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US approves $12B arms package for Poland including Apache helicopters - Vimarsana News

US approves $12B arms package for Poland including Apache helicopters

The U.S. State Department gave a green light to a proposed $12 billion arms package for Poland that would include 96 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters in addition to equipment and ammunition.

US approves sale of APKWS-II to strengthen UK's aviation forces - Vimarsana News

US approves sale of APKWS-II to strengthen UK's aviation forces

The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency has notified Congress of a foreign military sale of precision kill weapon systems to the UK.

US approves sale of guided rocket kits to UK - Vimarsana News

US approves sale of guided rocket kits to UK

The US has approved the sale to the UK of APKWS-II guided rocket kits.

Latest Batch Of Ukraine Aid Includes Air Defenses, New Counter UAS - Vimarsana News

Latest Batch Of Ukraine Aid Includes Air Defenses, New Counter UAS

The $2.6 billion package includes $2.1 billion in new equipment and another $500 million in existing equipment.

SPECIAL REPORT-As the West backs Nigeria's war on insurgents, it backs off on human rights - Vimarsana News

SPECIAL REPORT-As the West backs Nigeria's war on insurgents, it backs off on human rights

Giwa Barracks, a compound featuring razor-wired walls, bland buildings and squalid conditions, has been the site of some of the Nigerian government's worst abuses in its 13-year war with extremists, according to current and former U.S. officials, human rights groups and former detainees. In many ways, Giwa crystallises the failures of the international community, time and again, to hold Nigeria's military to account for its wartime abuses of civilians, including women and children.