AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoGreece’s Arms Deal: Athens agreed to spend up to $4 billion on U.S. weapons and F-16 upgrades, including missiles and bombs for its fighters, planned F-35s and Black Hawks. Missile Production: Raytheon won a multi-year contract worth up to $6.3 billion for SM-3 Block IB interceptors as the Pentagon works to replenish depleted stocks. Autonomous Aircraft: The U.S. Navy added $150 million to Shield AI’s X-BAT runway-free fighter program, bringing reported funding to $400 million. Ukraine’s Defence Industry: A new British-backed center in Kyiv will help UK defense companies work with Ukrainian firms and connect with investment and frontline requirements; the EU has also allocated €1.24 billion for Ukrainian drones and missiles. Industrial Reform: India’s defence secretary outlined procurement changes and a bigger role for private industry to speed arms programs and expand domestic manufacturing. New Weapons: South Korea tested its first domestically developed hypersonic missile as Seoul pushes for greater self-reliance in defense.
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