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NATO announces billion-euro contracts for artillery shells - Vimarsana News

NATO announces billion-euro contracts for artillery shells

NATO has announced contracts worth more than a billion euros with companies in Germany and France to supply 155-millimetre artillery ammunition. The first orders will be delivered "within 24 to 36 months," said the director of the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Stacy Cummings, in a press conference at the military alliance's headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday. According to NATO sources, the contracts worth €1.1 billion ($1.2 billion) should enable the purchase of more than 220,000

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NATO signs $1.2bn artillery shell deal - Vimarsana News

NATO signs $1.2bn artillery shell deal

NATO on Tuesday, signed contracts worth $1.2 billion to acquire over 200,000 155-millimetre artillery shells in the face of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine-Russia war: Ukrainian soldiers forced to ration ammunition - Vimarsana News

Ukraine-Russia war: Ukrainian soldiers forced to ration ammunition

Ukrainian soldiers are being forced to ration ammunition amid shortages, frontline troops have admitted.

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NATO signs $1.2-bn artillery deal with Ukraine; Norway gears up for ammunition production - Vimarsana News

NATO signs $1.2-bn artillery deal with Ukraine; Norway gears up for ammunition production

Brussels (AFP) Jan 23, 2024 - NATO on Tuesday signed contracts worth $1.2 billion to acquire over 200,000 155-millimetre artillery shells in the face of Russia's invasion on Ukraine.

NATO inks twin artillery deals worth $1.2B to replenish allies' stocks, help Ukraine - Vimarsana News

NATO inks twin artillery deals worth $1.2B to replenish allies' stocks, help Ukraine

The contracts are going to France’s Nexter Munitions and Germany’s Junghans Microtec for 155mm rounds, a desperately needed ammo type in Ukraine and one NATO nations are looking to fill their own stocks.