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  1. F-35 costs jump in latest production lots

    WASHINGTON — The cost of all three variants of the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter are increasing by as…
    #NewsBeep #News #Headlines #AirForce #Europe #F-35 #F-35JointStrikeFighter #JointProgramOffice #LockheedMartin #marinecorps #navy #NorthropGrumman #Pentagon #PrattandWhitney #RTX #World
    newsbeep.com/719734/

  2. Ukraine asks EU to fund first Patriot missiles buy

    KYIV, Ukraine — The European Union is reviewing Kyiv’s request to spend billions of euros on PAC-3 interceptor…
    #Europe #EU #Brussels #circulated-defense-news #circulated-military-times #dn-dnr #EuropeanUnion #interceptormissiles #Kyiv #LockheedMartin #MarkRutte #military-times #NATO #PAC-3 #Patriot #Russia #Ukraine #UrsulavonderLeyen
    europesays.com/europe/131126/

  3. “Paper arsenal: Why the West's defense industry can't deliver”

    via @geopolitics_prime on Telegram

    @uk_politics

    “Western defense behemoths are touting bloated order books and multi-year backlogs of revenue.

    Lockheed Martin closed 2025 with a record backlog of $194 billion — roughly 2.5 times its annual sales. Rheinmetall's order backlog hit roughly $72.89 billion, with BAE Systems and RTX similarly cashing in big.

    Yet there is a glaring disconnect between the signatures on contracts and reality, notes independent defense and security analyst Patricia Marins on Substack.

    Multi-year delays have become the norm, exposing profound structural weaknesses in the hollowed-out, bureaucratic Western defense industries, stuck as they are in an oligopoly trap”

    Read more here: t.me/geopolitics_prime/72006

    #Press #SocialMedia #West #Military #Industry #Capacity #LockheedMartin #Rheinmetall #Delays #SupplyChains #RareEarths #China

  4. Companies join a #DeepSeaMining rush after Trump executive order, as regulators fast-track permits

    Trump’s order suggests the U.S. will decide for itself when to mine the global seabed, reversing the decision of previous administrations to honor the seabed authority’s rules.

    By HELEN WIEFFERING
    Updated 3:11 PM UTC, May 22, 2026

    WASHINGTON (AP) — "In the year since President Donald Trump signed an executive order promising to create a deep-sea mining industry from scratch, businesses have raised millions of dollars from investors, stock prices have soared and federal regulators have raced to fast-track a permitting process.

    "At least nine companies are in talks with the government for access to seabed minerals, according to an Associated Press review. Sections of the seafloor from #AmericanSamoa to #Alaska could be auctioned for offshore mining this summer and through the fall.

    All the action suggests the U.S. may soon give the green light for companies to commercially mine the seabed — something that’s never been done in international waters.

    "But a close look at some of the companies involved reveals uncertain track records and histories spattered with legal disputes, while major questions about how the minerals would be processed and refined remain unanswered. Watchers of the nascent industry are skeptical the promised riches will ever materialize."

    Read more:
    apnews.com/article/trump-deeps

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/MGqWh

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    #WorldPol #NoDeepSeaMining
    #RecycleMetals #TrumpSucks #DeepSeaMiningMoratorium
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