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Poisonous cloud hangs over Berlin after chemical factory blaze - Vimarsana News

Poisonous cloud hangs over Berlin after chemical factory blaze

Firefighters said sulphuric acid and copper cyanide were stored at the plant and the chemicals ignited, which could create hydrogen cyanide.

Fire at IRIS-T producer Diehl Metall in Berlin involves dangerous chemicals - Vimarsana News

Fire at IRIS-T producer Diehl Metall in Berlin involves dangerous chemicals

A severe fire broke out at the Diehl Metall steel plant in Berlin, leading to warnings about toxic smoke due to dangerous chemicals stored on site, including sulfuric acid and copper cyanide. The blaze was first reported by German news outlet Bild on May 3, citing local firefighting teams.

Source: yahoo.com
Switzerland Seeks Medium-Range Air Defense System | Aviation Week Network - Vimarsana News

Switzerland Seeks Medium-Range Air Defense System | Aviation Week Network

Switzerland has made a request for information to industry on medium-range air defense systems to fill a capability gap.

Swedish DM suggested that his country might send additional Patriot systems to Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Swedish DM suggested that his country might send additional Patriot systems to Ukraine

Sweden could provide Ukraine with additional Patriot air defense systems, suggested Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson, AP news agency reported on April 22.

Source: yahoo.com
Bad News: South Korea Guts KF-21 Fighter Order By Half - Vimarsana News

Bad News: South Korea Guts KF-21 Fighter Order By Half

South Korea's Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) has announced plans to produce 20 KF-21 Boramae fighters this year, a reduction from the initially planned 40 units.