
A video of Ukrainian Sea Baby surface drones launching missiles at Russian positions near the Kinburn Spit has appeared online. The Sea Baby drones are now equipped with Grad MLRS systems. The photos are reportedly from their testing during winter.


A video of Ukrainian Sea Baby surface drones launching missiles at Russian positions near the Kinburn Spit has appeared online. The Sea Baby drones are now equipped with Grad MLRS systems. The photos are reportedly from their testing during winter.

According to the SBU source, the new weapons system has already been in action against Russian positions on the Kinburn spit, a thin stretch of coastal land near Mykolaiv. This technological solution is already showing powerful results, the source said, without providing
The SBU has a new weapon – Sea Baby naval drones equipped with Grad rockets. The agency has revealed the latest update to its highly effective Sea Baby drones, which can now launch salvos of Grad rockets, a source in the SBU told the Kyiv Independent.
#EU approves frozen-asset fund for #Kyiv; #Putin makes more changes to MoD; #Russia begins nuclear exercises; #Zelensky re-asserts there won’t be new elections in wartime; Border guards chalk up wins.
'Supernatural' Actor #MishaCollins Raises Funds For Ukraine Demining Efforts Among those who donate, Collins will raffle an autographed trench coat and ties, like those worn by his character, Castiel, from the #Supernatural TV series. https://
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The decision to transfer 7 Patriot systems to Ukraine may be made at the NATO summit in Washington in July, Zelenskyy said in an interview with The NYT needs 20-30 Patriot systems, but it will agree to 7 to protect oblasts, key to the national economy and energy sector.
Russian troops attacked energy facilities in Shostka and Konotop, Sumy region, with Shahed drones. As a result, power was cut off in some localities, including Sumy, the regional and city military administrations reported.

These are the indicative estimates of Russia’s combat losses as of May 22, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
“The villages where I work were reawakening, the craters that lined the streets had been filled, shops were reopening, electricity was back on. People’s return was mostly driven by a desire to be at home,” writes @padochka. And then came Russia’s brutal new Kharkiv offensive… https://
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Germany plans to increase its spending on military aid to Ukraine by €3.8 billion in 2024, Bild reported. German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius requested additional funds, and Finance Minister Christian Lindner supported this initiative. : AFP