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A successful, large-scale counter-jamming campaign absolutely is a prerequisite if Ukraine is to break the current stalemate and make meaningful advances in 2024.

It’s clear some Russian troops don’t know how their armor works.

Ukraine’s counteroffensive has failed to deliver its expected punch and secure a decisive breakthrough, generating friction between Washington and Kyiv.

As Russia continues to send troops to Ukraine, people from its ethnic minority regions are more likely to be conscripted and face higher death rates in battle. Thousands of them have fled to neighbouring countries to avoid that fate — but relocation comes with its own challenges.

SIGWATCH helps the OECD improve its engagement with civil society, identifying the NGOs it should be targeting and the topics it should be communicating on.

Sometime apparently last week, Ukrainian drones knocked out a Russian T-62 tank just a couple of miles east of Krynky.

Wives and mothers of Russian soldiers who have been mobilized for the war in Ukraine are facing restrictions and intimidation as they demand to bring their loved ones back from the front.

Russias precision glide-bombs—potentially a lot of them—are hammering a tiny sliver of a settlement sheltering the most forward, and most exposed, Ukrainian forces.

Even when it doesn’t perfectly work, this tactic can be devastating. Ukrainian troops used it to wreck a Russian convoy in Hladkivka, in southern Ukraine’s Kherson.

The usual anti-drone expedients—slats and cages—no longer are enough.