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Ukraine seeks upper hand in cat-and-mouse game of naval drones   (C4ISRNET) Russian forces have learned from recent attacks with explosive-laden unmanned surface vessels, according to experts. Read More

 

 

Estonian robotics firm offers new variant to help in Ukraine   (Defense News) Estonia's Milrem Robotics has developed a variant of its unmanned ground vehicle that comes fitted with a loitering ammunition launcher. Read More

 

 

US weapons headed to Ukraine at risk of theft from lax security, IG says   (Stars & Stripes) Weapons and ammunition that U.S. soldiers are moving across Europe and transferring to Ukraine at a logistics site in Poland risk being lost or stolen because security measures aren’t being observed consistently, a Pentagon investigation has found. Read More

 

 

 

 

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 569   (Al Jazeera) Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy hailed what he described as Ukraine’s destruction of a sophisticated Russian air defence system in the annexed Crimean peninsula. “I thank you for today’s triumph,” he said in a reference to Russia’s “Triumf” air defence system. “The invaders’ air defence system was destroyed. Very significant. Well done!” Read More

 

 

Navies face ‘dreadnought’moment' as Ukraine destroys more Russian warships, British admiral says   (Defense One) “We're once again facing something completely new, a paradigm shift,” the First Sea Lord said. Read More

 

 

F-35 fighter jets land in NATO-member Denmark to replace F-16s, some of which will go to Ukraine   (The Associated Press) Four F-35 fighter jets landed Thursday at an airbase in Denmark in the first installment of the U.S.-made planes ordered by the NATO member to replace its aging fleet of F-16s, some of which have been promised to Ukraine. Read More

 

 

Ukraine learns to fight with a hodge-podge of foreign artillery   (Defense One) It's also working to protect its field guns from loitering munitions and counter-battery fire, Ukrainian officer says. Read More

 

 

Cuba issues conflicting statements on use of its citizens in Ukraine war   (Reuters) Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez said on Thursday his country rejects the participation of its citizens as mercenaries in war, contradicting a statement by Cuba's ambassador in Moscow hours earlier saying his government did not oppose the legal participation of its citizens in Russia's war in Ukraine. Read More