Ukraine will receive new GLSDB long-range precision-guided bomb from the U.S. - Pentagon Speaker Patrick Ryder
GLSDB is considered an experimental weapon - it is still not in service even in the US army....
The new GLSDB long-range precision-guided bombs could arrive in Ukraine this week. Ukraine will be the first country to test them - Politico
It's a brand new weapon developed by Boeing, not even the U.S. Army currently has one in service, the...
Zelenskyy did not fire Zaluzhny, and now will not be able to do so for some time after publications in the media, - Financial Times
In addition, the removal of Zaluzhny will also cause a storm of indignation among ordinary...
Zelenskyy's rivalry with Zaluzhnyi is bad news for Ukraine - The Spectator
"Zelenskyy probably did plan to replace Zaluzhnyi, but abandoned the idea when the level of...
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