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European coalition pledges $50 billion to modernize deep precision strike capabilities

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By Tim Martin Verified
| Breaking Defense Verified
UK Royal Air Force weapon technicians use a loading vehicle to fit a Storm Shadow cruise missile on a Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jet (UK MoD) ANKARA, Turkey — A coalition of 12 European partner nations, led by the UK, have committed to spending $50 billion over the next decade to develop new deep precision strike capabilities, aimed at strengthening NATO deterrence.
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Belgium splashes $3.5 billion to build shared air defense arsenal with the Netherlands

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By Tim Martin Verified
| Breaking Defense Verified
A Norwegian National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS) in action during exercise Formidable Shield. (Norwegian Armed Forces on X) ANKARA, Turkey — In collaboration with the Netherlands, Belgium said today it is investing €3.1 billion ($3.5 billion) on the joint acquisition of two modern air defense systems, radars and command vehicles, as Russian threats drive Europe to spend more on lucrative ground based capabilities.
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From GlobalEye to Triton, first wave of NATO Summit deals bet big on aerial capabilities

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By Tim Martin Verified, Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo Verified
| Breaking Defense Verified
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte during the Defence Industry Forum at the NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkiye on July 7, 2026. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) ANKARA, Turkey — NATO kicked off its annual Summit here by announcing a series of new air power deals and initiatives with a heavy focus on boosting surveillance and strategic airlift capabilities.
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