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Lithuania Receives Thales Radar System; Norway Orders Similar Equipment

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Lithuania received its first Thales GM200 MM/C multifunctional radar system, which is designed to detect hostile artillery positions and drones. The total cost of the project is €126.7 million and covers equipment, spare parts, and personnel training. This procurement is part of defense cooperation between Lithuania and the Netherlands, and Norway has also ordered similar Thales radar stations.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition of these advanced radar systems enhances the reconnaissance and counter-battery capabilities of the Lithuanian Army. The contracts involve significant defense spending and deepen military cooperation between Lithuania, the Netherlands, and Norway.

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Who's involved

  • LithuaniaRecipient of the Thales radar system to enhance military capabilities
  • NorwayOrdered similar Thales radar stations as part of defense spending
  • NetherlandsInvolved in the defense cooperation agreement with Lithuania
  • ThalesSupplier of the Thales GM200 MM/C multifunctional radar system

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  • ThalesSpeculative

    Thales could see increased revenue from securing major defense contracts in Lithuania and Norway.

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