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KRIP-A is already in use on certain types of Ukrainian artillery, including the 155mm Bohdana self-propelled artillery system, and has also been integrated with multiple-launch rocket systems such as the RM-70. The developer says it can be adapted for both Soviet-era and Western artillery systems.

Say what you will about drones being terrifying, they are, but the idea of being ordered to assault a defensive line with 52 caliber 155mm howitizers terrifies me way more.

German defence concern Rheinmetall has said it has “the utmost respect” for Ukrainian weapons manufacturers after its CEO Armin Papperger compared Ukrainian drones to “Lego bricks” made by “housewives with 3D printers”.

Because most people paying attention not on russia’s side aren’t surprised this recent surge in russian assaults is failing the same way it has in the past, it is easy to miss the gravity of this for russia in this moment.

The Washington Post has reported that Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has been regularly calling his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in between EU Council meetings to brief him on the course of discussions.

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This year will see Ukraine receive the first RCH-155 self-propelled artillery systems, the transfer of which was first discussed in 2022, along with 18 PzH 2000s ordered in 2024. Simultaneously, the delivery of 200 Ukrainian-made Bohdana self-propelled howitzers is expected, financed under agreements reached last year.

“After spotting three kamikaze ground robotic systems heading to strike the enemy, the Russians went all in, deploying FPVs, drops and artillery. Thanks to precise control, two robots manoeuvred, broke through the attacks and successfully delivered the explosives,” the statement said.

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The question is how does the X-37 fit into all of this? Is it helping russia? Hacking the satellites russia uses to hack spy satellites?

“Having made no significant gains on the ground, the enemy is intensifying strikes from the air. The previous monthly maximum was recorded in October 2025 – 5,300 bombs.”

“Having made no significant gains on the ground, the enemy is intensifying strikes from the air. The previous monthly maximum was recorded in October 2025 – 5,300 bombs.”

“We need an energy ceasefire. A ceasefire on the energy assets. How can you talk about peace and [keep] attacking people, and knowing that people are freezing? How can these things go in parallel?”

This truly remarkable use of an unmanned ground vehicle adds to the score for lives saved with UGVs, a new era has begun in lifesaving technology!

“Everyone sees how Russia tries to freeze Ukrainians to death at minus 20 degrees Celsius. But Russia couldn’t build any ballistic or cruise missiles without critical components from other countries. And it’s not just China,” Zelenskyy said, pointing out that components also come from Europe, the United States and Taiwan.

“The enemy is unable to push us back and entrench itself in Huliaipole, so […] the enemy’s engineer units have received a large number of anti-personnel and anti-tank TM-72 mines to mine all the roads, streets and gardens.

Meanwhile, Pavlovskyi had been working on a far simpler device. Initially, he dismissed it as unpromising, but this cost-effective device is now in use against Russian reconnaissance and FPV drones as well as ambush UAVs – those the Russians leave on standby along roads, waiting for targets.

The manufacturer positions the vehicle as Ukraine’s first armoured vehicle with STANAG 4 mine protection.

Many of Russia’s most high-value targets sit more than 1,000 km away, including airfields, oil and gas infrastructure, defence plants and permanent garrisons. Even the mere possibility that they can be reached forces Russia to react and reallocate resources to protect facilities across a much wider area.

The Molniya belongs to the class of aircraft-type attack drones, commonly referred to as “wings” by the Ukrainian military. In this context, it occupies a middle ground between conventional first-person view (FPV) quadcopters and larger loitering munitions, such as the Lancet, which serve a different purpose in terms of range, accuracy and cost.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that the United States has provided a textbook example of how to deal with dictators in Venezuela and “knows what to do next”.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that the United States has provided a textbook example of how to deal with dictators in Venezuela and “knows what to do next”.

Medics from Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) have carried out a rare rescue operation in open-sea conditions to save a wounded soldier.

Daily strikes by Ukrainian drones and missiles on Russian warehouses, oil refineries and fuel depots have led to the widespread perception that Russia’s air defence is “leaky”.

Russian forces have occupied the village of Novomykolaiivka in Sumy Oblast.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned EU leaders that failure to agree on funding for Ukraine now could lead to bloodshed in Ukraine and across Europe.

An accident has occurred at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, a spaceport operated by Russia within Kazakhstan, following the launch of the Soyuz MS-28 spacecraft.

Donald Trump’s administration is exerting heavy pressure on Ukraine, demanding that it agree to the American-Russian peace plan by Thanksgiving.

Fuck Trump

“Destroying the carrier is the number one priority,” Khrapchynskyi said. “Once the carrier is destroyed, the enemy must add the cost of the aircraft to that of the guided aerial bomb and reassess the risks. Therefore, it is necessary to invest in long-range air-to-air missiles, aerial reconnaissance and strikes on airfields where aircraft are concentrated. This is far more effective than attempting to intercept each bomb individually.”

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The Russians in temporarily occupied Mariupol plan to open the Drama Theatre, which they themselves destroyed with two aerial bombs in March 2022, at the end of this year.