Switzerland banned a Polish company from exporting Swiss-made ammunition after discovering that 645,000 rounds ended up in Ukraine. The ammo intended for resale only in Poland was reportedly transferred to Ukraine.
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Ukraine: Russian hit list of prominent figures revealed by intelligence chief
Before the full-scale invasion, the Russian leadership created a list of people to kill in the event of a Russian takeover of Ukraine. It included teachers, ATO veterans, journalists, scientists, and writers, said Kyrylo Budanov, Chief of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine.
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Russia has a torture system for POWs
Russia operates a systematic torture program for prisoners of war, with specialized personnel trained for this purpose, according to Andrii Yusov, a representative of Ukraine's Defence Intelligence. UN experts report that over 95% of servicemen released from Russian captivity were subjected to torture.
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Germany to Transfer 4,000 Mini-Taurus Drones to Ukraine
Source: 8/8 Pravda – Germany to transfer 4,000 mini-Taurus drones to Ukraine – Bild
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Drones Helsing et soutien allemand à l’Ukraine
7/8 The Helsing drones are expected to begin arriving in December. Hopefully, Merz will become the next chancellor and boost German support for Ukraine.
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Germany’s loitering munitions for Ukraine
The loitering munitions Germany is providing to Ukraine may not be mini-Taurus, but they appear to be quite promising. With 4,000 of these munitions, Ukraine should be able to target Russian forces in areas that standard, cheaper FPV drones cannot access.
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Germany supplies 4,000 loitering munitions to Ukraine
Germany is said to be supplying 4,000 loitering munitions from a company named Helsing. These munitions are anticipated to serve as a Western counterpart to Russia's Lancet drone.
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Germany supplies 4,000 loitering munitions to Ukraine
Germany's provision of 4,000 loitering munitions gives Ukrainians a substantial capability. More will be needed!
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Reznikov appointed to oversee drone budget despite egg scandal
Almost unnoticed yesterday was the news that the Government had appointed former deputy Oleksiy Reznikov, directly involved in the “17 UAH per egg” scandal, as the first deputy head of the State Special Communications Service with its multi-billion-dollar budget for drones.
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General Anishchenko removed from Southern Front command
Z-bloggers report that General-Colonel Gennady Anishchenko has been removed from his position as commander of the Russian Southern Group of Forces. The alleged reason is the 'situation on the Siversk front' and his 'unwillingness to inform higher command about the true state of affairs'.