Elviss: Are we ready for a reconstituted Russian army? No. But neither is Russia ready to push further west right now.

Take Putin at face value — he said he wanted Kyiv, he invaded. He's said the same about other places. We plan for worst cases.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 28 mai 2026

Elviss: Are we ready for a reconstituted Russian army? No. But neither is Russia ready to push further west right now. Take Putin at face value — he said he wanted Kyiv, he invaded. He's said the same about other places. We plan for worst cases. 3/

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Commander of NATO’s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps Elviss: Russian soldiers don't scare me pound for pound against a Western army.

What scares me is that they've been living this war for four years. Battle-hardened, battle-tested — that's the threat.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 28 mai 2026

Commander of NATO’s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps Elviss: Russian soldiers don't scare me pound for pound against a Western army. What scares me is that they've been living this war for four years. Battle-hardened, battle-tested — that's the threat. 1/

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For many women serving in Ukraine's Shkval battalion, the front lines offer a chance to rewrite their stories. Granted early release from prison, they are trading their criminal records for military service, hoping to give their kids a reason to be proud.

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Kaja Kallas:

Too many countries continue to do business with Moscow while simultaneously enjoying privileged access to European markets and investments.

So Europe must use its leverage more effectively when it comes to trade, investment, market access, and partnerships.

And… pic.twitter.com/7q0qGk7hKd

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 28 mai 2026

Kaja Kallas: Too many countries continue to do business with Moscow while simultaneously enjoying privileged access to European markets and investments. So Europe must use its leverage more effectively when it comes to trade, investment, market access, and partnerships. And

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Ukraine's ground robots conducted 343 missions per day in April across logistics, evacuation, mine-laying, and combat. Ukraine has received 1,028 robots through its DOT-Chain marketplace and aims for 25,000 more in 2026.

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15/ "Further to the above.Having received the aforementioned RP-46s, without anti-aircraft turrets, without pick-up trucks or buggies for organising mobile units, and without personnel or training, the officer in question will be obliged to report on the manning of the…

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A friend of mine, the Head of the Weapons and Equipment Service at a certain military unit, recently received 30 vintage RP-46 machine guns [from the late 1940s] and was tasked with organizing and staffing 30 machine gun crews.

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1/ How could Russia counter Ukraine's ongoing and increasingly devastating drone campaign against its logistics? One Russian warblogger suggests a possible approach, but another says it won't happen due to the army's systemic deficiencies ⬇️https://t.co/77BZIFHrpg

— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 28 mai 2026

1/ How could Russia counter Ukraine's ongoing and increasingly devastating drone campaign against its logistics? One Russian warblogger suggests a possible approach, but another says it won't happen due to the army's systemic deficiencies

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