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Due to the nature of the fighting in Ukraine and the equipment losses suffered, Russia significantly increased its war production. It also aimed to provide the necessary capability to influence NATO.
Russia’s release of recordings of conversations between high-ranking Luftwaffe officers is part of a Russian propaganda campaign aimed at undermining German public support for Ukraine.
Russian company Vostok Design Bureau Biuro Projektowe Wostok has announced the commencement of mass production of the Scalpel loitering munition system.
In a recent disclosure to the media, representatives from Ukrainian intelligence and armed forces have shed light on the estimated scale of artillery ammunition production by the Russian defence industry.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged a quick probe into a Russian leak of secret talks about the Ukraine war.
The Russian Air Force has reportedly employed its most advanced fighter jet, the Su-57 Felon, in combat operations against Ukrainian forces.
Russian tests with special electronic systems resulted in GPS interferences over Poland last month.
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Europe’s ability to support Ukraine militarily remains constrained, while Russia’s production capacity is surging. Europeans need to redouble their efforts if they want to affect the outcome of the war.
Israeli analysts say that there is clear forensic evidence suggesting that during the missile attack on February 7, 2024, Russian forces used a 3M22 Zircon missile to strike a target in Kyiv.
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KSE Institute released a study, “Challenges of Export Controls Enforcement”, that provides a detailed analysis of how Russia continues to import components for its military production.
Ukrainian military intelligence has observed a significant change in Russian military strategy, with recent missile attacks focusing on Ukraine’s defence industry facilities.
The intelligence offered by Western space programmes and private space companies has played an enormous role in Ukraine’s successful resilience.
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