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"With regard to specific technologies, theres the U.S. and theres everybody else," weapons expert John Erath told Newsweek.

High-ranking Ukrainian officers have given a grim picture of the situation on the battlefield, saying there is a risk of frontlines collapsing wherever Russia chooses to launch an offensive. Read all the latest on the war - and submit a question on the conflict for our experts - below.

Russia has been steadily adapting its defensive capabilities to counter new Western weapons as they arrive, unnamed Ukrainian military officials told Politico.

The SPD chancellor has drawn a line in the sand. But playing the peace card to win back anti-war voters could cast his party into the political wilderness

Ukraine is at great risk of its front lines collapsing - POLITICO

According to high-ranking Ukrainian officers, the military picture is grim, and there’s great risk of front lines collapsing wherever Russian generals decide to focus their upcoming offensive.

Measures include scanning of event websites to look for vulnerabilities. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Unless the German federal government accelerates decision-making in the defense industry, production of long-range Taurus missiles may be suspended, MBDA Deutschland CEO Thomas Gottschild cautioned, the German newspaper Spiegel reported on March 30.

For more than two years, Vladimir Putin’s bluster, blame and threats of escalation have been driven by a singular goal: deterring and discouraging Western support for Ukraine. Worryingly, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is giving Putin reasons to think his tactics are working.

"Recent imagery analysis has identified four barges positioned at the entrance to the Black Sea Fleet facility of Novorossiysk Sea Port. This is an effort to enhance the defenses of the port against attacks from Ukrainian Uncrewed Surface Vessels," the U.K. Defense Ministry reported.