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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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.EOS Technologie’s loitering munition automatic strike test was conducted in the presence of representatives from the French Defence Innovation Agency and the French Armed Forces. An inert training warhead from KNDS France was used. The Veloce 330 is a high-velocity (400 km/h) anti-armour loitering munition with a range of 100 km. The Rodeur 330 is a long-endurance (5 hours) anti-armour loitering munition with a range of 500 km. The first deliveries to the French Armed Forces have just taken place. In early 2026, this loitering ammunition will also be used as a Shahed interceptor.
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.EOS Technologie’s loitering munition automatic strike test was conducted in the presence of representatives from the French Defence Innovation Agency and the French Armed Forces. An inert training warhead from KNDS France was used. The Veloce 330 is a high-velocity (400 km/h) anti-armour loitering munition with a range of 100 km. The Rodeur 330 is a long-endurance (5 hours) anti-armour loitering munition with a range of 500 km. The first deliveries to the French Armed Forces have just taken place. In early 2026, this loitering ammunition will also be used as a Shahed interceptor.

French Aid to Ukraine 🇨🇵 🇺🇦

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JUST IN: 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇷🇺 Britain’s 1,000-Km Strike Drones Are Taking The War Deep Into Russia, Moscow Erupts Britain has supplied Ukraine with long range attack drones capable of reaching up to 1,000 km, while British made drones are now reportedly being used in deep strikes against targets inside Russia. Among them is the Nyan, a jet powered precision strike drone developed by BAE Systems’ Callen Lenz, with a 2.9 metre wingspan. Other British supplied systems reportedly have dramatically longer reach, up to around 1,000 km, according to reporting on Ukraine’s deep strike campaign. The significance isn't just distance. Britain is expanding Ukraine's ability to hit high value targets far beyond the front line, while London has committed to providing 150,000 drones to Ukraine in 2026. 🇷🇺 Moscow has responded with warnings of “consequences” for Britain, accusing London of deepening its involvement in the war. 1,000 km of reach. British technology. Russian targets deep behind the front. And Moscow is furious.
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JUST IN: 🇬🇧🇺🇦🇷🇺 Britain’s 1,000-Km Strike Drones Are Taking The War Deep Into Russia, Moscow Erupts Britain has supplied Ukraine with long range attack drones capable of reaching up to 1,000 km, while British made drones are now reportedly being used in deep strikes against targets inside Russia. Among them is the Nyan, a jet powered precision strike drone developed by BAE Systems’ Callen Lenz, with a 2.9 metre wingspan. Other British supplied systems reportedly have dramatically longer reach, up to around 1,000 km, according to reporting on Ukraine’s deep strike campaign. The significance isn't just distance. Britain is expanding Ukraine's ability to hit high value targets far beyond the front line, while London has committed to providing 150,000 drones to Ukraine in 2026. 🇷🇺 Moscow has responded with warnings of “consequences” for Britain, accusing London of deepening its involvement in the war. 1,000 km of reach. British technology. Russian targets deep behind the front. And Moscow is furious.

War Radar

405,577 views • 8 days ago

🚨🇺🇦 UKRAINE IS PREPARING FOR A DRAMATIC LEAP IN LONG-RANGE STRIKE CAPABILITIES. President Volodymyr Zelensky says Kyiv expects to field drones capable of flying 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers as early as next year. Speaking about Ukraine’s rapidly expanding drone program, Zelensky revealed that the country already operates long-range unmanned aerial vehicles with a combat range of more than 3,000 kilometers. He added that by the end of this year, Ukraine expects to increase that range to 4,000 kilometers, paving the way for an even more ambitious next generation of strategic drones. If these plans are realized, Ukraine would gain the ability to strike targets at unprecedented distances, dramatically expanding the reach of its long-range precision strike campaign and placing a far broader range of strategic military infrastructure within reach. The announcement highlights Kyiv’s accelerating investment in indigenous drone technology as it seeks to offset Russia’s numerical advantages with increasingly sophisticated long-range weapons. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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🚨🇺🇦 UKRAINE IS PREPARING FOR A DRAMATIC LEAP IN LONG-RANGE STRIKE CAPABILITIES. President Volodymyr Zelensky says Kyiv expects to field drones capable of flying 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers as early as next year. Speaking about Ukraine’s rapidly expanding drone program, Zelensky revealed that the country already operates long-range unmanned aerial vehicles with a combat range of more than 3,000 kilometers. He added that by the end of this year, Ukraine expects to increase that range to 4,000 kilometers, paving the way for an even more ambitious next generation of strategic drones. If these plans are realized, Ukraine would gain the ability to strike targets at unprecedented distances, dramatically expanding the reach of its long-range precision strike campaign and placing a far broader range of strategic military infrastructure within reach. The announcement highlights Kyiv’s accelerating investment in indigenous drone technology as it seeks to offset Russia’s numerical advantages with increasingly sophisticated long-range weapons. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

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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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🇺🇦🧐💪 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!

Mykhailo Rohoza

79,770 views • 1 month ago

This is Yevhen Barabash, a sergeant in the Ukrainian Army. He recently arrived from the front lines. Now, Yevhen will demonstrate and tell us about the drones used in the war against the russian forces. He will also discuss a special interceptor drone, a highly agile craft capable of reaching speeds of 300 km/h. While its standard operational range is 5 km, it can reach distances of up to 20 km. The video is quite long, but I think it will be interesting to listen to. The "Ukrainian Hub" serves as a gathering point for volunteers, diplomats, and supportive Swedes who are coordinating aid for Ukraine. This week, it has united everyone here in support of Ukraine. Sweden, Gotland Island, Visby.
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This is Yevhen Barabash, a sergeant in the Ukrainian Army. He recently arrived from the front lines. Now, Yevhen will demonstrate and tell us about the drones used in the war against the russian forces. He will also discuss a special interceptor drone, a highly agile craft capable of reaching speeds of 300 km/h. While its standard operational range is 5 km, it can reach distances of up to 20 km. The video is quite long, but I think it will be interesting to listen to. The "Ukrainian Hub" serves as a gathering point for volunteers, diplomats, and supportive Swedes who are coordinating aid for Ukraine. This week, it has united everyone here in support of Ukraine. Sweden, Gotland Island, Visby.

Katerina Horbunova

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🇺🇦👍 Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has purchased the first batch of Ukrainian guided aerial bombs (KABs), according to Mykhailo Fedorov. "The first Ukrainian guided aerial bomb (KAB) is ready for combat use. Ukraine continues to develop high-tech solutions for the front. A participant in the Brave1 program has created the first Ukrainian guided aerial bomb, which has already passed testing and is ready for operational deployment. The development took 17 months. The system is designed specifically for the realities of modern warfare and features a unique design. It is not a copy of Western or Soviet systems, but an original Ukrainian engineering solution intended to strike fortified positions, command posts, and other enemy targets at significant distances after release. The warhead weighs 250 kg. The Ministry of Defence has already purchased an initial experimental batch. Pilots are currently training with the system and adapting its use to real combat conditions. Ukraine is shifting from importing individual solutions to developing its own high-tech weapons systems, strengthening its defence forces and improving battlefield capabilities. In the near future, Ukrainian guided bombs will be used against enemy targets, increasing both range and accuracy and changing the dynamics of modern warfare." - The Ukrainian Minister of Defence wrote in his Telegram channel.
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🇺🇦👍 Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has purchased the first batch of Ukrainian guided aerial bombs (KABs), according to Mykhailo Fedorov. "The first Ukrainian guided aerial bomb (KAB) is ready for combat use. Ukraine continues to develop high-tech solutions for the front. A participant in the Brave1 program has created the first Ukrainian guided aerial bomb, which has already passed testing and is ready for operational deployment. The development took 17 months. The system is designed specifically for the realities of modern warfare and features a unique design. It is not a copy of Western or Soviet systems, but an original Ukrainian engineering solution intended to strike fortified positions, command posts, and other enemy targets at significant distances after release. The warhead weighs 250 kg. The Ministry of Defence has already purchased an initial experimental batch. Pilots are currently training with the system and adapting its use to real combat conditions. Ukraine is shifting from importing individual solutions to developing its own high-tech weapons systems, strengthening its defence forces and improving battlefield capabilities. In the near future, Ukrainian guided bombs will be used against enemy targets, increasing both range and accuracy and changing the dynamics of modern warfare." - The Ukrainian Minister of Defence wrote in his Telegram channel.

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🇫🇷🇺🇦 French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on Ukraine: 📌 “Vladimir Putin has already lost this war. He wanted to overthrow Ukraine in three days, yet here we are, four years later. Overall, he is losing on the battlefield. He is losing positions. He loses 35,000 soldiers every month on the front, and, as you can see, Ukraine is winning the drone war. Just look at the impressive attacks carried out by Ukrainian drones, which have even reached Moscow.” The French Foreign Minister’s assessment reflects a growing consensus in Western capitals that Russia is suffering heavy losses and strategic setbacks, while Ukraine continues to demonstrate innovative capabilities and resilience in the face of prolonged aggression.
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🇫🇷🇺🇦 French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot on Ukraine: 📌 “Vladimir Putin has already lost this war. He wanted to overthrow Ukraine in three days, yet here we are, four years later. Overall, he is losing on the battlefield. He is losing positions. He loses 35,000 soldiers every month on the front, and, as you can see, Ukraine is winning the drone war. Just look at the impressive attacks carried out by Ukrainian drones, which have even reached Moscow.” The French Foreign Minister’s assessment reflects a growing consensus in Western capitals that Russia is suffering heavy losses and strategic setbacks, while Ukraine continues to demonstrate innovative capabilities and resilience in the face of prolonged aggression.

NSTRIKE

119,392 views • 2 months ago

☝️ 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! Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦
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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! Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦

Mykhailo Rohoza

342,505 views • 1 month ago

🇺🇦✈️🔥 Ukraine has added another long-range weapon to its rapidly expanding deep-strike arsenal, with the domestically produced Dovbush T40 now cleared for operational use and capable of reaching targets as far as Russia’s western Siberia. The strategic-level UAV has a range of more than 2,000 km, a wingspan of nearly five meters and can remain airborne for over 24 hours. It combines very low radar visibility with high resistance to electronic warfare and can conduct deep reconnaissance, fire correction and precision strikes, either by dropping munitions or operating as a one-way attack drone. Dovbush T40 further expands a problem Russia is already struggling to solve. Ukraine is steadily turning Russia’s enormous geographic depth from a defensive advantage into an air-defense burden, forcing Moscow to protect factories, airfields, energy facilities and military infrastructure thousands of kilometers from the frontline. With the Urals and parts of Siberia now within reach, Russia’s strategic rear is becoming increasingly difficult to define as a truly safe zone. See the latest updates with us: Visioner
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🇺🇦✈️🔥 Ukraine has added another long-range weapon to its rapidly expanding deep-strike arsenal, with the domestically produced Dovbush T40 now cleared for operational use and capable of reaching targets as far as Russia’s western Siberia. The strategic-level UAV has a range of more than 2,000 km, a wingspan of nearly five meters and can remain airborne for over 24 hours. It combines very low radar visibility with high resistance to electronic warfare and can conduct deep reconnaissance, fire correction and precision strikes, either by dropping munitions or operating as a one-way attack drone. Dovbush T40 further expands a problem Russia is already struggling to solve. Ukraine is steadily turning Russia’s enormous geographic depth from a defensive advantage into an air-defense burden, forcing Moscow to protect factories, airfields, energy facilities and military infrastructure thousands of kilometers from the frontline. With the Urals and parts of Siberia now within reach, Russia’s strategic rear is becoming increasingly difficult to define as a truly safe zone. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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From now on, Pilum becomes the 41st Unmanned Systems Regiment within the First Corps Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine. The time has come to scale up the elimination of enemy forces using modern technologies. The Pilum Battalion will serve as the foundation for a regiment developed by the Corps' top unmanned systems specialists. The Pilum Regiment's combat operations will focus on targeting Russian forces and assets, including those in rear areas. In addition to disrupting enemy logistics, the unit will conduct aerial reconnaissance and support Corps units along the line of contact. Pilum’s large family has been formed by experienced Azov commanders who earned their authority on the battlefield. Humanity and mutual support within the warrior community are at the core of their philosophy. Technology is the key weapon of modern warfare. Master its power in the 41st Unmanned Systems Regiment Pilum within the First Corps Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine. Follow the link to complete the form:
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From now on, Pilum becomes the 41st Unmanned Systems Regiment within the First Corps Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine. The time has come to scale up the elimination of enemy forces using modern technologies. The Pilum Battalion will serve as the foundation for a regiment developed by the Corps' top unmanned systems specialists. The Pilum Regiment's combat operations will focus on targeting Russian forces and assets, including those in rear areas. In addition to disrupting enemy logistics, the unit will conduct aerial reconnaissance and support Corps units along the line of contact. Pilum’s large family has been formed by experienced Azov commanders who earned their authority on the battlefield. Humanity and mutual support within the warrior community are at the core of their philosophy. Technology is the key weapon of modern warfare. Master its power in the 41st Unmanned Systems Regiment Pilum within the First Corps Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine. Follow the link to complete the form:

First Corps Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine

62,685 views • 3 months ago

Ukraine is increasingly turning to ground-based unmanned vehicles as part of its broader shift toward drone warfare. While aerial drones dominate much of the battlefield, ground drones are taking on tasks that once required soldiers to operate under direct fire. The video, filmed with the 7th Corps of Ukraine's Air Assault Forces, shows how these unmanned ground vehicles are being used to move through dangerous terrain, deliver supplies, and support frontline operations. Designed for conditions where human movement is extremely risky, the systems help reduce exposure to mines, artillery, and small-arms fire. The Kyiv Independent continues its front-line coverage in 2026, and we need your support now more than ever. Become part of our community via the link in bio.
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Ukraine is increasingly turning to ground-based unmanned vehicles as part of its broader shift toward drone warfare. While aerial drones dominate much of the battlefield, ground drones are taking on tasks that once required soldiers to operate under direct fire. The video, filmed with the 7th Corps of Ukraine's Air Assault Forces, shows how these unmanned ground vehicles are being used to move through dangerous terrain, deliver supplies, and support frontline operations. Designed for conditions where human movement is extremely risky, the systems help reduce exposure to mines, artillery, and small-arms fire. The Kyiv Independent continues its front-line coverage in 2026, and we need your support now more than ever. Become part of our community via the link in bio.

The Kyiv Independent

44,214 views • 6 months ago

🇺🇦🦅 Ukraine is turning drone training itself into another tool of the air-defense war, with BlueBird Tech unveiling the new Bebradron-M designed to prepare interceptor crews against realistic aerial targets. The fixed-wing UAV is designed primarily for training interceptor-drone operators, allowing crews to practice detection, pursuit and interception against a real flying target. It can also act as a decoy to expose enemy positions and simulate mass aerial raids, with foil material added to increase its radar signature. Bebradron-M has a range of up to 30 km, endurance of 25 minutes, operates at 200–700 meters, and can reach speeds of up to 115 km/h. The concept reflects Ukraine’s increasingly systematic approach to the drone war. Instead of merely producing more interceptors, Kyiv is building the training ecosystem needed to make their operators more effective while developing inexpensive decoys capable of forcing Russian air defenses to reveal themselves or waste resources. In an attritional air war, making the enemy spend an expensive interceptor or expose a radar position against a cheap target can be almost as valuable as destroying the target directly. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE
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🇺🇦🦅 Ukraine is turning drone training itself into another tool of the air-defense war, with BlueBird Tech unveiling the new Bebradron-M designed to prepare interceptor crews against realistic aerial targets. The fixed-wing UAV is designed primarily for training interceptor-drone operators, allowing crews to practice detection, pursuit and interception against a real flying target. It can also act as a decoy to expose enemy positions and simulate mass aerial raids, with foil material added to increase its radar signature. Bebradron-M has a range of up to 30 km, endurance of 25 minutes, operates at 200–700 meters, and can reach speeds of up to 115 km/h. The concept reflects Ukraine’s increasingly systematic approach to the drone war. Instead of merely producing more interceptors, Kyiv is building the training ecosystem needed to make their operators more effective while developing inexpensive decoys capable of forcing Russian air defenses to reveal themselves or waste resources. In an attritional air war, making the enemy spend an expensive interceptor or expose a radar position against a cheap target can be almost as valuable as destroying the target directly. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

12,305 views • 9 days ago

🇺🇦🚀 Ukraine has added Alexa Spatium to its arsenal, the country’s first domestically developed jet-powered interceptor drone designed specifically to counter Russia’s increasingly fast jet-powered attack UAVs. The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense says Alexa Spatium’s primary targets are Russian Geran-3, Geran-4 and Geran-5 attack drones, as well as Shahed-131s. The high-speed platform can also engage reconnaissance UAVs, helicopters and other aerial targets. Beyond its interceptor role, the system was designed with the capability to engage selected ground and surface targets, giving it considerably greater mission flexibility than a dedicated anti-drone interceptor. Alexa Spatium represents another step in Ukraine’s rapidly evolving layered air-defense architecture. As Russia introduces faster jet-powered attack drones, Ukraine is responding with faster and more specialized interceptors rather than relying exclusively on scarce and expensive conventional surface-to-air missiles. That cost-effective approach could become increasingly important as both sides continue adapting their unmanned systems to defeat the other’s defenses.
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🇺🇦🚀 Ukraine has added Alexa Spatium to its arsenal, the country’s first domestically developed jet-powered interceptor drone designed specifically to counter Russia’s increasingly fast jet-powered attack UAVs. The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense says Alexa Spatium’s primary targets are Russian Geran-3, Geran-4 and Geran-5 attack drones, as well as Shahed-131s. The high-speed platform can also engage reconnaissance UAVs, helicopters and other aerial targets. Beyond its interceptor role, the system was designed with the capability to engage selected ground and surface targets, giving it considerably greater mission flexibility than a dedicated anti-drone interceptor. Alexa Spatium represents another step in Ukraine’s rapidly evolving layered air-defense architecture. As Russia introduces faster jet-powered attack drones, Ukraine is responding with faster and more specialized interceptors rather than relying exclusively on scarce and expensive conventional surface-to-air missiles. That cost-effective approach could become increasingly important as both sides continue adapting their unmanned systems to defeat the other’s defenses.

NSTRIKE

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The offer of a personal meeting with Putin remains on the table – Zelenskyy. Further statements by the President: Ukraine has already deployed new, modernized FPV drones with a range of up to 3,000 km. It was precisely these drones that attacked the refinery in Tyumen. Kyiv gave Belarus time to dismantle signal boosters in the Gomel and Brest regions; according to the President, these had been used to direct attacks on the Zhytomyr, Rivne, and Volyn regions, as well as on energy and railway infrastructure. Ukraine is aware of all Belarusian companies working for the Russian military-industrial complex. Zelenskyy warned Minsk that supplying components for Russian weapons, armored vehicles, and missile systems—as well as fuel for the war—would drag Belarus directly into the conflict.
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The offer of a personal meeting with Putin remains on the table – Zelenskyy. Further statements by the President: Ukraine has already deployed new, modernized FPV drones with a range of up to 3,000 km. It was precisely these drones that attacked the refinery in Tyumen. Kyiv gave Belarus time to dismantle signal boosters in the Gomel and Brest regions; according to the President, these had been used to direct attacks on the Zhytomyr, Rivne, and Volyn regions, as well as on energy and railway infrastructure. Ukraine is aware of all Belarusian companies working for the Russian military-industrial complex. Zelenskyy warned Minsk that supplying components for Russian weapons, armored vehicles, and missile systems—as well as fuel for the war—would drag Belarus directly into the conflict.

Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦

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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.

Anton Gerashchenko

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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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🇸🇪🇺🇦 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

Gandalv

201,392 views • 7 months ago

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

612,280 views • 1 year ago

🚨🇮🇳 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 views • 5 months ago