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Lieutenant General Serhii Naiev, Commander of the Joint Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, has stated that the northern part of the country is seeking to raise the number of mobile fire groups to strengthen air defence.

Military contracts are being heavily skewed towards the US foreign military sales and foreign-owned defence companies, tender data reveals.

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The Defence Department will purge 2000 contractors from its ranks, saving more than $600 million.

Despite widespread reports that all eight submarines would be built in Australia under $368bn deal, up to five SSNs will be US Virginia class

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One of the most significant defence documents since World War II will address challenges and outline how Australia should rapidly acquire new long-range strike capability to deter rising threats from China.

The public version of the Albanese government's long-awaited Defence Strategic Review will confirm funding to immediate priorities that deliver "impactful projection" well beyond Australia. 

Opposition defence spokesman Andrew Hastie has warned the government against cannibalising existing military capabilities to pay for new weapons.