Belgium will send two F-16 fighter jets and 50 training personnel to Denmark from March to September to support the training of Ukrainian pilots, the Belgian broadcaster RTBF reported on Jan. 4, citing comments from the Belgian Defense Ministry.The tra…
4 January, 2024 F-16BM fighter from the Belgian Air Component. Photo by Kelvin Jahae
In March, Belgium will transfer two two-seat F-16BM combat trainer aircraft to Denmark to train Ukrainian pilots.
RTBF reported on this.
For this purpose, Belgium wi…
From March to September, Belgium will send two two-seat F-16 fighters and roughly 50 personnel to Denmark for the purpose of training Ukrainian pilots.
Source: Belgian public broadcaster RTBF with reference to the country’s Ministry of Defence; Europea…
NATO’s Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) announced a deal on Jan. 3 for the purchase of 1,000 Patriot air defense missiles for coalition members, including Germany, the Netherlands, Romania, and Spain. The contract includes all the relevant compone…
Norway will send two F-16 fighter jets to Denmark as part of a training mission for Ukrainian pilots, Norwegian Defense Minister Bjoern Arild Gram said on Jan. 3, cited by the Norwegian media outlet NRK. The “fighter jet coalition” to provide training …
3 January, 2024 GM200 MM/C radar by Thales Nederland. Photo from open sources.
The Lithuanian and Dutch National Defense Ministries signed an agreement to purchase Thales GM200 MM/C multifunctional counter-battery radar systems from Thales Nederland….
Two British minehunter ships destined for Ukraine will not be able to travel through Turkish waters, President Erdogan’s Directorate of Communications announced on Jan. 2, citing an international pact.”Our pertinent allies have been duly apprised that …
2 January, 2024 YPR-765 IFV and DAF YA-4442 trucks, which the Netherlands sold to Jordan. December 2023. Photo credits: Ministry of Defense of the Netherlands
The Netherlands delivered a significant batch of military equipment, including YPR-765 infa…
The Netherlands must become better prepared for a future war with Russia, for example by encouraging voluntary military service, outgoing Dutch Army Commander Martin Wijnen said in an interview with Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf on Dec. 28.German Defens…
Lieutenant General Martin Wijnen, Commander-in-Chief of the Dutch army, who will resign in 2024, has stated that the Netherlands and its society must prepare for the war with the Russian Federation.
Source: Wijnen in an interview for De Telegraaf, as r…