Latvia has signed a $180 million defense deal with the US for HIMARS and ATACMS missiles, aiming to boost its firepower and strengthen NATO cooperation.

Türkiye’s indigenous air-to-air missiles, Bozdoğan and Gökdoğan, have passed critical design verification tests, marking a key step toward operational deployment.

Raytheon and the U.S. Navy have completed the technical review of the HALO hypersonic missile, designed to strike naval targets at Mach 5 speeds.

Estonia strengthened its defense by acquiring 300 Piorun missiles and 100 launchers from Poland in a $113 million deal.

Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, and Romania ordered 1,000 Patriot missiles in a $5.5 billion deal. Intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine accelerated the decision.

Northrop Grumman’s IBCS system, integrated with LTAMDS, enhances battlefield awareness. Working with PAC-3, it provides rapid responses to complex missile threats.

Norway is sending $30 million worth of additional NASAMS systems to Ukraine, aiming to strengthen defenses against drone and cruise missile attacks this winter.

Poland’s Mesko, a PGZ subsidiary, won Norway’s tender to supply Piorun MANPADS, delivering the country’s first portable air-defense capability under a ~€30 million contract.