10/ …given its other characteristics, is the least suited to becoming the backbone of a new high-tech branch of the armed forces." [Chadayev is likely to be referring to convicts and other 'social undesirables', like alcoholics, who are being rounded up and sent to Ukraine.]
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Recruitment for unmanned systems forces proceeds lacklustre pace
4/ "It's no secret that recruitment for the newly created unmanned systems forces (promoting posters for them now adorn every town and village) is proceeding at, to put it mildly, a rather lacklustre pace.
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Russia launches nearly 70 strikes on Dnipropetrovsk region, casualties and elderly victims
During today, Russia launched almost 70 strikes on Dnipropetrovsk region. Just think about this awful number… The strikes killed one and injured 12 more. Most of the injured are elderly people. My heart breaks for them, for their destroyed health and possessions.
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Work tasks: cartographic data, comms software, network hardware advice
3/ "- download current cartographic data for the same purposes
– download a fresh archive of the communications software pack
– get prompt advice on setting up a specific network hardware system for my comrades at the front.
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Telegram ban for Russian military causes daily task problems in Ukraine
1/ Without Telegram, which is now fully banned for Russian military use, Russian soldiers in Ukraine are finding it harder – or impossible – to do previously everyday tasks. A brief summary by a Russian signalman highlights specific problems:
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Ukrainian drone strikes on Baltic oil terminals provoke Putin criticism
1/ Yet more Ukrainian drone strikes against Russia's Baltic oil terminals have prompted angry comments from Russian warbloggers about air defence failures. Interestingly, this is also leading to hitherto unthinkable condemnations of Putin himself. ⬇️https://t.co/pKKA2NZg24
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 30 mars 20261/ Yet more Ukrainian drone strikes against Russia's Baltic oil terminals have prompted angry comments from Russian warbloggers about air defence failures. Interestingly, this is also leading to hitherto unthinkable condemnations of Putin himself.
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Kallas Leads EU Ministers to Ukraine for Bucha Anniversary
HR/VP @KajaKallas travels to Ukraine on 31 March with EU Ministers to mark the Bucha anniversary, chair an informal meeting of EU Foreign Ministers, and hold a press conference with Ukrainian FM @andrii_sybiha
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Ukraine and Bulgaria: security and arms co-production
Ukraine and Bulgaria have agreed a 10-year security pact in which Sofia will help fund Ukrainian air defenses and co-produce arms.
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Latvia Allocates €6.8 Million to Rebuild Ukraine’s Critical Infrastructure
Latvia will allocate €6.8 million to support Ukraine’s recovery and resilience. The funding will be directed toward rebuilding critical infrastructure in Chernihiv and Sumy regions, including educational facilities, shelters, energy supply, and healthcare support, as well as
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Ukraine Pioneers Revolutionary New Era of Modern Warfare
Benjamin Patton was impressed by what he saw in , and I’m impressed by what he wrote: “Singlehandedly, Ukraine has ushered in a revolutionary new era of air, sea, and land-based warfare, which is quickly emerging as a staggeringly powerful tool of armed combat”