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| | | | | The destruction of the Kakhovka Dam aligns with tactics employed by Russian forces in various contexts before. This strategy involves the complete destruction of territories in active combat to gain a military advantage and instil fear in opponents. Understanding the Russian scorched earth tactic, and drawing from Ukraine's experience encountering it, is now crucial when planning operations against Russian military forces. Russian aggression against Ukraine has gained notoriety due to numerous violations of international law and human rights committed by Russian troops. Tragic incidents such as the events in Bucha, Izium and Mariupol have left an indelible mark on human history. The sheer quantity of crimes committed is staggering, leading to valid assertion... | |
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| | | | | Russia's President Vladimir Putin yesterday explained how he can retaliate against the United States for supplying Ukraine with weapons to attack the Russian homeland. The next step won't be to start a full-scale war against NATO nor to use tactical nuclear weapons, although Russia has not ruled out either one in extreme circumstances. Instead Russia... | |
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| | | | | A large-scale military operation does not fit into Moscow's cost-benefit calculus. | |
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www.uasvision.com
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| | | [AI summary] The US Navy and Boeing successfully simulated the MQ-25 Stingray drone's carrier landing using the JPALS system, marking progress toward operational deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles on aircraft carriers. | ||
