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Military news from Slovakia
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A MiG-29 crashed during training near Nitra in September 2019.
14. júl
They defend the purchase by saying they only completed a years-long process.
11. mar
HMC Invest plans to invest €42 million.
6. mar
The contract with the US has been fulfilled.
13. jan
They helped with two main areas in Iraq.
9. jan
The Defence Ministry has appealed.
11. dec
The Defence Ministry wanted to buy military equipment worth more than €1.3 billion.
25. sep
Three more machines are said to land in Slovakia by the end of 2019.
27. aug
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Apart from Slovakia, groups from 12 other states were presented at the event.
5. aug
The maximum price was set to €321 million, excluding VAT.
6. jún
Instead, the coalition has asked Foreign Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák to bring new details on the cooperation to the table.
16. apr
UPDATED: 13. Mar 2019, at 10:45
The Defence Ministry ends talks on US investment in airports
This is due partly to the fear that foreign troops will be placed in Slovakia. The Foreign Affairs Ministry rejects such claims.
12. mar
Meanwhile, the Foreign Affairs Ministry has released a video, stressing that the US does not plan to place its soldiers in Slovakia.
11. mar
Any agreements will be truly bilateral in nature, and any facilities that receive upgrades will remain sovereign Slovak government property, the US ambassador writes.
10. mar
13 countries submitted their government-to-government proposals.
5. mar
10 countries have submitted their offers.
22. jan
The Defence Ministry intends to pay €172 million for 25 new howitzers. Observers question the plan.
7. jan
Fighter jets worth €1.6 billion are to be delivered by 2023.
12. dec
Whatever contract was signed, it can be shredded, PM Peter Pellegrini said.
3. dec
Some selected Slovak soldiers are set to participate in the exercise to take place by the turn of October in Scandinavia and Italy.
17. okt
- 1. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 2. Bratislava launches reservation system for testing points on public transport vehicles
- 3. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 4. Nationwide COVID-19 testing – and criticism – starts again
- 5. News digest: Slovakia will receive more than 4 million vaccines
- 6. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 7. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 8. News digest: Weekend testing will be possible on buses as well as in companies
- 9. News digest: Slovakia has passed the peak of the second wave, health minister says
- 10. Deputy PM Holý lied about his exception when travelling to Britain
- 1. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 2. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 3. News digest: Slovakia will receive more than 4 million vaccines
- 4. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 5. News digest: Slovakia opens more testing sites
- 6. When will I receive my jab?
- 7. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 8. Bratislava launches reservation system for testing points on public transport vehicles
- 9. More aggressive COVID strain probably dominant in Slovakia. It is not necessarily bad news
- 10. A Slovak hunted a tiger in Africa and used it for advertisement
- 1. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 2. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 3. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 4. Bratislava was nothing like Prague when I first came here
- 5. The elderly will be given preference. Vaccination strategy changes
- 6. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 7. News digest: Slovakia will receive more than 4 million vaccines
- 8. Cabinet agrees on COVID screening
- 9. News digest: Slovakia opens more testing sites
- 10. Unable to book antigen testing in Bratislava? Everyone will get a chance to get tested, municipality promises