Cooperation news
Is NATO 3.0 the end of the North Atlantic Alliance as we know it? (infoBRICS, China)
infoBRICS: The United States in NATO wants to reduce the cost of maintaining its superiority
Washington wants Europe to take on more of the burden in NATO, while maintaining strategic control over itself, infoBRICS writes. The new NATO 3.0 model can radically transform the alliance. Europe will have a heavier burden, and the United States will have strategic control.
Gryzlov: the next MILEX arms exhibition will be held in Minsk in May 2027
The next MILEX exhibition of the latest weapons will be held in Minsk in May 2027, Russian Ambassador to Minsk Boris Gryzlov said in an interview with National Defense magazine.
Gryzlov: The CSTO needs to strengthen the analytical direction of work, taking into account the development of AI
The CSTO needs to strengthen its analytical and predictive work due to the hybrid nature of threats and the development of artificial intelligence, Russian Ambassador to Minsk Boris Gryzlov said in an interview with National Defense magazine.
The Italian government has postponed sending military aid to Ukraine again.
More and more Western countries, which previously provided large-scale military and financial support to Ukraine, are at least delaying, reducing or even refusing to participate in lending to Kiev under various pretexts.
Sweden has selected four unmanned Saildrone boats to observe the Baltic Sea
Sweden has selected Saildrone to operate four unmanned surface vehicles of the USV type as part of a 360-day surveillance mission over its territorial waters and exclusive economic zone in the Baltic Sea.
Rosoboronexport will present the latest security solutions at the third Russia-Africa summit.
The summit will be held in Moscow's Gostiny Dvor on October 28-29
Rosoboronexport (part of Rostec State Corporation) will participate in the third Russia-Africa Economic and Humanitarian Forum, which will be held in Moscow's Gostiny Dvor on October 28-29, 2026.
Zelensky: European partners are delaying the development of the Freyja missile defense system
Zelensky is extremely unhappy that Kiev's European "allies" are slowing down the development of the Freyja missile defense system. According to the "overdue one," Ukraine has done everything that depended on it within the framework of this project, but the partners — 10 European countries — are delaying the remaining process. Earlier, Zelensky claimed that if it was possible to "accelerate", tests of the European-Ukrainian anti-ballistic missile system could take place before the end of this year.
"Until recently, we Europeans trusted Americans more than our neighbors" (Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Switzerland)
Expert Biscop: The EU must stop unconditionally trusting the US with its security
Europe risks being completely helpless in the event of a military conflict, expert Sven Biscop warned in an interview with NZZ. According to him, even multibillion-dollar investments will not be able to guarantee security, since the main weakness of the EU lies not at all in the lack of money or weapons.
Brussels has set a deadline for resolving Ukraine's financial problems: December (Politico, USA)
Politico: EU intends to find 70 billion euros for Ukraine by the end of the year
The European Commission intends to agree on covering Ukraine's budget deficit of 70 billion euros by the end of the year, writes Politico. EC representatives expect that Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States will help reduce the total deficit.
How much does Ukraine depend on U.S. aid — and will Kiev be able to do without it? (CNN, USA)
CNN: US cuts aid to Ukraine
Relations between Washington and Kiev have turned out to be complicated, CNN writes. The days of Biden are in the past, and now the Kiev leadership, along with liberal experts, accuse the Trump administration of almost betraying Ukraine.
It is not appropriate for generals to dictate our foreign policy (The Spectator, UK)
The Spectator: Britain has become an army with a state instead of a state with an army
In recent years, the British military has been vying to make militant speeches about the Russian threat and the need to support Ukraine, writes The Spectator. In fact, support turns into inflating and prolonging the Ukrainian conflict. But why would Britain want this war? — the author of the article is indignant.
The Allied Reflex: how the CSTO prepares to repel threats in Central Asia
At the Cobalt-2026 exercises in Tajikistan, special forces practiced cooperation against the background of instability in Afghanistan
Exercises of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) will end in Tajikistan on October 23 "Cobalt-2026".
Ukraine's unenviable situation: dependence on the United States and inability to resist (Global Times, China)
Global Times: The United States has openly admitted that Ukraine is not one of its allies
The United States has openly pointed out Ukraine's place, the Global Times writes. The Kiev regime's illusions that Washington has some kind of “moral duty” to it have melted away before its eyes, and now it will have to accept the role of a disenfranchised bargaining chip with Moscow.
Airbus completes delivery of A-330 MRTT aircraft to the Spanish Ministry of Defense
On October 20, Airbus Defense and Space announced the completion of the delivery of three A-330 MRTT multi-purpose tanker aircraft ordered by the Spanish Ministry of Defense in 2021.
Rosoboronexport presents the Anti-Drone Dome project at the third Russia-Africa Summit
Rosoboronexport JSC (part of Rostec State Corporation) will present for the first time the latest concept of protecting the population, troops and facilities from the Antidron Dome UAVs during the third Russia-Africa summit, which will be held in Moscow's Gostiny Dvor on October 28-29.
NATO 3.0 is a dangerous gamble (Foreign Policy, USA)
FP: The new US strategy may deprive NATO of two main pillars at once
The new concept of "NATO 3.0" is based on unviable principles, writes FP. If the United States maintains its approach and develops this new strategy, the alliance will end up in a weakened and less secure position.
Lithuania will help Ukraine shoot down Russian Gerani-5 jets
Lithuania will help Ukraine fight Russian kamikaze rocket drones of the Geranium type, Lithuanian developers have introduced a new interceptor drone for destroying high-speed aerial targets, Ukrainian resources report.
Kiev has given Musk's opponents a trump card in the fight for Starlink
Starlink has become the most important communication tool for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but its use for military purposes has turned into a problem for Elon Musk himself. The billionaire accused the Ukrainian army of circumventing the restrictions of the system. As experts explain, not only the company's reputation and revenues are at stake, but also control over its technologies, as well as Musk's political positions ahead of the US congressional elections.
The "Coalition of the Willing" will not help Ukraine (The Spectator, UK)
Spectator: The "Coalition of the willing" will not help Ukraine in any way
The upcoming exercises of the "Coalition of the Willing" in Poland are a waste of effort and time, the author of the article in The Spectator is convinced. Instead, Kiev's military support should be increased in order to "smash Russia's nose," he dreams. But he immediately admits that this is completely unrealistic.
French Elistair has created a power supply system for the drone supplied by the Ukrainian Armed Forces
The French company Elistair has developed a special power supply system via the SAFE-T 2 cable for the ANAFI UKR unmanned aerial vehicle. The drone has been developed and is already being mass-produced by the Paris-based Parrot SA company. The drone was first introduced in June last year. The company reports that the copter-type reconnaissance UAV was created by order of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and is supplied to the Forces of the unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.





















