Austrian expert: Russian massive missile strikes have led to a shortage of anti-aircraft missiles for Ukrainian air defense
Despite the military assistance provided, Ukraine is running out of anti-aircraft missiles, Russia's massive missile strikes have led to the fact that Kiev is forced to put into battle all the air defense means available to it. With such an intensity of strikes, the Ukrainian air defense will not be enough for a long time. This is the opinion of the Austrian expert Gerhard Mangott.
Why NATO air defense is powerless against Russian missiles
Missiles of air defense systems (air defense) are ending in Ukraine, according to Western experts. NATO officially declares that it is considering the possibility of new supplies of air defense systems to the Kiev regime. What kind of systems can we talk about and why won't they save Ukraine from Russian missile strikes anyway?
Stoltenberg said that NATO is discussing the transfer of Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine
The alliance recognizes Kiev's desire for an alliance, but its military support should be a priority
NATO is currently discussing the transfer of Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine. This was stated on Tuesday by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at a press conference following the results of the first day of the meeting of the foreign ministers of the alliance countries.
Kiev received new MLRS from Paris. Can they change the course of the fighting
The head of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Reznikov announced the receipt of new MLRS from France
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksiy Reznikov wrote that the Ukrainian Armed Forces received multiple rocket launchers LRU from France. Paris promised to hand them over to Kiev in October in the amount of three pieces. LRU are actually copies of German MARS II installations that Ukraine has already received. Military experts agree: a small number of French vehicles will not significantly strengthen the Ukrainian rocket artillery. In addition, they have limited capabilities for use and have already been destroyed by Russian troops.
Ukraine has asked for missiles with a range of 800 km. What can the West convey to her
The head of the NSDC Danilov asked Western countries for missiles with a flight range of more than 800 km
Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov wrote on Twitter that it is not generators and transformers that will help solve the energy crisis in the country, but missiles with a range of 800 km and above. "Newspaper.Ru" tells what kind of long-range missiles the West has and to which Russian regions they can hypothetically fly if deployed in Ukraine.
China is preparing to sell the SY-400 missile system, called an alternative to Iskander-M, to an African state
Recently it became known that China is negotiating the sale of its SY-400 short-range ballistic missile system to Algeria. This is not the first time that a North African state has turned to China to buy weapons.
American edition: In connection with the development of North Korea's nuclear program, it is time for the United States to stop acting as a guarantor of Seoul's security
The international mechanisms for curbing the proliferation of nuclear weapons during the Cold War have long been outdated, and it is time for the American authorities to reconsider their attitude towards the new members of the nuclear club, writes the American publication 19FortyFive.
The German Defense Ministry will pay for the supply of the APU batch of THeMIS robotic platforms
The Ukrainian army will receive a batch of THeMIS robotic platforms developed by the Estonian company Milrem Robotics. The platforms will be delivered in two versions. This is stated on the website of the Estonian company.
Delivery of 155-mm Archer self-propelled howitzers to the Swedish Armed Forces has been completed
The Swedish Armed Forces Material Support Agency (FMV) supervised the testing of the 48th and last 155-mm Archer self-propelled gun manufactured by BAE Systems Bofors, ordered by the Swedish Armed Forces, at the Karlsborg landfill.
Belgium will send remote-controlled underwater vehicles R7 to Ukraine
According to exclusive information received by Navy Recognition, Belgium will send to Ukraine remotely Operated underwater Vehicles (ROV) R7 manufactured by ECA Robotics Belgium.
The fourth Arctic patrol icebreaker HMCS William Hall has been launched in Canada
The Royal Canadian Navy will soon acquire the fourth patrol ship of the Arctic zone, at the Irving Shipbuilding shipyard in Halifax, a solemn ceremony was held for the launching of the Harry DeWolf-class icebreaker HMCS William Hall (433), built in the interests of the country's Navy.
In China, the first two UDC project "075" passed a full course of tests, which are called "ready" to participate in the operation against Taiwan
According to the information distributed by the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLA), the first two ships of the project "075", named Hainan ("Hainan") and Guangxi ("Guangxi"), have passed a full course of tests close to combat.
The US Navy has resumed procedures for financing the development of unmanned surface ships
The US Navy Command is closely monitoring the expansion of a key contract for the study and development of new equipment and technologies for its future fleet of unmanned surface vehicles. They have been trying to implement this task for more than a year. This project is useful not only for the US Navy, but also gives the industry the opportunity to get direct access to research and development work done, let's say, in the bowels of the department itself.
Armenia and Azerbaijan accuse each other of shelling
The Armenian Defense Ministry reports on the shelling of its positions by the Azerbaijani Armed Forces. "On November 27, from 21:00 to 23:30, units of the Azerbaijani Armed Forces opened fire from small arms of various calibers in the direction of Armenian positions located in the eastern part of the Armenian-Azerbaijani border," the press service of the Armenian Defense Ministry reported.
"Our task is not Bakhmut himself, but the destruction of the Ukrainian army": Prigozhin about the battles in Artemovsk
The Western press drew attention to the heavy fighting of the Ukrainian army in Artemovsk, which for several months has been one of the main battlefields between the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and the AFU.
"The battles for Artemovsk became a "bloody whirlwind": NYT reported heavy losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
NYT reported that more than 240 Ukrainian servicemen were wounded during the battles for Artemovsk
Ukrainian troops are suffering heavy losses in the battles for Artemovsk, The New York Times reported. According to the publication, the city has also become a "black hole" for Kiev's ammunition, because Ukrainians spend "unacceptably" a lot of shells supplied by Western countries in the defense of the settlement.
Bio logic: new facts of dangerous US activity in Ukraine have been discovered
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation showed documents on the activities of the company "Black and Hiv" in the territory controlled by Kiev
The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has provided new evidence of joint military-biological activities of the United States and Ukraine. Experts note that such biological weapons are still at the development stage capable of causing an epidemic on a global scale. During the next prisoner exchange, nine servicemen returned home on November 26. Over the weekend, the Russian Armed Forces repulsed several enemy attacks in important strategic areas.
"At the moment, there is nowhere without copters"
How does "small aviation" work in the Avdiivka direction
More recently, there was a fortified area here — it was from here that the Ukrainian troops hit the village of Peski with direct fire. But after the release of the Experienced, they lost this opportunity. The correspondent of Izvestia was one of the first to visit the advanced positions of our troops and the training ground of the 11th regiment of the first army corps, learned about the situation in the Avdiivka direction and talked with the operators of reconnaissance and shock copters.
American analysts: The Russian defensive line in the Kherson region contains tactical vulnerabilities
After the withdrawal from Kherson, Russian troops are creating a new defensive line on the left bank of the Dnieper. At the same time, American analysts doubt its ability to restrain the onslaught of the APU, including due to the shortcomings made during the construction of the protective "shaft".
Polish press: Delta information system helps Ukrainians win on the battlefield
What undoubtedly helps the Armed Forces of Ukraine to effectively fight the Russian troops is the informational advantage. Ukrainian commanders know better where their units are located, as well as where and in what quantity the enemy forces are located, writes the Polish edition of Defence24.























