Ukraine's Breakthrough in Kursk Showed NATO How to Fight Against russia
The offensive operation by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, unofficially known as the Kursk Breakthrough, has shifted the paradigm of the war between Ukraine and russia. After the widely announced effort to launch a counteroffensive in 2023, when the risk of this war transitioning to a positional warfare stalemate, Ukraine started a new operation that proves: large-scale campaigns are still possible, and they can be successful.
U.S. Draws Historical Parallels to Ukrainian Operation in Kursk and Explains Its Importance
The Ukrainian Defense Forces' operation in the Kursk Oblast naturally attracts attention from Western analysts, who are trying to provide their explanatory frameworks for these events.
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Ukraine Approves Supply of Buffalo MPV, One of the World's Safest Armored Vehicles, to Armed Forces - Ministry of Defense
This class of military vehicles features advanced ballistic protection, including a V-shaped hull to dissipate blast energy and shock-absorbing seats. The armored vehicles are designed with a monolithic armor capsule and external explosion-absorbing units.
Ukrainian Forces Capture russian Volnorez EW System in Kursk Region, Unveil Key Specs
In August 2024, Ukrainian military forces successfully captured russian Volnorez electronic warfare system in Kursk oblast, complete with its accompanying documentation.
How Many Tu-22M3 Strategic Bombers Left in russia and How Many Produced
After the loss of another Tu-22M3 long-range strategic bomber on August 15 in Irkutsk Oblast, the question arises: how many of these aircraft are produced in russia per year and how many are left.
The reason of the aircraft losses is not only the accidents, but also the result of successful actions by the Defense Forces of Ukraine
Ukrainian Strikes on Voronezh, Borisoglebsk and Savasleyka Air Bases Compromise russia’s Ability to Launch the Kinzhal Missiles
On the night of August 14, Ukraine successfully launched a new series of strikes on russian airfields within russia. The targets included airbases near Voronezh, Borisoglebsk and Savasleyka, from which russian MiG-31K aircraft equipped with the Kh-47 Kinzhal missiles frequently operate.
There is now reason to believe that future operations from this base may be significantly hindered.
Ukrainian Soldiers Unveil Drone "Combat Provoker" Urging russian Occupiers to Surrender
A video has recently become available that shows a new and interesting format for using drones by the Ukrainian Defense Forces. Specifically, it demonstrates the use of a drone as a flying "combat provoker" for psychological impact on the enemy, aiming to force enemy soldiers to surrender.
FPV Drone Targeting a 276-Ton Locomotive is Strange But It Speaks Volumes About russian Logistics
Why Ukrainians decided to attack such a massive and unusual target and what it tells about the way russians utilize their railway lines in the territories they've occupied.
Argentina Is Going to Restore Promised to Ukraine Super Etendard Aircraft
What kind of aircraft they are and what are the prospects for their restoration.
In early June 2024, it became known that Argentina intended to transfer five Super Etendard Modernise aircraft to Ukraine.
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