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How Iranian Kamikaze drones could help turn the tide of war in Russia’s favour

The distinctive whine of their cheap petrol engines has already seen it dubbed “the moped” by Ukrainian front line soldiers

Pentagon appears to reverse course on paying Musk for Starlink in Ukraine, Musk also appears to shift

Musk appeared to suggest that he did not want to be paid for the satellite’s service

Watch dramatic moment Ukrainian police officers try to shoot down a Russian drone (video)

Ukraine said at least 8 people were killed during the drone attacks on the capital

Iran to send Russia long-range ballistic missiles sparking calls for Israel to arm Ukraine

Russia has already deployed Iranian Shahed-136 drones in Ukraine and the new missiles will boost its depleted arsenal after eight months of war

New York Times: The hunt to arm Ukraine leads to difficult choices – Cyprus’ role

The US & NATO are scouring the world for new sources of old weapons to send to Ukraine. But it risks as much peril for some nations as it does promise for Kyiv

As morale suffers, Russia and Ukraine fight a war of mental attrition

Soldiers usually reach their breaking point between 200 and 240 days on the frontline. The war in Ukraine has been going on for more than 235 days...

Retreating Russian troops are arming Ukraine with modern T-90 tanks as Putin’s army digs 60-year-old armor out of storage

Tanks are just one example of the kind of heavy weaponry that fleeing Russian forces have abandoned

Elon Musk to yank funding for Starlink in Ukraine

"SpaceX is not asking to recoup past expenses but also cannot fund the system indefinitely" - The use of Starlink could cost up to $400 million a year

Ukraine-Russia: Missile strikes in Russia’s Belgorod grind trains to a halt

Power lines were reportedly damaged after anti-aircraft defences shot down missiles near Novyi Oskol, Belgorod

NATO to go ahead with planned nuclear exercises

"It would send a very wrong signal if we suddenly now cancelled a routine, long-time planned exercise", NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said

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