• Change of Command at NATO Security Assistance & Training for Ukraine (NSATU)
• Video: NATO-funded projects showcase advances in autonomous and uncrewed systems

7 August 2026

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Change of Command at NATO Security Assistance & Training for Ukraine (NSATU)

Change of Command at NATO Security Assistance & Training for Ukraine (NSATU)

In Wiesbaden, Germany, on Monday (3 August 2026), NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR), General Alexus G. Grynkewich, welcomed a new commander of NATO Security Assistance and Training for Ukraine (NSATU). Lieutenant General Guillaume N. Beaurpere of the US Army took over from Lieutenant General Curtis A. Buzzard, who had served as commander since 2024. NSATU is the command that coordinates the provision of military equipment and training to Ukraine by NATO Allies and partner countries.

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UK Royal Air Force Eurofighter Typhoons tax on the runway of Borcea Air Base in Romania. The UK Royal Air Force has concluded its NATO enhanced Air Policing deployment (eAP) safeguarding NATO airspace on the Alliance's south-eastern flank. Photo courtesy of the UK Royal Air Force.

UK Royal Air Force concludes NATO enhanced Air Policing mission in Romania

RAMSTEIN, Germany - The UK Royal Air Force has concluded its NATO enhanced Air Policing deployment (eAP) at Borcea Air Base in Romania, after completing its contribution to safeguarding NATO airspace on the Alliance's south-eastern flank.(Story courtesy of Allied Air Command)

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Photo © Wojciech Nekanda Trepka

German armoured battalion deploys to Lithuania, demonstrating NATO's military mobility

SZCZECIN, Poland – German forces have completed a 220-kilometre road march from Poland to Lithuania through the Suwałki Corridor, marking the first time such a movement of tanks and wheeled vehicles has been conducted as part of the regular rotation of NATO's Multinational Battlegroup Lithuania to ensure a continuous forward presence on the eastern flank. (Story courtesy of Multinational Corps Northeast)

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French Air and Space Force aircraft fly in formation with other Allied aircraft during their NATO Baltic Air Policing (BAP) deployment. During the four-month deployment, French Rafale fighter aircraft and personnel maintained continuous Quick Reaction Alert (QRA), responding rapidly to potential air

French Air and Space Force concludes NATO Baltic Air Policing mission in Lithuania

RAMSTEIN, Germany - The French Air and Space Force has concluded its NATO Baltic Air Policing (BAP) deployment at Å iauliai Air Base, Lithuania, after completing two consecutive rotations in support of safeguarding NATO airspace over the Baltic region. (Story courtesy of Allied Air Command)

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An Italian pilot goes through her flight check requirements at Šiauliai Air Base in Lithuania, July 23, 2026. The Italian Air Force has concluded its NATO enhanced Air Policing (eAP) deployment at Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base, Romania, after completing its contribution to safeguarding NATO airspace

Italian Air Force concludes NATO enhanced Air Policing mission in Romania

RAMSTEIN, Germany - The Italian Air Force has concluded its NATO enhanced Air Policing (eAP) deployment at Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base, Romania, after completing its contribution to safeguarding NATO airspace on the Alliance's south-eastern flank. (Story courtesy of Allied Air Command)

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Denmark’s Conscription Is Changing | From Civilian to Soldier

NATO-funded projects showcase advances in autonomous and uncrewed systems

NATO hosted a project demonstration event showcasing two of its initiatives funded under the Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme focused on advancing uncrewed and autonomous systems.

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