Finland buys heavy anti-tank system from Germany
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The Finnish Defence Forces are acquiring the RGW110 heavy anti-tank system from the German company Dynamit Nobel Defence. The value of the procurement is 84.5 million euros. The information was announced by the Finnish Defence Forces and published in the English-language Daily Finland.
The RGW110 is a heavy anti-tank weapon that enables soldiers to destroy tanks and other heavy vehicles. The system is intended for use in army units. The procurement is part of Finland's efforts to develop its defence capability.
Finland has increased its defence spending in recent years and strengthened its army's equipment. This procurement is one example of how the country is seeking to ensure that its army remains modern.
Further details on the procurement schedule and the scope of deliveries have not yet been published. More information will be provided as new details become available.
Sources: Daily Finland
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