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What are Palestine Action’s aims in the UK?

6 days ago | army-technology.com | Richard Thomas

The dramatic incursion into RAF Brize Norton by activists from the Palestine Action group, which took place in the small hours of morning of 20 June, has raised questions about the security of UK military installations and the wider national mission of the activist group in the UK.
British Army gets logistics boost as new support vehicles delivered

1 week ago | army-technology.com | Richard Thomas

More than 200 multipurpose support trucks bought under a rapid procurement process have been handed over to the British Army, with hundreds more to follows in the coming months. Sourced from Germany’s Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicle, the trucks have been designed to allow troops to transport essentials such as ammunition, food, water and support materiel to operational locations.
What UK military forces are based at Gibraltar?

2 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Richard Thomas

The announcement of a border deal between Spain and the UK that will see EU officials operate Gibraltar’s border crossings has been met with delight and derision, depending on where the reader sits on the political fence. A British overseas territory, the deal will see Gibraltar (also known as the Rock) become an associate member of the European Union (EU), enabling free movement between Spain and the small territory, which had previously been the case prior to the UK leaving the EU in 2020.
Ukraine says Russia has sustained one million combat losses

2 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Richard Thomas

Ukraine has claimed to have inflicted one million combat casualties on Russian forces since the large-scale invasion by Moscow in February 2022, a significant, if unverified, milestone in a war that is redefining Europe’s political and security landscape.
Stop hiring humans

2 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Lara Williams

Advertising almost always appeals to the aspirational. But AI platform, Artisan.co, has bucked this convention by plastering fear all over the London Underground. The provocative strapline “Stop Hiring Humans: The Age of the AI Employee is Here” is part of a poster adverting campaign on London’s public transport that taps into deep public mistrust that AI will replace human work.
US approves $325m M1A2 Abrams MBT support to Kuwait

3 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The US State Department has approved a $325m potential foreign military sale of M1A2 Abrams main battle tank (MBT) system sustainment support along with associated equipment to Kuwait.
Sweden boosts Nato support for Ukraine

3 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

The Swedish Armed Forces has been directed by the government to allocate Skr550m ($57m) towards Nato’s assistance efforts for Ukraine. This funding is sourced from the 19th support package for Ukraine valued at Skr16bn, which was unveiled by the government on 31 March 2025. It was adopted by the Swedish parliament, Riksdag, on 29 April.
Formal methods for an insecure world

3 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Fi Forrest

In January of this year, four U.S. government agencies – the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (OUSD R&E), and the National Security Agency (NSA) – jointly issued a call to action.
Rheinmetall secures 155mm ERFB artillery ammunition orders

3 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

Rheinmetall Denel Munition has secured two significant contracts for the supply of extended range full bore (ERFB) 155mm artillery ammunition. The orders, from an undisclosed international customer, represent a high double-digit million-euro value and encompass the provision of projectiles, propellants, and fuses.
Diehl Defence boosts training simulation with e.sigma

3 weeks ago | army-technology.com | Jangoulun Singsit

German weapon manufacturer Diehl Defence has closed the acquisition of e.sigma Systems, a strategic move which bolsters its advanced training and simulation capabilities. The takeover includes subsidiary e.sigma Technology along with operational bases in Munich and Ilmenau. Financial details of the deal have not been disclosed.