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The Minister of Foreign Affairs went to Parliament to tell deputies that Portugal “does not support” American military intervention, but that the Government has maintained “loyal collaboration with the US” at Lajes, considering the figure of 76 aircraft to be “negligible”.
Portugal and Slovakia signed a military-technical cooperation agreement yesterday, with Slovakia’s deputy prime minister and defence minister expressing interest in Portuguese drones and KC-390 aircraft. The ceremony took place at The post Military cooperation deal signed with Slovakia on drones, KC-390 appeared first on Portugal Resident.
The ceremony took place in Oeiras, where the Minister of National Defence, Nuno Melo, and the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of Slovakia, Robert Kalinák, signed the document.
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Portugal and Slovakia signed a technical-military cooperation agreement on Tuesday, March 24, with the Slovak Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence expressing interest in Portuguese drones and KC-390 transport aircraft. The ceremony took place at the Forte de São Julião da Barra in Oeiras, attended by Portuguese Defence Minister Nuno Melo and Slovak Defence Minister Robert Kaliňák. The agreement aims to strengthen the European pillar of NATO and foster industrial defence partnerships, with Slovakia exploring potential collaborations in drone technology, aircraft maintenance via OGMA, and the acquisition of Embraer KC-390 aircraft.
Portugal and Slovakia sign a military cooperation agreement
The minister detailed that on February 1st and 2nd, the municipality refused military personnel to guard generators due to thefts. On the 2nd, according to Nuno Melo, the use of 'aerial drone capabilities' was also refused, and the following day, 'a field kitchen'.
The President of the Republic says that the two countries 'are together, are cohesive and stand firm', recalling that Portugal has been cooperating militarily in Estonia.
