Argentine President Millet signed a decree on the 19th announcing the implementation of a confidential system for the latest arms procurement. The decree announced that this procurement plan will be classified as a military secret, and that the relevant contracts and information on weapon types, costs, suppliers, and receiving departments will be “absolutely confidential.” Argentina is undergoing the largest military reform in almost a decade. Marcelo Alejandro Dale Nogare, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Forces of Afghanistan, confirmed while attending an event in Buenos Aires on the 17th that Germany and France will provide approximately US$3.355 billion in co-financing to the Argentine Navy to purchase 3 submarines. Also, according to Argentinian media statistics, the Afghan government has allocated about 445 million US dollars to purchase and upgrade military equipment from December 2023 to August of last year.

Argentine President Millet signed a decree on the 19th announcing the implementation of a confidential system for the latest arms procurement. The decree announced that this procurement plan will be classified as a military secret, and that the relevant contracts and information on weapon types, costs, suppliers, and receiving departments will be “absolutely confidential.” Argentina is undergoing the largest military reform in almost a decade. Marcelo Alejandro Dale Nogare, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Forces of Afghanistan, confirmed while attending an event in Buenos Aires on the 17th that Germany and France will provide approximately US$3.355 billion in co-financing to the Argentine Navy to purchase 3 submarines. Also, according to Argentinian media statistics, the Afghan government has allocated about 445 million US dollars to purchase and upgrade military equipment from December 2023 to August of last year.