#Missile Defense

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Olaf Scholz, Emmanuel Macron, and Antonio Guterres discuss the European conflict resolution plan outside 10 Downing Street.

Europe creates an 'autonomous' settlement plan: France, Germany, and Britain fear exclusion from negotiations due to Trump

Politics 08/17/2026, 01:01
🇪🇺 Europe is creating its own conflict resolution plan, fearing exclusion by the Trump administration. France, Germany, and Britain are coordinating actions to avoid being excluded from negotiations with the RF. 🇺🇦 Crisis in Kyiv: Zelenskyy cannot find an ambassador to the US. Yulia Sviridenko refused the post. This is critical against the backdrop of a Patriot missile deficit and the threat of winter. 🚀 Zelenskyy: we need 10% of missile stockpiles to intercept all RF ballistic missiles. Currently, supplies are 2.5 times lower than in 2025. 🇺🇸 The opposition in Ukraine believes that Zelenskyy may delay the appointment of the ambassador until the US midterm elections.
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THAAD missile launcher in UAE desert: symbol of new phase in Middle East air defense evolution

UAE Orders Latest THAAD Launchers for $211 Million: How Air Defense Rules Are Changing in the Middle East

Politics 08/14/2026, 08:29
🇦🇪 UAE orders new THAAD C3 launchers for $211 million. Lockheed Martin to upgrade Emirates' air defense system after 2026 conflicts. 🚀 Key facts: — Implementation of C3 standard and Build 5.0 software. — Distributed architecture for protecting scattered assets. — Experience with Iran highlighted the need for flexibility. 🇺🇦 For comparison: Ukraine plans to start producing Patriot missiles by the end of 2026, but has not yet received a license from the US. #UAE #THAAD #AirDefense #MilitaryTechnology #LockheedMartin
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Russian launch vehicle of a ballistic missile on a range, illustrating the topic of ballistic restrictions in AFU reports

UAF changes morning briefing format: details on ballistic restrictions

Politics 08/12/2026, 23:49
🚨 The Ukrainian Air Force has changed the format of morning briefings. Yuriy Ignat, Head of the Air Force Communications Department, reported that data on the number of launched and intercepted Russian ballistic missiles will be concealed. 🔹 Details: Information about air threats in messengers remains the same, but censorship regarding ballistics is introduced in morning reports. 🔹 Reason: Security measures and adaptation to the enemy's tactics. 🔹 Statistics: In July, Russia used more than 450 missiles, almost 200 of which were ballistic. Yuriy Ignat also urged the media not to publish headlines like "Not a single missile was shot down," calling it work for propaganda. 🇺🇦🚀
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