Along with Chief of the General Staff General Shaptala, Deputy Commander-in-Chief General Zabrodskyi, Navy Commander Admiral Neizhpapa, First Deputy Minister of Defence General Pavlyuk and Chief of the Defence Intelligence General Budanov held meaningful talks with Supreme Commander-in-Chief.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Thanks to US and UK partners for their assistance
Expressed gratitude to American and British partners for the support and help they provide in the fight against the Russian aggressor. Together we will win!
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Discussion on Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Needs and Plans
Presented the Armed Forces' plans for the near future and the longer-term outlook. Discussed potential enemy actions. Separately addressed the needs of military units: ammunition, weapons, air defense systems, electronic warfare, and remote mine-clearing devices—these are the priorities.
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Drones and critical infrastructure protection – cooperation priorities with partners
Another extremely important issue is drones. Countering enemy drones and building our own capabilities. We have agreed with our partners to focus our work in this direction. We also discussed opportunities to strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure facilities against enemy air attacks.
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Organization and conduct of counter-battery warfare
7/ The first category is "Organization and conduct of counter-battery warfare", in which he says that Russian counter-battery radars cannot detect long-range Western-supplied artillery and Russian artillery batteries don't have the range to fire back. Specifically:
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Rogozin memo: weak Russian arms revealed
1/ An apparently leaked memo attributed to former Russian minister Dmitri Rogozin reports major shortcomings in the Russian army's equipment, including artillery far inferior to Western equivalents, a shortage of 152 mm shells, inadequate communications and obsolete UAVs.
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Prigozhin affair ends with Surovikin under indefinite house arrest
The final loose end of the Prigozhin affair wrapped up—for now. Surovikin, the architect of Russia’s defenses in Ukraine, is said to be under house arrest indefinitely. For now.This is probably the most elegant non-solution the Kremlin can come up with.
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Reduced shelling in east, but plans unchanged
'Over the past week and on the first day of this week, we have recorded a quantitative decrease in shellings and attacks in the east,' Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maliar said. But that does not mean Russia has abandoned its plans, she added.
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Ukraine’s top military command meets with US and UK representatives
A meeting in an expanded format took place between representatives of Ukraine's top military command and representatives of the US and Great Britain https://ift.tt/ZHtW7yY #liga #news
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Reserve for CBRN threats and war
A reserve is being created to address chemical, biological, radiological, or nuclear threats and in connection with the war in Ukraine