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Incoming chancellor Friedrich Merz wants Germany to become Ukraine’s arsenal. The Kremlin is so mad they called Merz a “Nazi.
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Defense News on MSNRheinmetall secures nitrocellulose supply amid European ammo scrambleNC, a German maker of industrial nitrocellulose, to expand its supply of raw material for artillery propellant.
According to the publication, Rheinmetall Expal Munitions specializes in artillery ammunition, mortar and medium caliber rounds as well as fuses and rocket propulsion systems ...
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DPA International on MSNGerman arms giant Rheinmetall acquires ordnance disposal companyGerman arms giant Rheinmetall on Tuesday said it is acquiring an ammunition detection and disposal company. The Dusseldorf-based enterprise said a purchase contract has been signed to take over ...
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German arms maker Rheinmetall buys supplier specializing in guncottonSo far, Rheinmetall has been producing nitrocellulose at three sites in Switzerland, Spain and South Africa, but the ...
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RBC Ukraine on MSNTaurus missiles won't change Russia-Ukraine war - Rheinmetall headThe decisive factor in the Russian-Ukrainian war is not long-range missiles, but conventional artillery, says Armin Papperger ...
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Army Technology on MSNRheinmetall acquires Stascheit to enhance EODGermany-based technology company Rheinmetall has finalised the acquisition of Stascheit, a specialist in ammunition detection and recovery based in Gardelegen/Saxony-Anhalt. With this deal, ...
According to Minister in the Presidency Khumbudzo Ntshavheni, South Africa is a responsible arms trader and does not allow the re-export of munitions to countries participating in armed conflicts. Her ...
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The National Interest on MSNDoes the Future Combat Air System Have a Future Without France?Despite involving two of Europe's largest aviation firms and information technology company, the program has been plagued ...
Rabat - European stock markets crashed on Monday, facing their worst day since the COVID-19 outbreak in March 2020. Investors ...
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