Belgium to join agreement on special tribunal over Russia's aggression

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⚡️Kaja Kallas warns the West must stop begging Russia for dialogue and instead force them into actual negotiations. pic.twitter.com/xM7hUMukqv

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Kaja Kallas warns the West must stop begging Russia for dialogue and instead force them into actual negotiations.

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Thierry Breton, sanctioned by Trump: Has Europe already been vassalized? What does digital sovereignty mean? Is it already too late? My conversation with the former European Commissioner on my channel @YouTube

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Cherevashenko: "We have a great opportunity to do this." About a thousand crews, $1,500 plastic interceptors, and remote pilots against 6,500 Shaheds a month. Pushing interception from 90 to 95% means more cities keep power this winter. 9X

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Top Ukrainian interceptor pilots now fly via internet link across multiple regions, switching feeds instantly, Cherevashenko told Reuters. Ground crews set up the drones and antennae. The pilot can sit anywhere in Ukraine. 8/

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Cherevashenko told Reuters that Russia is using AI to generate fresh flight paths. Shahed "mesh networks" relay signals across grids over 120 km, beating Ukrainian jamming. 7/

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Electronic warfare neutralizes nearly half of Shaheds on some nights — Col. Yuriy Ihnat. Interceptor drones now down 40% of Russia's long-range UAVs, up from 25% in winter. Each F-16 can kill up to 10 Shaheds a night. 6/

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One Russian Shahed costs about $35,000 to produce — CSIS estimate. The cheapest Ukrainian interceptor runs under $1,500 — a 3D-printed plastic dome packed with explosive, lifted by four propellers. 5/

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Russia raised Shahed speed from 170 to 200 kph, then to 400 on jet engines. Jets now make up 15-20% of the fleet. Ukraine's first interceptor went obsolete in 4 months. New ones hit 300 kph. Jet-powered interceptors are next, Fedorov said. 4/

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In Feb, Defense Minister Fedorov set a 95% interception target. The rate that month: just over 85%. This month it hit 90%, Fedorov told Reuters. With Russia's land push stalled, he says air defense is vital to surviving another year of war. 3/

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