Ukraine Needs to Strike Twelve Key Factories with the Tomahawks Missiles to Paralyze Missile Production in russia
This topic and its conclusions draw from two recent publications. The first examines Ukraine’s request for the Tomahawk cruise missiles from the United States, submitted as part of the President Zelenskyy’s Victory Plan. According to The New York Times, these missiles would allow Ukraine to strike deep within russian territory.
The second source is an analysis by the U.S.-based Jamestown Foundation, which highlights twelve critical factories within russia’s missile industry. These sites are located 800 to 2,400 kilometers from Ukraine’s border, underscoring the need for long-range strike capabilities to target them effectively.
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Wounded North Korean Soldier Shares Experience of Combat with the Ukrainians and russian Perception of Koreans (Video)
The Armed Forces of Ukraine reportedly eliminated approximately 40 North Korean soldiers in combat. A video has surfaced online featuring a statement allegedly from North Korean soldier, recounting a recent engagement with Ukrainian forces in Kursk region.
Wounded North Korean soldier explains that their 40-member unit was deployed to confront Ukrainian troops without adequate support.
Ukraine Tests High-Precision Drone Munitions Deployable from 1 km Altitude: A Major Advancement in Combat Effectiveness
The development of high-precision drone munitions by Ukraine marks not only a long-anticipated advancement but also a strategic shift from conventional drop methods. The transition to mass production and deployment of these munitions is expected to substantially enhance the effectiveness of drone operations.
North Korea Sneakily Builds a Ship in New 170-Meter Slipway (Satellite Images)
North Korea has constructed a new slipway measuring 170 meters in length and 30 meters in width at its Nampo shipyard, with construction beginning in May 2024. According to the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) on The Military Balance Blog, this addition enables North Korean regime to potentially build a significantly more powerful vessel than previously possible. However, there is still no clarity regarding the type of ship that might be produced.
russia Deploys the S-500 Air Defense Systems in Crimea, But they Aren’t Ready for Ukraine’s Modern Arsenal
russian forces have deployed the latest S-500 Prometheus air defense systems on the peninsula. This measure aims to enhance the defensive capabilities around crucial infrastructure and military assets, particularly near the Kerch Bridge, which connects Crimea to mainland russia. However, according to Ukrainian Navy spokesperson Dmytro Pletenchuk, this development may not significantly impact the overall situation.
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