“Armenia Implements Restriction on Military Equipment Movement Along Strategic Road Amid Worsening Situation”
Due to the worsening situation in Armenia, the movement of military equipment has been restricted on the Armenian military road. This decision was made to ensure safe transportation and border security. The road passes through South Ossetia and is often closed during bad weather.
“UK Armed Forces Struggle with £17 Billion Funding Gap for Military Maintenance, Warns National Audit Office”
UK’s armed forces face a £17bn funding shortfall for military equipment maintenance over the next 10 years, as reported by Reuters. The National Audit Office (NAO) estimates that an additional £305.5bn will be needed for new equipment from 2023-2033, exceeding the previous 2012 projection by £16.9bn. Rising costs due to interim and military programs pose a “persistent risk” to national security. The conflict in Ukraine increases the importance of military expenditure in Europe, where the UK is a major contributor. The government must not abandon vital projects, says the NAO’s Director Gareth Davies.
“Millions Paid, Equipment Undelivered: Armenia’s Prime Minister Addresses Troubling Issue with Russia”
Armenia’s PM discusses unpaid military equipment from Russia in a live broadcast. Talks underway for resolution, including debt reduction and compensation. Learn more on NEWS.am.
“Russian Government Issues Warning to Exporters: Diesel Fuel and Benzine Exports Facing Possible Restrictions”
Russia’s government warns exporters of military equipment and benzine about possible restrictions on diesel fuel and benzine exports. This comes after Russia imposed temporary restrictions on gasoline and diesel fuel exports in September.