WSJ: Ukraine intends to produce one million FPV drones in 2024
The production will be distributed among small enterprises in order to secure the plants from...
In Transcarpathia, border guards detained the organizer of illegal transportation of men across the border, - State Border Guard Service of Ukraine
It is reported that the entire group of 6 people - the "guide" and his clients - was detained 200...
Due to a shortage of shells, Ukraine is trying to build drones using small enterprises - The Wall Street Journal
At the same time, technology improvement continues. At the moment, Ukraine produces 62 types of...
Estonia has transferred Javelin anti-tank missiles to Ukraine
This was reported by ERR with reference to the Estonian Defense Ministry.
Kyiv notified the White House that Zelenskyy decided to fire Zaluzhnyi - Washington Post, citing sources
As the newspaper writes, the United States did not support the decision, but did not challenge...
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