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Petr Pavel, President of the Czech Republic, has criticised the insufficient supply of military equipment to Ukraine and the non-fulfilment of already given promises. Source: Pavel in an interview with Corriere della Sera, as reported by European Pravda.

The Russians are capable of intercepting HIMARS and Storm Shadow missiles provided by the West, but the Ukrainian Armed Forces use "certain tricks" to evade the enemy's air defenses, Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ihnat told news outlet Novynarnya in an interview on Nov. 27.

Because Russia leaves us no choice. I mentioned the town of Oleshky because it is six hours away by car from my hometown Alushta in Crimea. Please reflect on this for a minute.

Discover how Ukraine uses Sukhoi Su-24 bombers to strike valuable Russian assets, incorporating the British-made Storm Shadow cruise missiles to its great advantage.

The Russian Black Sea Fleet’s ability to use its Novorossiysk naval base to reload vessels with cruise missiles is likely to become a significant factor in the fleet’s operational effectiveness, the U.K. Defense Ministry said in its intelligence update on Nov. 25.

As the weather worsens and front lines are frozen in place, Ukraine is struggling to secure enough artillery shells to change the equation.

Moscow is concerned that Ukraine will receive F-16 fighter jets and prepares to counter them.

The GLSDB combines Boeing’s 250-pound Small-Diameter Bomb—with its GPS-aided inertial guidance, pop-out wings and different warhead options—with a 350-pound booster borrowed from the old M26 rocket.

Since the previous meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, six weeks ago, Russia lost almost 36,000 its soldiers, Defense Minister of Ukraine Rustem Umerov has said at the opening of the 17th meeting in the Ramstein format.

Analysts have long maintained that the Eurofighter would be the most viable choice for Turkey if it is denied modern F-16s.