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🇫🇷🇺🇦 French Rodeur 330 Drones Enter Service with Ukraine’s Armed Forces Ukraine has begun operating the French made Rodeur 330 unmanned aerial vehicle after a batch was delivered by EOS Technologie. The drone is built to handle both reconnaissance and strike missions, giving Ukrainian forces another tool that fits...

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🇺🇦🧐💪 Magyar stated on his page that approximately 15,000–20,000 Russian occupying troops are now under Ukrainian fire control in southern Ukraine. He also claimed that some Russian units are already seeking negotiations to surrender. According to the statement, the Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to intensify pressure in the south while systematically disrupting Russian logistics. As a result, a large grouping of Russian forces is reportedly under constant pressure. The troops are said to be experiencing serious shortages of food, ammunition, and fuel due to disrupted supply lines. At the same time, logistics routes behind Russian positions are reportedly continuing to collapse and are being brought under Ukrainian fire control. Magyar said this has left a significant number of Russian troops with severely degraded combat capability and little remaining motivation. He claimed that 15,000–20,000 Russian soldiers could potentially surrender, even to a third party. These remarks were made by the Commander of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces. He added that the situation remains dynamic and continues to evolve. Believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Ukraine will prevail!
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‼️🇷🇺🇺🇦 The front near Orekhov has flared up for real: For the first time in 3 years, the Russian Armed Forces have launched a massive offensive along the entire line in the Zaporizhia region, - the commander of the 65th separate separate brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine ▪️The battalion commander of the 65th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirms that Russian troops are pressing in small groups of 3-4 fighters, but on a wide front. Everything is being used: assaults, waves of FPV drones, reconnaissance in the air, and dense artillery work. ▪️The goal is obvious: to take control of the Mariupol highway, cut off supplies to the Ukrainian Armed Forces group in the DPR, take Orekhov, reach Kamenskoye and further Kamyshevakha. ▪️The Russian Armed Forces are methodically pushing through the defense, blowing up warehouses, destroying equipment and exhausting the enemy infantry. Strikes are going on around the clock. The West is silent for now, but there is already panic in Kyiv, they understand that the south may crumble. RVvoenkor 🇷🇺 TG

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Putin said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on Russia are an "information operation" aimed at dividing Russian society and forcing the Russian Federation to stop the war in Ukraine. According to him, the West and Ukraine need to stop the war "even if only for a short time" to halt the advance of Russian troops at the front. The Russian Federation still aims to capture the entire Donbas, as well as "Novorossiya," Putin stated. Ukraine and Europe propose stopping the war along the front line. The Russian Federation rejected this, believing it would allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to build up their forces in southeastern Ukraine. Russia intends to create a "security zone" in the border areas of the Sumy and Kharkiv regions. Putin commented on the power outages in Crimea and the fuel crisis on the peninsula. He stated that the issue of Crimea's energy supply will be resolved, and "we will increase fuel deliveries by land and by sea." Based on these statements, we can see that the dictator and maniac Putin lives in his own reality, he is briefed only on victories and has no intention of entering into negotiations. Against the backdrop of Russia's burning oil refineries, fuel shortages, and long lines, his speech sounds particularly schizophrenic.
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Putin said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces' strikes on Russia are an "information operation" aimed at dividing Russian society and forcing the Russian Federation to stop the war in Ukraine. According to him, the West and Ukraine need to stop the war "even if only for a short time" to halt the advance of Russian troops at the front. The Russian Federation still aims to capture the entire Donbas, as well as "Novorossiya," Putin stated. Ukraine and Europe propose stopping the war along the front line. The Russian Federation rejected this, believing it would allow the Ukrainian Armed Forces to build up their forces in southeastern Ukraine. Russia intends to create a "security zone" in the border areas of the Sumy and Kharkiv regions. Putin commented on the power outages in Crimea and the fuel crisis on the peninsula. He stated that the issue of Crimea's energy supply will be resolved, and "we will increase fuel deliveries by land and by sea." Based on these statements, we can see that the dictator and maniac Putin lives in his own reality, he is briefed only on victories and has no intention of entering into negotiations. Against the backdrop of Russia's burning oil refineries, fuel shortages, and long lines, his speech sounds particularly schizophrenic.

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🇸🇪🇺🇦 Ukraine’s Lesson: Why the F 35 Is the Wrong Tool for a Real War Modern air power debates often obsess over the most advanced aircraft. Ukraine has learned something far more important: war is not about the most impressive jet. It is about which aircraft can keep flying when everything around it is under attack. That is why Ukraine is looking toward a future built around the Gripen E. Ukraine could have continued with F 16s and Mirage 2000s. They already have experience, infrastructure, and trained personnel. Instead, they are prioritizing a fighter designed from the ground up for survival in a hostile, missile saturated environment. That choice tells you everything you need to know. Gripen E represents a different logic. It is not built to depend on large, permanent air bases. It is built to disappear. A useful way to understand the problem with the F 35 is to imagine a luxury hospital operating room. It is filled with world class equipment and brilliant specialists. But it only works inside a clean, stable building with uninterrupted power, supply chains, and security. Move that same equipment into the middle of a disaster zone, and it quickly becomes fragile. The F 35 works best inside a controlled ecosystem: long runways, heavy maintenance, predictable logistics, and time on the ground between missions. In a real war, those conditions are exactly what the enemy targets first. Gripen E is closer to a battlefield field hospital. It is designed to operate with minimal support, from short and improvised runways, with fast turnaround and a small, mobile crew. It can land, refuel, rearm, and take off again before the enemy has time to react. And it does not need to return to the same place twice. That difference is decisive. When air bases are under constant surveillance and missile threat, survivability comes from dispersion and tempo. Gripen E can take off from unexpected locations, strike, land somewhere else entirely, and be ready again quickly. That makes it hard to track, hard to target, and hard to neutralize. This is not about generation labels. The F 35 is a fifth generation fighter. Gripen E is often described as generation 4.5, but it integrates key technologies normally associated with newer generations. More importantly, it is cheap enough to fly often and simple enough to keep in the air. Ukraine understands this because it has no choice. It has learned that air power is not about having the most advanced aircraft. It is about having aircraft that survive the first strike, the second strike, and the hundredth strike. That is why the lesson from Ukraine is uncomfortable but clear: the F 35 may be impressive, but in a real war, it is the wrong tool to rely on alone. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

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Chinese media outlet Phoenix TV asked the French Armed Forces about the rumor regarding the Rafale jet during the India-Pakistan conflict. I have transcribed the French military spokesperson's comments: "Obviously, we're going to draw as much feedback as possible from this high-intensity combat use, which, according to some reports, obviously involved several hundred aircraft. So we're obviously following these events as closely as we can. But today, the main thing we can see is that the Rafale has been in service for 20 years, 20 years of combat use, and if it were true that there was a loss, it would be the first combat loss of this warplane" This is the first time the French military has officially commented on the rumors about the Rafale jet.
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Chinese media outlet Phoenix TV asked the French Armed Forces about the rumor regarding the Rafale jet during the India-Pakistan conflict. I have transcribed the French military spokesperson's comments: "Obviously, we're going to draw as much feedback as possible from this high-intensity combat use, which, according to some reports, obviously involved several hundred aircraft. So we're obviously following these events as closely as we can. But today, the main thing we can see is that the Rafale has been in service for 20 years, 20 years of combat use, and if it were true that there was a loss, it would be the first combat loss of this warplane" This is the first time the French military has officially commented on the rumors about the Rafale jet.

Aadil Brar

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🚨🇮🇳 Ghatak UCAV: India’s stealth strike power ready to roar Ghatak UCAV — indigenous stealth unmanned combat aerial vehicle developed by DRDO and set to transform autonomous strike capabilities for the Indian Armed Forces. ▪️Role: Engineered for deep strikes into heavily defended airspace, Ghatak can suppress enemy defences and hit high-value targets using stealth and autonomous systems for solo or coordinated missions. ▪️Loyal wingman: Built to fly alongside manned stealth fighters like the future AMCA, Ghatak extends sensor coverage, scouts threats, and delivers coordinated high-lethality strikes. ▪️Engine & performance: Powered by an indigenous turbofan engine optimised for long-endurance stealth missions, it delivers the range, speed, and reliability for modern combat. ▪️Production status: As of March 2026, the Defence Procurement Board has cleared the acquisition of 60 Ghatak UCAVs. ▪️Strategic impact: Ghatak will give India a lethal, networked strike ecosystem combining reconnaissance, precision firepower, and autonomous coordination to deter adversaries and dominate contested airspace.
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🚨🇮🇳 Ghatak UCAV: India’s stealth strike power ready to roar Ghatak UCAV — indigenous stealth unmanned combat aerial vehicle developed by DRDO and set to transform autonomous strike capabilities for the Indian Armed Forces. ▪️Role: Engineered for deep strikes into heavily defended airspace, Ghatak can suppress enemy defences and hit high-value targets using stealth and autonomous systems for solo or coordinated missions. ▪️Loyal wingman: Built to fly alongside manned stealth fighters like the future AMCA, Ghatak extends sensor coverage, scouts threats, and delivers coordinated high-lethality strikes. ▪️Engine & performance: Powered by an indigenous turbofan engine optimised for long-endurance stealth missions, it delivers the range, speed, and reliability for modern combat. ▪️Production status: As of March 2026, the Defence Procurement Board has cleared the acquisition of 60 Ghatak UCAVs. ▪️Strategic impact: Ghatak will give India a lethal, networked strike ecosystem combining reconnaissance, precision firepower, and autonomous coordination to deter adversaries and dominate contested airspace.

Sputnik India

122,747 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

❕Telegram channel “Military Chronicle” reports: It appears that Russian forces near Kostiantynivka have successfully implemented a concept originally proposed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces — the so-called “drone wall”: a continuously active strike zone built around autonomously guided Lancet loitering munitions. Several indicators suggest this may represent the first large-scale deployment of a fully autonomous model designed to restrict enemy maneuverability. These drones are not only targeting individual units but are also operating in coordinated swarms against armored vehicles, which the Ukrainian side has been amassing in rear areas 30–50 km behind the front line. What is being created is a persistent presence zone, effectively denying the enemy the ability to move without the risk of immediate strike. In essence, it functions as a micro-level A2/AD zone (Anti-Access/Area Denial). In doing so, Russian forces are essentially automating the isolation of the front line, reducing the burden on infantry and artillery. This allows for greater control over the pace of combat operations, aligning them more closely with Russia’s operational goals and timelines.
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❕Telegram channel “Military Chronicle” reports: It appears that Russian forces near Kostiantynivka have successfully implemented a concept originally proposed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces — the so-called “drone wall”: a continuously active strike zone built around autonomously guided Lancet loitering munitions. Several indicators suggest this may represent the first large-scale deployment of a fully autonomous model designed to restrict enemy maneuverability. These drones are not only targeting individual units but are also operating in coordinated swarms against armored vehicles, which the Ukrainian side has been amassing in rear areas 30–50 km behind the front line. What is being created is a persistent presence zone, effectively denying the enemy the ability to move without the risk of immediate strike. In essence, it functions as a micro-level A2/AD zone (Anti-Access/Area Denial). In doing so, Russian forces are essentially automating the isolation of the front line, reducing the burden on infantry and artillery. This allows for greater control over the pace of combat operations, aligning them more closely with Russia’s operational goals and timelines.

Zlatti71

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No safe rear: Ukraine burns Russian long-range MLRS in Crimea Ukrainian drone units struck deep inside occupied Crimea, destroying three BM-30 Smerch / Tornado-S MLRS, along with a reload vehicle and fuel assets. These are not frontline systems. They are long-range strike platforms — typically positioned far from combat and heavily protected. They were hit anyway. What happened — Target: MLRS battery hidden near infrastructure in northern Crimea — Assets destroyed: 3 launchers + reload vehicle + fuel — Executed by: Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces. Despite camouflage and distance, the strike was precise, coordinated, and successful. Why this matters This is a hit, that directly degrades Russia’s ability to: — conduct deep fire missions — sustain artillery pressure — plan coordinated strikes Replacing such systems is slow, complex, and resource-intensive — especially under sanctions. Modern warfare is erasing the concept of “rear areas.” With long-range drones + real-time intelligence: — distance no longer guarantees safety — mobility no longer guarantees survival Russia’s assumption of protected depth is collapsing. Ukraine extended the battlefield. And for Russian forces — there is no longer a safe rear. #Ukraine #Crimea #DroneWarfare #MLRS #WarInUkraine #DefenceTech
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No safe rear: Ukraine burns Russian long-range MLRS in Crimea Ukrainian drone units struck deep inside occupied Crimea, destroying three BM-30 Smerch / Tornado-S MLRS, along with a reload vehicle and fuel assets. These are not frontline systems. They are long-range strike platforms — typically positioned far from combat and heavily protected. They were hit anyway. What happened — Target: MLRS battery hidden near infrastructure in northern Crimea — Assets destroyed: 3 launchers + reload vehicle + fuel — Executed by: Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces. Despite camouflage and distance, the strike was precise, coordinated, and successful. Why this matters This is a hit, that directly degrades Russia’s ability to: — conduct deep fire missions — sustain artillery pressure — plan coordinated strikes Replacing such systems is slow, complex, and resource-intensive — especially under sanctions. Modern warfare is erasing the concept of “rear areas.” With long-range drones + real-time intelligence: — distance no longer guarantees safety — mobility no longer guarantees survival Russia’s assumption of protected depth is collapsing. Ukraine extended the battlefield. And for Russian forces — there is no longer a safe rear. #Ukraine #Crimea #DroneWarfare #MLRS #WarInUkraine #DefenceTech

Army Media 🇺🇦

23,681 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

🚨 Handful of Ukrainian drone pilots annihilated Swedish ground forces in the most recent war game that simulated a Russian attack on NATO's eastern flank. Conclusion: For Europeans to stand a chance against a Russian invasion, they need to send troops to Ukraine now and learn firsthand by fighting the Russians. From AP: A group of Ukrainian drone pilots, invited to teach Western forces how to win at drone warfare, destroyed Sweden’s troops in an exercise where the Ukrainians played the role of the aggressor, a 24-year-old drone pilot told the AP. “They stopped the training three times” for troops to work out what to do better, but if it were real life they would have been dead, he said, giving his call sign Tarik in line with Ukrainian military regulations. Swedish troops have potential but need to improve their drones and tactics and commanders need a deeper understanding of drone warfare, said another pilot with the call sign Karat. He described flying small, first-person-view attack drones on the front line against Russian forces. Sometimes drone pilots are supported by reconnaissance drone teams but other times they are “working blindly.” Western forces cannot understand what it is like, he added: “You need to see this with your own eyes.”
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🚨 Handful of Ukrainian drone pilots annihilated Swedish ground forces in the most recent war game that simulated a Russian attack on NATO's eastern flank. Conclusion: For Europeans to stand a chance against a Russian invasion, they need to send troops to Ukraine now and learn firsthand by fighting the Russians. From AP: A group of Ukrainian drone pilots, invited to teach Western forces how to win at drone warfare, destroyed Sweden’s troops in an exercise where the Ukrainians played the role of the aggressor, a 24-year-old drone pilot told the AP. “They stopped the training three times” for troops to work out what to do better, but if it were real life they would have been dead, he said, giving his call sign Tarik in line with Ukrainian military regulations. Swedish troops have potential but need to improve their drones and tactics and commanders need a deeper understanding of drone warfare, said another pilot with the call sign Karat. He described flying small, first-person-view attack drones on the front line against Russian forces. Sometimes drone pilots are supported by reconnaissance drone teams but other times they are “working blindly.” Western forces cannot understand what it is like, he added: “You need to see this with your own eyes.”

Igor Sushko

217,716 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten