CSG to Supply Long-Range Artillery Ammunition Worth Almost EUR 250 Million to a European Customer

The global industrial-technology group CSG will carry out another significant project for the supply of large-calibre ammunition. Based on financing provided by a Western European…

The global industrial-technology group CSG will carry out another significant project for the supply of large-calibre ammunition. Based on financing provided by a Western European country, it will deliver 155 mm long-range artillery ammunition – used as standard by NATO armies – to a European customer. The value of the project amounts to nearly EUR 250 million (approximately CZK 6 billion). Deliveries are expected to take place over a period of ten months. This new contract marks another step in CSG’s strategic shift toward long-range large-calibre ammunition and highlights the Group’s strong position not only in Western European markets. CSG…

ATMOS Space Cargo Enters the European Defense Sector

ATMOS Space Cargo, a leading European provider of technology for transporting cargo into orbit and controlled reentry to Earth, has closed a €25.7 million Series A funding…

Germany Embraces American Technology for Future Frigates as Navy Modernization Accelerates

Germany has taken a significant step in modernizing its navy by securing approval to equip its future F127-class air defense frigates with advanced American combat systems…

Inferno at Tuapse: Ukrainian Drones Smash Strategic Russian Energy Hub

Ukraine widened its pressure campaign against Russia’s energy infrastructure overnight, striking the Black Sea port of Tuapse in an attack that killed at least one person and…

CSG Introduces Counter-Drone Ammo for Standard Rifles

Fiocchi, part of the CSG, has introduced a new generation of counter-drone ammunition designed to enable soldiers to effectively engage small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)…

Ukraine Opens a New Front in Air Defense by Downing a Shahed Drone From a Maritime Platform

Ukraine has added a striking new chapter to modern drone warfare. In what appears to be the first documented case of its kind, Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces have…

Whoever Controls the Defense Industry Controls the War: Central Europe in the Race for Manufacturing, Data, and AI

The European defense industry is currently undergoing a turning point that is changing the rules of both production and business relations. Inventories are depleting faster than…

B-21 Raider Clears Key Refueling Test as U.S. Air Force Pushes Toward Operational Service

The U.S. Air Force has marked another major step forward for its next-generation stealth bomber, confirming that the B-21 Raider has successfully completed aerial refueling with a KC-135…

Overnight Drone Strike Disables Enemy-Used Substation in Melitopol

A power substation in temporarily occupied Melitopol was struck in a nighttime drone attack, causing a citywide outage and highlighting the continued effort to disrupt…

CSG to Supply Artillery Ammunition Worth Hundreds of Millions of Euros to European Customer

The global industrial and technology group CSG has signed a significant new contract for the supply of large-calibre ammunition to a European customer. The total value of the…

Attack Helicopters’ Twilight? Japan’s Bold Shift and the Global Future of Manned vs. Unmanned Warfare

Japan’s Ground Self-Defense Force (GSDF) is embarking on a significant transformation in its aviation capabilities, phasing out its fleet of manned attack and observation…

What Happened at Russia’s Only Su-57 Production Plant

A fire has reportedly broken out at the Komsomolsk-on-Amur Aviation Plant (KnAAZ), the only facility in Russia that serially produces the Su-57 Felon fifth-generation fighter jet, raising…