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Berlin remains a key link in both helping Ukraine on the continent and consolidating the EU against Russian imperialism.
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‘They are paid 20-40 thousand dollars just for signing a contract, and a soldier gets 2,500 dollars or more. They throw money at people, and this is the main incentive. We cannot afford it.’
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On 7 April, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief Staff to increase the production of drones: from Mavic to long-range drones, as well as fibre-optic…
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The Iskander strike on Kryvyy Rih, the shelling of a hospital in Kherson, and the hours-long combined attack with drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles on Kyiv are real and undisguised terror.
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After the outbreak of hostilities in the Belgorod Region of the Russian Federation, the front line increased by almost 100 km.
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On the night of 2 April, the Russian cities of Kursk and Taganrog came under large-scale drone attacks, prompting local authorities to order evacuations. Around 15 explosions were…
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The Netherlands is allocating €500 million to Ukraine for drones, including funding for their domestic production. According to the Ministry of Strategic Industries, a meeting took…
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Today, there are over 150 manufacturers of FPV drones in Ukraine. This has been made possible thanks to market liberalisation, explained Oleksandr Kamyshin, Presidential Advisor on…
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The millstones of war are grinding, and it doesn't smell like an imminent peace. It smells like what happened twice in the last century in Europe.
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"We are able to meet the needs of our Armed Forces in almost all areas”.
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In the first quarter of 2025, the Ministry of Defence allocated nearly UAH 12.3 billion to support combat brigades. According to the ministry, these funds will be used to acquire unmanned…
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Representatives of Miltech, the IT industry, ‘traditional’ business and the Ministry of Economy discussed what needs to be changed to ensure Ukraine's economic growth at the New Country.
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The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine presented the data of objective control of several episodes in Crimea. A number of radars, an S-300SV launcher, command posts, three Pantsir-S1 SAMs, two tugs and an Mi-8 helicopter were destroyed.
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The Russians lost 20-30 missiles with several warheads in the hangar — each one is worth $13 million. The raid paid off many times over and requires immediate scaling up on our part.
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‘We understand why the government bans the export of products abroad. It makes political sense - it would be strange if we, a country at war, exported products. But it has a negative impact on the economy and the development of the industry…