Rheinmetall Constructs a New Hybrid Facility in Hungary
Rheinmetall is establishing a new facility in Szeged, Hungary, to increase its presence in the EU and NATO partner countries.
Rheinmetall is establishing a new facility in Szeged, Hungary, to increase its presence in the EU and NATO partner countries.
Hungary will increase the size of its Saab Gripen C/D fighter jet fleet with an agreement announced on February 23, 2024, to acquire four additional aircraft.
Turkish-Hungarian relations will be strengthened with the partnership established by companies in the defence industry of the two countries.
Hungary collaborates with Rheinmetall in a 288 million euro deal for the Panther KF51 main battle tank.
Rheinmetall officially opened its Lynx infantry fighting vehicle factory in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary, on 18 August 2023.
Rheinmetall announced plans for a Lynx production line in Hungary past months. The company announced the initiation of pre-serial production in the plant.
Hungary is rearming and restructuring the armed forces with Western equipment and vehicles.
KMW delivered the Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled howitzers as part of a $1.8 billion contract signed on December 19, 2018.
Invited by his Turkish counterpart Mustafa Varank, Hungarian Minister of Technology and Industry Laszlo Palkovics visited Turkiye. Two ministers held bilateral meetings while the Hungarian minister paid particular interest in the Turkish defence industry.
European Defence Agency (EDA) announced on its website that the Technical Arrangement (TA) defining the organisation, missions, and responsibilities of the Multinational Helicopter Training Centre (MHTC) at Sintra Airbase in Portugal was signed by 14 founding countries on June 28. The founding countries are; Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Greece, Greek Cyprus, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, and Sweden. The signing marks the beginning of the Centre’s technical and logistical development, which is expected to become a reference for multination military helicopter training.
Hungaria tests a 120-millimetre mortar mounted on a Gidrán combat vehicle. Turkish Defence Company Nurol Savunma exported Ejder Yalçın as Gidrán to Hungary.
Nurol Makina has recently established a company in Hungary, Nurol Makina Hungary to produce armoured vehicles in Hungary .
After the Russian attack on Ukraine, the border units of neighbouring countries were alarmed. Civilians fleeing the war headed west. While Hungary became a shelter for civilians, the prime minister of this country also supervised the preparations on the border.
Hungary had stated an interest in Turkish armed drones. Turkish Vestel Defence’s Karayel-SU is being tested at Pápa Bázisrepültér (Pápa Air Base), which is located 160 kilometres west of Budapest. The information was supplied by the Hungarian defence publication lhsn.hu, along with images showing Karayel-SU on the ground and in the air.