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While everyone is paying attention to the rumble of tanks and buzz of drones, electronic-warfare troops on both sides are waging a less visible war.

It is "perfectly reasonable" for Ukraine to strike targets deep inside Russia, in part to "degrade" Russia's military, says Richard Dannatt, a former head of the British Army. In an interview with RFE/RL's Georgian Service, Dannatt also says that given the slow pace of Ukraine's counteroffensive, Kyiv and its Western partners should prepare for a likely protracted conflict.

While everyone is paying attention to the rumble of tanks and buzz of drones, electronic-warfare troops on both sides are waging a less visible war.

It was located almost 100 km from the front.

Ukraine is now reportedly scrambling to replenish its armory stockpiles and recently announced its intention to manufacture its own weapons, driven by a massive reduction in foreign funding, particularly from the United States. Independent news outlet Politico reported on Monday that President Volodymyr Zelensky as well as top government officials in Kyiv acknowledged that they found money in the federal budget to fund the manufacture of some weapons.

New York, October 7 (IANS) To overcome any intimations of fraying support for Ukraine nearly 20 months into Russia’s invasion, Foreign Ministers of the European Union (EU) countries made a bold show of solidarity by meeting in Kiev on October 2.

The Defence Intelligence landed troops to perform a completely different task.

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A British military source told The Telegraph: 'We’ve given away just about as much as we can afford.' By Dave DeCamp / Antiwar.com https://scheerpost.com/2023/10/04/britain-has-run-out-of-military-equipment-to-give-ukraine/ The UK has run out of military equipment that it can give to Ukraine, according to a senior British military source speaking to The Telegraph. “We’ve given away just about as much as we can…

Russian troops would have known where they were hitting, says president, after 51 villagers killed