9. Germany is preparing a plan to transfer long-range systems to Ukraine /
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Ukrainian Lancet-like drones pass tests, ready for combat trials
5. Ukraine has its own drone R&D successes. A recent one – Ukrainian drones analogous to Lancet have passed preliminary tests and are preparing for their first combat tests. Many of Ukrainian drones are done in partnerships with allies or employ their technologies /
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UK and US supply Ukraine with thousands of AI drones for coordinated strikes
6. Britain is working with countries including the United States to provide Ukraine with thousands of new artificial intelligence drones that could simultaneously attack many Russian targets /
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Denmark gives all its artillery to Ukraine, urges partners to increase supply
7. Denmark has decided to give Ukraine all the artillery it has in stock. The country calls on its partners to increase the supply of weapons to Ukraine /
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Netherlands joins drone coalition to supply Ukraine
4. Netherlands has joined the drone coalition and begun to provide Ukraine with drones /
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Sweden announces $682 million military aid package to Ukraine
3. Sweden announces a new package of military aid to Ukraine worth $682 mln /
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UK to send 200 Brimstone missiles and train 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers
2. UK will send Ukraine another 200 Brimstone anti-tank missiles, and train another 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers in the first half of 2024 /
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Europe accelerates arming Ukraine as US steps back
The arms to race Ukraine as the US takes a back seat. Politicians in Europe are openly talking that the US is not a reliable partner anymore engulfed in its own political issues and so they must up their game This is a list of recent commitments to arm Ukraine 1/
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Denmark Announces $247M Military Aid and F-16 Jets to Ukraine
1. Danish government has announced a new package of military aid to Ukraine worth $247 mln. Ukraine will receive the first F-16 fighter jets from Denmark this summer. /
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Evening Standard: Soldier’s patch highlights competent command two years into invasion.
The @EveningStandard front page, marking two years since Russia's invasion, shows soldier with a patch reading: "No enemy more frightening than a fucked up commander." This suggests the fighter reports to a competent commander, as a poor one would hardly allow such patches.