The United Kingdom delivered hundreds of multi-purpose LMM Martlet missiles to Ukraine several months ahead of schedule.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine’s top request: Block 70 F-16s and missiles; US policy hinders learning
AB's top request for increased success: "Block 70 F-16s and more missiles. There are a lot of targets to shoot down." U.S. policy currently prevents American personnel from assisting or observing Ukrainian F-16 operations — missing real-time combat lessons. 4/
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Despite lack of training, Ukrainian F-16s use agile tactics, bases intact
Ukrainian pilots fly old Block 10-15 F-16s without formal training, U.S. contractor help, standard procedures. After nearly 4 years of war, no Ukrainian air base has been destroyed. F-16 units use agile combat tactics, moving often between dispersed airfields under attack. 2/
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Ukraine’s F-16s fly 80% of sorties, down over 1,000 drones
Ukraine's small F-16 fleet now flies roughly 80% of all Ukrainian Air Force sorties despite limited pilot numbers and armament. F-16 wing vice commander "AB" revealed his unit downed over 1,000 Russian Shahed drones and dozens cruise missiles — Air & Space Forces Mag. 1/
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Putin says US and Russia agree on peaceful end to Ukraine crisis
Putin: The US and Russia have an understanding of where we need to go to end the Ukrainian crisis by peaceful means.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 octobre 2025
We did not fully disclose what was discussed in Anchorage. We are sticking to the basis of that discussion and are not changing anything for ourselves.
3/ pic.twitter.com/BJtrqUNnSRPutin: The US and Russia have an understanding of where we need to go to end the Ukrainian crisis by peaceful means. We did not fully disclose what was discussed in Anchorage. We are sticking to the basis of that discussion and are not changing anything for ourselves. 3/
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Putin strengthens air defense after US Tomahawk threats to Ukraine
Putin: Russia will strengthen its air defense systems in response to threats by the US to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 octobre 2025
However, this is also a part of a show off.
[weird to boost your air-defence in response to a show off]
1/ pic.twitter.com/k5pMCBBQHAPutin: Russia will strengthen its air defense systems in response to threats by the US to transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. However, this is also a part of a show off. [weird to boost your air-defence in response to a show off] 1/
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Ukraine delegation to Washington for air defense, HIMARS mega deal
A Ukrainian delegation is set to visit Washington next week to negotiate the purchase of additional air defense systems as well as HIMARS rocket systems as part of a "Mega Deal", President Volodymyr Zelensky said during a press briefing on Oct. 10.
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Ukraine to offer buying air defense and HIMARS in US visit
Ukrainian delegation to offer purchase of air defense, HIMARS systems during upcoming US visit, Zelensky says. https://
kyivindependent.com/ukrainian-dele
gation-to-offer-purchase-of-air-defense-himars-during-upcoming-us-visit-zelensky-says/
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Rapid attrition undermines unit cohesion
There is no unit cohesion because members are often killed too quickly—within days or a couple of weeks of arriving. They never get the chance to bond, as replacements keep pouring in endlessly.
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Russia strikes Kyiv building with mural of Ukrainian girl by Australian artist
On October 10, Russia struck a residential building in Kyiv known far beyond Ukraine for its mural by Australian artist Guido van Helten. The mural depicts a Ukrainian girl in a traditional embroidered shirt. Now, the very building that carried this image of Ukraine has been