Groups to discuss whether they could jointly produce Fire Point’s Flamingo cruise missile
Category: 2. RussianAggression
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Arms maker Diehl in talks to build Ukrainian missile in Germany
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ISW: Russia gains ground in Kostiantynivka but Fortress Belt stays out of reach
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Russian forces have made fresh tactical advances into Kostiantynivka, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) assessed on 10 June. The city sits at the southern tip of…
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The War in Ukraine Has Now Gone On Longer Than World War I
The war in Ukraine has often been compared to World War I for its brutal infantry assaults and heavy casualties. Yet the idea that it could, by any measure, surpass a conflict so long and bloody that French soldiers hoped it would be “the last of the last” once seemed unthinkable.
That is…
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‘We’re back in the Stone Age’: Russia’s spies turn off the internet
Shutdowns have made one of the world’s most online nations resort to cash, paper maps and pet cams
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Ukraine’s drones now have Russian convoys riding out with four gun trucks and a prayer
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- Ukraine’s middle-strike drones are forcing Russian commanders to reroute and harden their supply convoys
- Now some Russian truck convoys are rolling out with air defense…
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'They Can't Scare Me': Living With Constant Russian Drone Attacks In Kherson
Russian drone attacks are a daily reality in Kherson, a frontline city in southern Ukraine. Residents say the threat is growing, with drones increasingly targeting residential neighborhoods and forcing people to seek cover. Yet many refuse to leave.
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US House Passes Bill To Cut Off Western Technology Flowing Into Iranian Drones
WASHINGTON — The US House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation aimed at preventing American and allied technology from ending up in Iranian-made drones used in conflicts from Ukraine to the Middle East.
The measure, known as the Block the Use of Transatlantic Technology in…
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As UGV adoption soars, Ukraine must write the playbook for saving soldiers’ lives
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Ukrainian forces conducted 50,000 missions with unmanned ground vehicles as of January, the Ministry of Defense announced. The number is constantly growing: from 7,500 missions…
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Russia Wants To Build a State-Run VPN. What Could Go Wrong?
Since the onset of all-out war on Ukraine in February 2022, Russian authorities have dropped a veil of censorship — both overt and covert — on news, dissent, and debate about the conflict, not to mention about President Vladimir Putin’s leadership.
Russians have responded by embracing virtual…
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Stray Drones Are Setting Off Alarms in Europe, and the U.S. Deports a World Cup Referee
Plus, why Americans are clamoring for European sunscreen.
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