Weapons and armaments
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Artificial intelligence-based drones are already operating on the battlefield. Ukrainian defence cluster Brave1 has created a new technological AI solution that increases the effectiveness…
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Ukraine's defence forces operate between 30 and 36 F-16s, which were donated by the Netherlands, Denmark and Norway.
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There will still be blood and suffering while Russia is torn apart – and we’re the only ones on Earth who want fewer of them.
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Why does Berlin classify the specification of its supplies to Ukraine?
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What do the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff think about simulation training and how widespread is this practice in the army?
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The EU is stepping up its policy of autonomy from the US and interchangeability of equipment on the continent.
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In the temporarily occupied Bilokurakyno district of Luhansk Region, the Russian Armed Forces are conducting extensive filtration activities. According to our sources in the temporarily…
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The 51st arsenal stored important high-tech equipment: ATGMs, including helicopter-mounted ones, air defence missiles, especially for the S-300/400, various warheads for OTRK, and precision-guided missiles.
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Public interview with Andriy Yermak and Pavlo Palisa at the LB Club.
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More than 40 per cent of all weapons used at the front are made in Ukraine. This was stated by Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the awarding ceremony for employees of our defence industry. …
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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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The Defence Forces are conducting another strategic operation against the Russian military–industrial complex using long-range drones.
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The Ukrainian army is already receiving fibre-optic drones with a 20-kilometre-long cable, which equates its capabilities with those of Russia. Chief of Defence Oleksandr Syrskyy said…
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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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The drone war will not do without artillery, so Ukraine and its partners are ramping up production.