INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Four bombs dating back to World War II were detonated in Gottingen, Germany, on Saturday, following a mass evacuation of the area.
The 500-kilogram (1,102-pound) bombs with long-life fuses were dropped by the US military during the war. After detonating the bombs, teams checked the area and allowed most residents to return to their homes.
On Saturday, more than 8,000 people fled their homes in Gottingen, with police, firefighters and the German army taking part in the mass evacuation.
The operation was successful and the detonation caused extensive damage to adjacent buildings. The majority of the citizens of Gottingen returned to their homes.
It is worth noting that in many German cities, inactive bombs from World War II are still found today. Incidents like last Saturday’s take place every year.
Also read: Myanmar’s military promises new elections in a year, Aung San Suu Kyi calls for resistance – Photos
NEWSLETTER SUBSCRIPTION
Defence Equity Facility | European Commission and EIF Announce €40 Million Investment in European Defence and Security Tech Fund Keen Venture Partners
A few days ago, the European Commission and the European Investment Fund (EIF) announced a €40 million investment deal with Keen’s European Defence and Security Tech Fund — a pioneering…
SAFE | Unanimous Approval, Safeguards and Clauses for Turkey’s Participation
The EU’s General Affairs Council today gave the final green light to the creation of the new ‘SAFE’ financial instrument, which will provide loans of €150 billion for common investments in European defence.
United Kingdom | Hands Sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius
The UK has signed an agreement to cede control of the disputed Chagos Islands to Mauritius, with Westminster stating that the deal safeguards the future of…
Gripen AI | Artificial Intelligence vs. Pilot – Historic Flight with ‘Centaur’ System for Swedish Fighter
An artificial intelligence system took control of a Swedish Saab Gripen E fighter jet and engaged in a dogfight with another aircraft.
LRSO | The US Air Force’s New Nuclear Strike Cruise Missile
The United States Air Force (USAF) has recently released concept art of the AGM-181A Long-Range Standoff (LRSO) advanced stealth cruise missile, which will incorporate the W80-4 thermonuclear warhead.
Denmark | Strengthening Its Air Defence with NASAMS, VL MICA and IRIS-T SLM Systems
Denmark has decided to bolster its air defence by acquiring ground-based short-range missile systems of the NASAMS type, as well as the VL MICA and IRIS-T SLM systems.
AI Fight Club | Lockheed Martin Seeks the Most “Lethal” Artificial Intelligence Systems for the Battlefield
In a notable initiative, Lockheed Martin is aiming to accelerate the full-scale development of artificial intelligence (AI) in operational settings through the creation of a virtual…
France | Renault to Produce Drones in Ukraine
French car manufacturer Renault is set to establish facilities in Ukraine for the production of unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), intended to…
Venus Aerospace | Completion of Historic U.S. Hypersonic Engine Flight Test
Venus Aerospace, a Houston-based startup pioneering the future of high-speed flight, announced the successful completion of the first U.S. flight test of…
0 Comments