The Czech Republic, backed by NATO allies, aims to supply Ukraine with as much ammunition in 2025 as in the previous year.

Military chief sounds the alarm as Berlin accelerates rearmament, citing threats from Moscow and waning U.S. support.

PRISTINA - Kosovo plans to boost its defence spending by 60% over the next four years and to focus on acquiring Black Hawk ...

Bulgaria’s Cabinet approved a proposed acquisition of artillery ammunition for the Navy, a report on Bulgaria’s defence ...

Poland, a key NATO member and Ukraine ally, has warned that its ammunition reserves would last only two weeks in a potential ...

PRAGUE, March 27 (Reuters) - The Czech-led ammunition initiative to supply Ukraine ... by the Czech government and funded by a number of NATO allies provided Ukraine with 1.5 million artillery ...

Greek hesitance could shift the burden of loading Ukraine’s biggest guns to another NATO country that still operates M110s with compatible ammo: Turkey. If Ukraine’s 2S7s disappear and ...

Poland warns it can withstand a Russian invasion for only two weeks, urging NATO for immediate assistance amid rising ...

Kosovo to Boost Defence Spending by 60%, Plans Drone, Ammunition Production ... Javelin anti-tank missiles worth $75 million. NATO still has a force of more than 4,000 peacekeepers deployed ...

Collectively, the 32 members of Nato can field a "powerful, and modern fighting force," said Kyiv Independent, "but – its European contingent at least – faces ammunition shortages, a ...

The famous German military historian Zenke Knitzel from The University of Potsdam threw a tantrum about the "last summer of ...