There’s only very few things you can really generalize about drones because they range from very small systems to systems that are as big as commercial airliners
Media mentions – Russian war in Ukraine
European militaries over the years had not focused on major war in Europe. […] they were not stockpiling ammunition in sufficient numbers for that type of contingency.
Camille Grand explains why Europe’s military industrial capabilities fall short of Ukraine’s needs
The intercept proved that modern Western air defence systems can deal with modern Russian missiles
The EU would then have a new instrument in the drawer. The question is whether it will dare to use it.
While Europeans previously viewed their project as post-national, they now acknowledge that the EU model is exceptional rather than universal
Caution, even if calibrated differently, in the face of the threat of a nuclear response from Russia, unites all allies – regardless of whether they are vocal about Ukraine’s victory or not
It was important for [Zelensky] to come back with a message that the European support would be there and would continue to grow both in volume and in quality
The Ukrainians are going to have to test the Russian defences to identify weak spots
Rafael Loss explains how Ukraine’s troops can overcome the Russian obstacles and fortifications
Ukraine’s armed forces will need to keep the Russians guessing about where and when exactly their counteroffensive begins
Rafael Loss expects deception to play a big role ahead of Ukraine’s counteroffensive
Europeans must make sure that their actions are in line with their words
The study “European Sentiment Compass. Russia, Ukraine, and the fight for the European public” sees greater approval of the EU in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Slovakia and Slovenia compared to the previous year’s Compass.