Vadym Skibitskyi, Ukraine Main Defense Intelligence Directorate today in Davos on Russian 2024 goals and capabilities in Ukraine: Key priority. Russia strives to degrade emerging Ukrainian defense industry Russia has no capability to undertake strategic offensive More: 1/
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Kuleba urges more military aid for Ukraine at WEF panel
🇺🇦 Foreign Minister @DmytroKuleba called for an increase in military assistance for #Ukraine as he participated in the #WEF2024 panel discussion "Defending Europe's United Front" together with presidents of Poland Andrzej Duda and Hungary Katalin Novák ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/nBBCUuocKJ
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 17 janvier 2024Foreign Minister @DmytroKuleba called for an increase in military assistance for #Ukraine as he participated in the #WEF2024 panel discussion "Defending Europe's United Front" together with presidents of Poland Andrzej Duda and Hungary Katalin Novák
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Data reveals equipment failures, synchronization gaps, deployment limited 5X
Behind the lines here is the data that shows that different equipment performs differently in Ukraine, some failing, there is lack of cross platform synchronization and alignment that limits their ability to be effectively, increases training costs, and limits deployment 5X
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EU industry fails to supply enough weapons for Ukraine
1. If the EU industry cannot provide enough weapons today for Ukraine, it definitely won’t have enough weapons for a larger offensive if Russia were toe ever undertake it 2/
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Putin: Russia won’t return conquered territories
We won’t give back what we have conquered, says Putin https://t.co/W124Nfayn1
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 17 janvier 2024We won’t give back what we have conquered, says Putin
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Ukraine faces tough questions as war becomes exhausting marathon
Ukraine faces tough dividing questions, the war's turned into an exhausting marathon for a non-professional athlete, and the world dreams that the war is over or at least forgotten and off the news. But none of this will change the reality. 13/
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On not judging choices of sacrifice and survival
There are those who have died defending Ukraine and there are those who have survived and live relatively safely because others have died. How do we judge each other? People have made different choice and sacrificed differently? How do we judge those choices? I think we don't/
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Ukrainians polarized by ethical divide between servers and leavers
Are Ukrainians polarized? Yes, but it is a different polarization from what people think. It is founded on unanswered ethical questions. There are those who serve and there are those who have left for Europe. There are those in the military and there are civilians in Ukraine 8/
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After Ukraine’s 500K mobilization, fear gone, remains at Kyiv School
But in the recent months, as Ukraine announced a new wave of mobilization of 500K people, I have been revisiting the question. I still think my place is at the Kyiv School of Economics, and I am still determined to serve if asked to. But my fear is gone. 5/
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Ukrainian’s personal transformation and draft preparation skills
These last months have transformed me. I have started brining myself in a better mental and physical shape, I now go to shooting ranges and learn other skills that could potentially be useful if I am drafted. I think many Ukrainians are experiencing the same transformation 6/