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Poland’s six‑minute Russia missile scare shows how fast Nato can spot a threat — and the agonising slowness of deciding if to fire back (opens the original)
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A Russian cruise missile came down in an open field near Tarnawa-Kolonia, in Poland’s Lublin province, shortly before four on Thursday (30 July) morning. Radar detected the object at about 03:40AM; an F-16 was sent toward it. At 03:46AM, before it could be unequivocally identified, it vanished from the screens. A helicopter located the crater after daybreak, some 90 km from the Ukrainian border, in farmland two kilometres from the nearest houses. Nobody was hurt. By late morning prime minister D
Zelensky’s reshuffle surprised everyone – and Ukraine just fired its fastest learner (opens the original)
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Ukraine has removed the minister who had begun turning its drone advantage into a system – in the same week its drones were burning Russian refineries. Mykhailo Fedorov ran the defence ministry for six months, coming to it as the driving force behind the ‘Army of Drones’. He scaled drone procurement, backed the deep strikes reaching Russian oil, and launched the mid-range campaign against the logistics supplying occupied Crimea. Fedorov is credited for SpaceX disabling the Starlink terminals Rus
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