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🇺🇦 Ukraine’s Navy has received CB90-class fast assault craft from Sweden and NAVY 18 WP-class patrol boats from Estonia, equipped with foldable anti-drone grills to enhance drone defense. Ukraine currently operates about 26 of the 40 pledged CB90's and two NAVY 18 WP's.

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Wojciech1 year ago

Fantastic 🇸🇪🇺🇦

Page to Pixel Publishing2 years ago

The Art of Flight is a homage to 80s/90s arcade action shmups with a fresh twist on the genre. Pilot multiple ships at the same time to take on oncoming waves of enemies in this fast paced space shooter. Wishlist on Steam today!

Paeonïplum 🎗️ Brusthaartoupetverleih1 year ago

She could do the Mercedes thingy with the boat 😬

medoyid_ua1 year ago

ukraine’s navy getting better gear, but let’s not forget—moscovia’s navy is stuck with outdated ships and no real plan. drone grills or not, they’re losing control of the black sea. ukraine’s building real strength, moscovia’s just spinning wheels.

Chris Lancaster1 year ago

Were the beautiful women included in the package?

Pumper. ꑭ1 year ago

great!!!

autism trifluoride1 year ago

Estonia being based, as they do. tänan väga!

justinatime ☂️🇬🇧🇺🇦1 year ago

Thanks, Sweden 🇸🇪 and Estonia 🇪🇪 💪💪

Godlearner1 year ago

Did they send the blonde as well?

FortKnox1 year ago

Weaponry upgrades help Ukraine defend against Moscovia's crumbling naval might.

NicoletteNAFO Here for Ukraine. 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇬🇪1 year ago

Fantastic news!

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