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Vladyslav BELBAS: "WE ARE CURRENTLY MORE THAN JUST A MANUFACTURER OF ARMORED VEHICLES"
THE U.S. ARMY SHOWS FIRST-EVER FOOTAGE OF NEW HYPERSONIC MISSILE IN FLIGHT AND IMPACTING
TURKISH ASELSAN RADIOS FOR UKRAINE SUCCESSFULLY PASSED THE INSPECTION OF THE STATE SERVICE OF SPECIAL COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION PROTECTION
1,100 RUSSIAN TANKS, 330 WARPLANES ALONG BORDER WITH UKRAINE
UKRAINE’S UCAV CAPABILITY
RUSSIAN BIOLOGICAL WARFARE CAPABILITIES ARE WORLD-THREATENING
GAS TURBINE ENGINES FROM UKRAINE
THE LAST CAST: NEW START TREATY
ADDITIVE TECHNOLOGIES OFFER AN ADVANTAGE
«EXPORTING WEAPONS IS MORE THAN JUST BUSINESS»
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In the current conditions of modern proxy war, the information security issue is becoming increasingly relevant to both the military/public safety sector and public and private institutions. The need for timely detection and location finding of radio emission sources, real-time analysis of the data obtained, and prompt decision making comes to the foreground and requires the availability of modern radio monitoring and direction finding equipment. In Ukraine, the R&D and Production Company Infozahyst Center is actively engaged in the domain of products for radio monitoring, direction finding, and electronic warfare.
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From 11 to 17 September, the Russian armed forces conducted the active phase of the Vostok-2018 strategic-operational war game exercise. Vostok 2018 was the largest Russian military exercises held over the past four decades. Conducted as part of the Russian Armed Forces combat training plan 2018, the drills were held across Russia’s Far East and Pacific waters, under the overall command of the Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. By staging this impressive show the Kremlin sought more than just to test and improve command and control and forces integration.
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces require capabilities for use in combat for towing or repair of battle-damaged, stuck , and/or inoperable armored fighting vehicles. In tank and mechanized infantry units, these operations are typically performed with armored repair and recovery vehicles (ARRVs).
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Skyeton, Kyiv, has completed the full cycle of trials of its ACS-3 Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) that is already awaited by the Ukrainian military. It might be hard to believe, but this small-factor UAS aircraft that weighs only 20 kg fully equipped can stay airborne for nearly 24 hours performing reconnaissance surveillance missions and feeding live video footage to it associated ground control station. In terms of air endurance, it has very few rivals of similar size and weight worldwide.
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