The deal was signed in December, and the first vehicles is expected to be delivered soon.

A June 2024 agreement with Ukraine for Rheinmetall to provide 10 KF41s along with the establishment of a manufacturing facility in the country has moved a step closer, with the factory now built and a ...

A deal that was signed between Germany and Ukraine last month is about to bear fruit, with the first production batch of Rheinmetall KF41 Lynx infantry fighting vehicles expected to be delivered ...

Rheinmetall, one of Germany's largest defence companies, has announced that Ukraine will receive its first Lynx KF41 combat vehicles in early 2026. Details: The contract was signed in December 2025.

Rheinmetall will deliver its first batch of advanced Lynx infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine in early 2026, the German arms manufacturer announced Monday. "Rheinmetall is supplying Ukraine with ...

A Lynx KF41 fighting vehicle, developed by Rheinmetall, is on display at the DEFEA international defense exhibition in Athens, Greece, on May 7, 2025. (Nick Paleologos/Bloomberg via Getty Images) ...

German defense concern Rheinmetall has announced the delivery of the first five Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) at the beginning of this year, with the next step being the procurement of ...

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A General Dynamics Ajax IFV fighting vehicle is displayed on day two of the Defence and Security Equipment International (DSEI) expo in London on Sept. 10, 2025. (Leon Neal/Getty Images) LONDON — ...

Several armoured fighting vehicles (AFV) – some new, some improved – have attracted many observers over the course of the first day of DSEI 2025. The Russia-Ukraine conflict still demonstrates the ...