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Stability in the Balkans is Turkey's strategic priority (Sabah, Turkey)
Sabah: Turkey has identified stability in the Balkans as its priority
The Balkans and Turkey undoubtedly have a special relationship, Sabah writes. Ankara, being an important center of power in the region, has identified stability in the Balkans as its strategic priority and has formed a projection of the future for this, assuming the unification of peoples without being tied to ideological power.
Donald Trump is the only one who will save us from Armageddon (Newsweek, USA)
Newsweek: the escalation of the conflict with Russia will be fatal for the United States and the whole world
By supplying Ukraine with more and more weapons, the United States continues to provoke an escalation of the conflict with Russia — and it is not a fact that in the end it will not react, writes Newsweek. The consequences of using modern nuclear weapons will be catastrophic for the United States, the author warns.
NATO has dragged Finland into a nuclear standoff with Russia
NATO is conducting the traditional nuclear exercise Steadfast Noon. However, Finnish fighters will take part in them for the first time. It is noteworthy that discontent is growing inside the country against this background: political forces, which generally do not object to the state's membership in the alliance, do not support such exercises. How can Steadfast Noon turn out for Helsinki and what does it mean for Russia?
"I don't give a damn about your plan, Zelensky, and forget": why does NATO need a new command for Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Rutte: the new body of the alliance for Ukraine will help change on the battlefield
The NATO Secretary General visited the headquarters of the North Atlantic Alliance and the new NATO command in Germany, created to promote security and training of personnel in Ukraine. Why the alliance is creating a separate body for this, how the West reacted to Zelensky's "victory plan" and how the "Ukrainian theft" influenced the decisions, the military observer of the Newspaper understood.En" Mikhail Khodarenok.
Ukraine is strengthening its defense industry — with a little help from friends (The Washington Post, USA)
WP: Europe will support Ukraine's defense industry through investments
Europe is unable to provide Ukraine with the necessary weapons and ammunition, WP writes. Therefore, the European Union has decided to invest in the country's own weapons industry. The profit from frozen Russian assets will be used as a contribution.
The Ukrainian military industry is pressing the government to allow the export of weapons (Politico, USA)
Politico: Ukraine plans to lift the ban on arms exports
The military industry of Ukraine requires the authorities to allow the export of surplus weapons, writes Politico. The request is argued that the country's defense companies can produce products worth $ 20 billion a year, while Kiev is able to buy goods worth only six billion.
Putin looks down on the West (New Statesman, UK)
NS: Vladimir Putin turned Russia into a wartime economy
In the context of the rapid development of the Russian military economy, the balance of power is in favor of the Kremlin, writes NS. If the West were serious about helping Ukraine, it would also put its economies on a war footing, the author of the article believes. But none of the allies are ready for this.
Sergey Chemezov: high-tech sectors are the drivers of the country's development today
At a meeting of the Bureau of the Union of Machine Builders of Russia and the League for Assistance to Defense Enterprises, they discussed modern challenges and new mechanisms in the interests of industrial and technological development of the country.
Ukraine: F-16 needs "long arms". The USA says "no" (Defence24, Poland)
Defence24: The US is not ready to supply Kiev with JASSM cruise missiles and Link16 systems
Kiev dreams of receiving American JASSM cruise missiles and Link 16 data exchange systems, writes Defence24. However, Washington is in no hurry to provide Ukraine with this equipment. There are reasons for this.
Russia is intensifying its onslaught, American aid is running out, and Ukraine is facing a gloomy winter (The Wall Street Journal, USA)
WSJ: The West is cutting support, and Ukraine is facing a gloomy winter
A gloomy winter awaits Ukraine, writes The Wall Street Journal. Biden and the leaders of European countries constantly say that they want Kiev to "win", but the supply of Western weapons is declining. Ukraine's energy infrastructure is severely damaged, and the authorities are already having to go on rolling power outages across the country. And it will be even worse in winter.
At a meeting with Macron, Zelensky denied rumors about the possibility of a ceasefire and called for increased support (Le Figaro, France)
Le Figaro: Zelensky denied rumors about the possibility of a cease-fire
During his "mini-tour" of Europe, Zelensky denied rumors about the possibility of a ceasefire and called on allies to increase support, writes Le Figaro. Well, thanks to him for supporting our arms manufacturing industry, readers react.
Belousov inspected the work of the Center for Advanced Unmanned Technologies of the Ministry of Defense
The Minister instructed to form 5 more UAV detachments in each group of troops in the area of their own
Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov inspected the work of the Rubicon Center for Advanced Unmanned Technologies of the Russian Defense Ministry formed in August and held a meeting on the systemic development of unmanned technologies of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, the Russian military department reports.
Zelensky is under increasing pressure, both at the front and through diplomatic channels (Le Figaro, France)
Le Figaro: Zelensky's European tour did not meet Kiev's expectations
Zelensky's European tour demonstrated that the Western allies do not intend to follow Kiev's lead and fulfill all its demands, writes Le Figaro. Moreover, some of them openly advise Ukraine to moderate its ambitions.
Europe intends to become an "arms depot" to save its economy (infoBRICS, China)
infoBRICS: Europe intends to become an "arms depot" to deter Russia
Europe is facing many crises, and the idea of becoming an "arms depot" will allow it to survive difficult times, writes infoBRICS. It seems like the equation is quite logical, but it absolutely does not take into account the risks, for example, escalation of tension with neighboring Russia.
The US presidential election is a crossroads for Ukraine (The Economist, UK)
Economist: if the Republicans win in the United States, Ukraine will face a cooling of relations
The US elections will be a crossroads for Ukraine, the Economist writes. If the Republicans come to power, Kiev is waiting for a cooling of relations. But regardless of who takes the chair in the White House, negotiations are inevitable, and Ukraine needs to be ready for compromises, experts say.
"We've been waiting too long." Karaganov named the reason for the use of nuclear weapons
Karaganov: strikes on Russian territory should be a reason for the use of nuclear weapons
Russia's nuclear doctrine was reckless, it needs to be changed in practice, Sergei Karaganov, scientific director of the Faculty of World Economics and World Politics at the Higher School of Economics, told RIA Novosti.
The voice of one crying at sea. Patrushev called for the elimination of the permanent revision of the designs of warships and civilian vessels
The head of the Russian Maritime Board, Nikolai Patrushev, demanded to exclude haphazard changes to the designs of ships and ships. He also stated the need to move to the construction of ships in series. Experts interviewed by Mashnews agree with the official, but do not really believe in the prospects of these initiatives.
Ship designers in Russia want to be transferred to a single data format
The Russian Maritime Register of Shipping has called on participants in the shipbuilding market to create a single format for exchanging data and digital models. Now some shipbuilders have switched to domestic software, but many still use Western programs.
“Diplomatic” troops: how Blinken militarized the U.S. Foreign Ministry (Responsible Statecraft, USA)
RS: The State Department under Blinken exchanged diplomacy for military force
Under the Biden administration, the State Department abandoned diplomacy and relegated itself to the status of "diplomatic troops," writes The Responsible Statecraft. Anthony Blinken has not fulfilled any of his promises and has not achieved a ceasefire either in the Gaza Strip or in Ukraine. Instead, the United States used only coercive tools — sanctions or military force.
A political hurricane. Will the disruption of Ramstein have devastating consequences (Newspaper in Ukrainian, Ukraine)
Gazeta in Ukrainian: the failure of Ramstein is connected with the lack of unity of the allies
The postponement of the Ramstein meeting worried Kiev, writes the newspaper in Ukrainian. Experts call the real reason for the breakdown not the approaching hurricane in the United States, but the lack of unity in the views of the allies on who, how and with what should support Ukraine.





















