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RT @ChristopherJM: New: North Korea recently delivered 62 domestically-made 170mm M1989 self-propelled howitzers & 62 updated 240mm MLRS to Russia, according to Ukrainian intelligence shared with @FT. That's up from 50 and 20, respectively, when I reported it two weeks ago.

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RT @ChristopherJM: A North Korean general was injured & several officers sent by Pyongyang to Kursk region were killed last week when Ukraine launched UK-supplied Storm Shadow missiles at a Russian command center, according to a Ukrainian official. Story w/ @IKoshiw.
https://www.ft.com/content/b6fa9001-632e-449e-9c4f-e74d404e709e

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@front_ukrainian: This is not a shot down ATACMS. This is an ATACMS rocket engine that disconnected from the cluster munitions before striking the target.

Russia took it and put it near a Pantsir so people would think it was shot down, because they lied yesterday about shooting down all 8 ATACMS.

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@ukraine_map @front_ukrainian: The Pantsir isn’t even facing the correct way from where they claim the ATACMS came from. The Pantsir is facing the front, while the ATACMS came from the other direction? That doesn’t make sense.

If it was shot down, where are 900 cluster munitions with it? Did they disappear?

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Место, где прячется идеальный шнурок для растяжек (если вам не хватает того, что уже по полям намотано)
t.me/Pizdsapper/1168 #лайфхак

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Looks like there will be joint Nordic fighter Christmas tree flights this year. https://twitter.com/Ongaunited/status/1861451856808902894#m

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@OSINTua: Ну, извини

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@RogerHoehne @front_ukrainian: And the bomblets would come from a ballistic trajectory too, but it looks like Russia wants us to believe that this missile was made without bomblets.

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Incredible things are happening with Bukhanka

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RT @HartreeFock: 📝 Reaching further and without limits

1. Long-range strike (LRS) weapons have emerged as a critical element in Ukraine’s war strategy, enabling precision strikes on Russian military infrastructure, logistics, and command structures.

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RT @Mauro_Gilli: Given that the topic of Stealth fighters vs Military Drones is still raging, here two free-access academic articles that, together with my co-authors, I wrote over the past few years and that question existing myths.
https://direct.mit.edu/isec/article/46/4/130/111172/Why-Drones-Have-Not-Revolutionized-War-The

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@cym27s: Yes @sashasolz he is big into that.

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@PetrPansiusiak: EW/Jamming complex

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The recent Russian strike with an IRBM on Dnipro "will neither change the course of the conflict nor deter NATO Allies from supporting Ukraine," NATO spokesperson Farah Dakhlallah declared following the NATO-Ukraine Council meeting on November 26.

https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/news_230832.htm

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RT @admiraalTas: Op bezoek bij Marine Training Command en de staf van 2 Marine Combat Group van het @korpsmariniers Trainen voor de Amphibious Task Group van de @NATO Begin 2025 oefening Joint Viking voor de hele MCG. Voor veiligheid op en vanuit zee, wereldwijd. @kon_marine

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@dillonrpayton @FT: I read these as total numbers but maybe @ChristopherJM could clarify.