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Estonia accuses Russia of ordering August arson attack on Milrem - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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BELFAST — The Estonian Internal Security Service (KAPO) said today that an arson attack at a Milrem Robotics facility in Tallinn was orchestrated by Russian security services. The Baltic state agency made the accusation in a post on X, stating that Moscow “commissioned” the “deliberate and pre-planned act” that took place in August, adding that the “attack is directly attributable to the Russian Federation.” From information “available” to KAPO, “the modus operandi of the Milrem attack is consis
UK to gather defense CEOs for 'closed-door' Russian security briefing - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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BELFAST — The UK says it will convene secretive meetings with CEOs from the defense and critical infrastructure industries to address “threats posed by Russia.” In a joint statement on Friday, Britain’s Ministry of Defence and Cabinet Office said that armed forces minister Louise Sandher-Jones will chair one “threat briefing” with local defense companies and security minister Dan Jarvis is to lead another for critical infrastructure groups. The briefings will “draw on world class intelligence ca
Trump signs Greenland security agreement, defusing allied tensions - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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BELFAST — US President Donald Trump sat next to the leaders of Denmark and its territory Greenland today to sign a new Arctic security agreement based on strengthening “common deterrence,” defusing at least for the time being a tense standoff amid Washington’s threat to annex the semi-autonomous island. The joint pact was signed by Trump, Prime Minister of Greenland Jens-Frederik Nielsen and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen during a ceremony in New York, immediately after Trump addressed
'Totally new': Nammo pursues rocket motor engine for latest IRIS-T air defense - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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RAUFOSS, Norway — Norwegian defense firm Nammo is taking its first steps in developing a new prototype rocket motor engine, envisioned as powering a long-range variant of the German-made IRIS-T air defense system, a company official told Breaking Defense. Nammo produces rocket motor engines for other munitions, but “this is a totally new development project for us … [without] that much piggybacking on different things or from previous kinds” of programs, a Nammo program manager said Thursday on
Nammo CEO warns European rupture with US risks 10-year capability gap - Breaking Defense (opens the original)
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RAUFOSS, Norway — The CEO of one of Europe’s major ammunition and rocket motor engine producers has warned that any potential cutting off of industrial cooperation with the US risks European allies suffering a loss of capability that could take up to a decade to replace. “If we cannot deliver AMRAAM rocket motors to Raytheon, well, none of the European F-35s” will have the weapons equipped on the fifth-generation fighter jet, Morten Brandtzæg, CEO of Norwegian manufacturer NAMMO, said Wednesday
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