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Netherlands sends five F-16s to Romania to train Ukrainian pilots
The Netherlands and Denmark are in charge of coordinating European efforts to provide Ukraine with F-16 capabilities.
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Seoul believes North Korea sent Russia over a million artillery shells
South Korea’s top spy agency said the amount would last Moscow’s forces about two months in Ukraine, according to a lawmaker briefed on the assessment.
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US seeks to ramp up munitions production for Ukraine, Israel
Secretary Austin outlined U.S. production constraints and made the case to Congress for more funds to ramp up munitions production for Ukraine and Israel.
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Ukrainian pilots begin F-16 training in Arizona
The F-16 fundamentals training course is expected to last several months, an Air Force spokesperson said.
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Russian drone debris downs power lines near Ukraine nuclear plant
Russia “is likely trying to expand and diversify its arsenal of drones,” according to the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington think tank.
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Ukraine uses US-provided ATACMS against Russian forces for first time
While some versions of the missiles can go as far as about 180 miles, the ones sent to Ukraine have a shorter range and carry cluster munitions.
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These new Army formations can reach across Europe to strike a target
This was the first time that the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force did a multi-service, multi-partner targeting data hand-off at these ranges.
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Ukraine president seeks more support at NATO defense ministers meeting
This was also the first Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting for U.S. Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. CQ Brown.
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Grenade fragments found in Prigozhin plane crash victims, Putin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin made the comment Thursday, but there was no way to independently verify the statement.
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Netherlands sends five F-16s to Romania to train Ukrainian pilots
The Netherlands and Denmark are in charge of coordinating European efforts to provide Ukraine with F-16 capabilities.
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Seoul believes North Korea sent Russia over a million artillery shells
South Korea’s top spy agency said the amount would last Moscow’s forces about two months in Ukraine, according to a lawmaker briefed on the assessment.
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US seeks to ramp up munitions production for Ukraine, Israel
Secretary Austin outlined U.S. production constraints and made the case to Congress for more funds to ramp up munitions production for Ukraine and Israel.
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Ukrainian pilots begin F-16 training in Arizona
The F-16 fundamentals training course is expected to last several months, an Air Force spokesperson said.
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Russian drone debris downs power lines near Ukraine nuclear plant
Russia “is likely trying to expand and diversify its arsenal of drones,” according to the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington think tank.
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Ukraine uses US-provided ATACMS against Russian forces for first time
While some versions of the missiles can go as far as about 180 miles, the ones sent to Ukraine have a shorter range and carry cluster munitions.
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These new Army formations can reach across Europe to strike a target
This was the first time that the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force did a multi-service, multi-partner targeting data hand-off at these ranges.
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Pentagon program cobbles together air defense weapons for Ukraine
The Pentagon calls it FrankenSAM.
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Ukraine president seeks more support at NATO defense ministers meeting
This was also the first Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting for U.S. Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. CQ Brown.
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Grenade fragments found in Prigozhin plane crash victims, Putin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin made the comment Thursday, but there was no way to independently verify the statement.
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Netherlands sends five F-16s to Romania to train Ukrainian pilots
The Netherlands and Denmark are in charge of coordinating European efforts to provide Ukraine with F-16 capabilities.
-
Seoul believes North Korea sent Russia over a million artillery shells
South Korea’s top spy agency said the amount would last Moscow’s forces about two months in Ukraine, according to a lawmaker briefed on the assessment.
-
US seeks to ramp up munitions production for Ukraine, Israel
Secretary Austin outlined U.S. production constraints and made the case to Congress for more funds to ramp up munitions production for Ukraine and Israel.
-
Ukrainian pilots begin F-16 training in Arizona
The F-16 fundamentals training course is expected to last several months, an Air Force spokesperson said.
-
Russian drone debris downs power lines near Ukraine nuclear plant
Russia “is likely trying to expand and diversify its arsenal of drones,” according to the Institute for the Study of War, a Washington think tank.
-
Ukraine uses US-provided ATACMS against Russian forces for first time
While some versions of the missiles can go as far as about 180 miles, the ones sent to Ukraine have a shorter range and carry cluster munitions.
-
These new Army formations can reach across Europe to strike a target
This was the first time that the 2nd Multi-Domain Task Force did a multi-service, multi-partner targeting data hand-off at these ranges.
-
Pentagon program cobbles together air defense weapons for Ukraine
The Pentagon calls it FrankenSAM.
-
Ukraine president seeks more support at NATO defense ministers meeting
This was also the first Ukraine Defense Contact Group meeting for U.S. Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. CQ Brown.
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Grenade fragments found in Prigozhin plane crash victims, Putin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin made the comment Thursday, but there was no way to independently verify the statement.
