Ukrainian troops furious over leadership, lack of equipment, according to top German newspaper
As the war drags on, Ukrainian soldiers are increasingly vocal about the faults of military leadership and a lack of resources
As the war drags on, Ukrainian soldiers are increasingly vocal about the faults of military leadership and a lack of resources
NATO generals believe that peacetime military movement rules in Europe are too restrictive
The Ukrainian air force can at best achieve local superiority and even then only temporarily, warns military expert Bálint Somkuti
From its current location, the missile can reach London or Berlin in a matter of minutes
The missile has a range of 10,000 kilometers and can reach Moscow in 12 minutes
Hundreds of long-range high-explosive missiles have been amassed at the Ukraine border ready to attack Ukraine’s civic infrastructure and target the country’s electricity supply
The new missile defense systems will partly replace equipment that was donated to Ukraine
The failure of the counteroffensive has dented Zelensky’s credibility, his former advisor has claimed
Just one European company made it into the top 10 defense manufacturers in the world last year
As much as 25 percent of the military equipment donated to Ukraine by other countries is estimated to end up on the black market
The operation is designed to show Hungary’s credibility as a NATO member
Romania is the fourth Central European NATO member to get the fifth-generation planes
The exercise will take place over Italy, Croatia and the Mediterranean
Romania’s army reserves are dangerously depleted, with just 2,000 voluntary reservists on its books
The drill will be held just four days ahead of Putin’s 71st birthday
Russia signals a political will to continue the war in Ukraine
The estimated cost of €4 billion is coming out of Germany’s €100 defense development fund
The SVD and the GRU both want a slice of the lucrative African contracts
Sweden and Finland’s NATO membership would have merited a wider social debate
Russia is attempting to replenish its arms stocks from North Korea
Footage of burning Leopard 2 tanks have quieted claims that the tank would crush the Russians
Portugal is also assisting Ukraine with tanks and air defense systems
Hungary is making itself into one of the major tank producers in the world
Another Wagner group aircraft changed course and landed back in Moscow
The Netherlands must first complete its transition to the F-35 fighter jet
Modifications to the Pantsir-S Russian air defense system will likely improve their effectiveness against the U.S. HIMARS missile system as well
Rheinmetall will refurbish 30 of the 49 tanks for use in Ukraine
U.S. arms companies in particular have seen considerable windfalls
Hungarian lawmakers are expected to debate the country’s drone strategy in the autumn
The German Air Force is testing its deployment capabilities
He was probably referring to a passage in the country’s nuclear doctrine
A German firm will modify the radars in Canada for NATO compliance
The purchase sees Czechia eliminate its dependence on Soviet technology
The war-torn country is building up its drone armory
Kyiv is almost completely dependent on fuel imports to maintain its war effort
The country ordered 16 of the Airbus H225M light utility aircraft
The private company operates some 150 fighter jets
Ukraine is now waging its own form of attrition warfare against Russia, claims a Hungarian security expert
The mercenary group is actively training Belarusian troops
Meanwhile, some conscription officers are making small fortunes by looking the other way as Ukraine’s youth does all it can to avoid being sent to the frontline
One military commander says they will not be used in populated areas
The factory will produce 400 armored vehicles a year
The drones will be flown by the manufacturer as a service to the military
Such a move points to an imminent Ukrainian offensive
Zelensky told lawmakers medical marijuana could would help Ukrainians treat their “pain, stress, and the trauma of war”
Switzerland is performing a balancing act between siding with the EU and ensuring its long-standing neutrality
So far, there have been at least 30 fallen soldiers of Hungarian nationality, but some estimates place this number in the hundreds
The wreckage is to be taken back to Hungary for investigation
Two dead, one crewman still missing
The EU wants a say in how much each member state’s arms companies produce and to what countries those weapons are exported
Germany is beefing up its tank fleet with billions in spending
Of the 930,000 individuals classed as reservists, just 34,000 have received recent military training and are deemed active
The advanced fighter jets should enter service around 2030
A single Poseidon torpedo can devastate large coastal areas and can reportedly be fired undetected by Western surveillance systems
Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak has confirmed that Poland’s security agency managed to identify and break up a Russian spy network that was a threat to national security
Hungary now has the third-best military in the region
The government says it can save $654 million by canceling the day, which it will use to fund defense
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said his government will review the possibility of supplying weapons to Ukraine
“It has been said over the past few months that we are only partially ready to defend ourselves — if we are ready at all”
The base was used by the U.S. during the Yugoslav wars in the 1990s, but Hungarians are now paying the price in the form of significant pollution
Several Western countries are delivering heavy armor to Ukraine, but will this be enough?
The 240mm mortar can theoretically fire nuclear bombs
It is unknown whether the armored vehicles will come from existing stock within the German military or from manufacturer reserves
The missiles fly at over three kilometers per second
Despite the war and economic downturn, Hungary had outstanding achievements this year, according to PM Viktor Orbán
The procurement is worth €931 million at current exchange rates
Russia now has practically no legal avenues to import chips for its military
Germany only has two days’ worth of heavy munitions should another conflict erise
The launcher’s combat power has been compared to that of nuclear weapons
The British Army will soon have just 72,500 soldiers, the lowest figure since the Napoleonic Wars
Security guards were unable to contain the highly trained troops
In view of Tuesday’s rocket incident in Poland, missile defense is a hot topic
Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky confirmed PM Viktor Orbán had convened the Defence Council in the wake of the events
The meeting was focused on the use of nuclear weapons
It can carry up to 15 nuclear warheads and reach any point on Earth
The conflict between Kosovo and Serbia goes back decades, but will a license plate dispute break out into a new war?
Kosovo denies involvement, saying Serbia used it as a pretext to increase its military presence on the border
Hungary is furious after Latvian Defense Minister Artis Pabriks accused Hungary and Bulgaria of “treason”
The resolution, which passed with a large majority, does not mention Iran as a nuclear power
Dîncu went against his country’s official policy of supporting Ukraine’s war efforts
One battery costs $150 million while interceptor missiles cost $50,000
French and German arms manufacturers have continued to enrich themselves on trade with Russia even after the annexation of Crimea
PM Orbán explains Hungary’s position on the war in Ukraine, his country’s energy security policy, and how China will play a key role in his country’s future
The Hungarian Air Force opts for a European solution
Member states of the European Union spent €198 billion on defense in 2020
In upcoming years, the global number of maximum-security biolabs could reach 60
Report finds that “woke” culture threatens Navy’s warfighting capability
Three and a half years after its inception, the European Union’s joint military arm is still hindered by delays, calling into question the group’s ambitions for strategic autonomy.