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Russia delivered a shipment of water treatment systems and power generation equipment to the Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) on March 25, 2026. The transfer took place at Base 100 in Sénou, Bamako. This logistical package includes 60 water filtration units and more than 200 voltage regulators. To address energy needs, the shipment also features a range of diesel generators with po...


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There is an old military axiom that whoever controls the skies controls the battle. In the classical sense, air supremacy meant denying the enemy the ability to fly — to contest airspace, destroy their aircraft, and degrade thei...


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TUSAŞ has chosen KOVAN, the next generation business management system developed by HAVELSAN, to support its human resources digital transformation journey.

As part of an agreement signed between HAVELSAN and TUSAŞ at SAHA EXPO 2026, TUSAŞ will carry out the digital transformation of its human resources processes using HAVELSAN’s software solution,


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The African battlespace in recent years presents a paradox that challenges traditional military doctrines rooted in the massed formations of the twentieth century. From the arid expanses of the Sahel to the dense, equatorial forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the ability to move quickly and strike with precision has become more valuable than the sheer weight of ...


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Turkish Defence Minister Yaşar Güler and Nigerien Defence Minister Salifou Mody signed a protocol in Ankara on April 7, 2026, to establish on-site military training support within Niger.

The agreement, titled the Protocol on the Provision of On-Site Training Support, moves Turkish military instructors from domestic classrooms directly into Nigerien military bases. T...


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