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Joint-stock company Ukrainian Defence Industry (Ukroboronprom) has signed a memorandum of cooperation with the German defence industry company Dynamit Nobel Defence. Source: Ukroboronprom on Telegram Details: Dynamit Nobel Defence GmbH (DND) is a German arms manufacturer and a subsidiary of the Israeli company Rafael.

Introduces an exciting new addition to the arsenal: the Heckler & Koch G11. This unique and futuristic assault rifle brings a fresh dynamic to the Zone, combining cutting-edge technology with the intense atmosphere of the game.

The biggest challenge of developing the former industrial premises of Istrochem is environmental burdens.

The city council in Troisdorf, which has a population close to 80,000, has, for the time being, blocked plans put forward by a major arms company to expand production locally.

The city council of Troisdorf in Germany has disrupted the expansion plans of Diehl Defence, one of the largest arms companies in the country, to produce weapons for Ukraine, AFP reported on Dec. 27.

Europe's efforts to increase arms production and help Ukraine fight the Russian invasion have faced an unexpected obstacle in the form of German local authorities. Source: Euractiv, as reported by European Pravda Details: The city council of Troisdorf, a city of about 80,000 people, has now blocked plans by one of the largest arms companies to expand production locally.

Addressing the requirements for lightweight yet highly effective shoulder-fired munitions for small tactical units, Dynamit Nobel Defence (DND) provides the combat proven RGW series.

Steve Durham, vice president of the Colorado State Board of Education, believes he should determine how history is taught in Colorado. Citizens beware. His version of history for social studies

The pouring of arms into Ukraine and European rearmament plans benefit weapons makers but also pose risks, a watchdog told Sky News The

The pouring of arms into Ukraine and European rearmament plans benefit weapons makers but also pose risks, a watchdog told Sky News The