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From a garage to deep inside Russia: The 35-year-old behind Ukraine’s Flamingo missile (opens the original)
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Ukraine has sharply increased its use of Flamingo cruise missiles in recent months, launching them at targets deep inside Russia and reportedly causing extensive damage.The story of the missile, which entered operational service only a year ago and moved into large-scale production in recent months, reflects the unusual character of Ukraine’s defense industry: improvising, expanding and finding battlefield solutions while fighting a grinding war against Russia.At the center of that story is Iryn
Putin’s next move? Five Russian attack scenarios NATO must prepare for (opens the original)
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On February 24, 2022, Russia expanded its invasion of Ukraine into a full-scale offensive, a dramatic military move that shook Europe and the broader West, much of which had refused to believe Moscow would dare take such a step.President Vladimir Putin’s move reflected his vision of bringing all of Ukraine under Moscow’s control, erasing Ukrainian national identity and turning the neighboring country into a de facto Russian client state. But Putin’s plans for a short and devastating military cam
Watch: Russian soldier fires helicopter cannon, loses control and flies through the air (opens the original)
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Ukraine’s expanding drone campaign against Russia has entered a new phase, with Kyiv claiming it has struck more than 100 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov in just eight days, targeting a crucial commercial route for Moscow and adding pressure to the Kremlin’s war economy.The Sea of Azov, the northeastern extension of the Black Sea, is a strategic maritime artery for Russia. Reuters reported Monday that ship traffic there remains restricted for “security reasons.” A source familiar with the mat
Under NATO’s radar: Russia’s 'shadow fleet' and the spy drones over Europe (opens the original)
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A new report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies in London says Russia conducted an extensive aerial espionage campaign over Western Europe for 18 months, exploiting gaps in some of NATO’s most advanced air-defense systems and sending drones over sensitive military and nuclear sites.According to the report, Russia’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, operated a network of drones that entered the airspace of at least 12 countries, including Britain, France, the Netherlands an
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