Russian Police Officers Who Tortured Ukrainian Prisoners Killed in Moscow – Sources

https://militarnyi.com/en/news/russian-police-officers-who-tortured-ukrainian-prisoners-killed-in-moscow-sources/

Surprise, just when Zelensky met Trump, Trump got a call from Putin how Ukraine attacked his home and Trump really doesn't like that! What a coincidence how Trump once again has a reason to blame Ukraine.

Trump should say "shouldn't it be the goal of every country to kill the leader of the country they are attacked from" instead but no, Ukraine (even though it's probably not even true) is the problem here.

Trump will never do anything which would get Putin in real trouble and he or Putin will always find a reason for that.

Russian Banks Begin Blocking Large ATM Cash Withdrawals


https://united24media.com/latest-news/russian-banks-begin-blocking-large-atm-cash-withdrawals-14686

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This is so the worrying people won't do bank runs and potentially shut down the bank. If the banks were in normal conditions however, this wouldn't be a problem. The Russian currency collapse could be starting.

This will go on and on and on and every month less and less is talked about it across the world.

We'll still talk about it, i'll keep posting my friend

I'm in a relationship with an Ukrainian woman since a few months so I try not to invest too much time into this anymore because all this stuff annoys me even more now and she also tries not to think too much about it or she will go crazy especially with many of her family still living in Ukraine. When she visited them some months ago (in Lviv) for a week believing that it should be "safe" there, some rockets hit that city and she spent some time in a bunker so yeah, not the best way to see your family again...

So, I'm not posting that much here anymore but I still appreciate the posts of others users and hope that people won't forget about it too much.

Ukraine is expected to significantly bolster its air defense and strike capabilities next year with an array of advanced Western and domestic weapons systems, marking a pivotal moment in its ongoing defense against Russian aggression
Defense Express reported the information.

Swedish Gripen fighter jets
Among the most significant additions are up to 14 Swedish Gripen C/D fighter jets, which Ukraine anticipates receiving in 2026. Sweden finalized the number of aircraft component kits for transfer back in 2024, and these jets will come equipped with Meteor air-to-air missiles—the West's longest-range aerial combat weapon with a reach of up to 125 miles. This capability surpasses what Ukraine's current F-16 and Mirage 2000-5 fleets can deliver.

Saab 340 AEW&C early warning aircraft
The Swedish package also includes two Saab 340 AEW&C early warning aircraft, first announced in May 2024 but delayed due to ongoing modernization work. These radar planes are crucial for detecting low-altitude threats like drones and cruise missiles, and will enable Ukrainian fighters to fully exploit their long-range missiles through enhanced targeting data. Their delivery may be coordinated with the arrival of the Gripen fighters to ensure compatibility.

French SAMP/T NG air defense system
France plans to supply Ukraine with its first SAMP/T NG air defense system in 2026, potentially one of the prototype units recently tested in December 2024. This represents Europe's most advanced ground-based air defense platform, designed specifically to intercept ballistic missile threats—a critical capability as Ukraine faces continued missile bombardment.

Ukrainian FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles
On the domestic front, Ukrainian defense manufacturers are preparing to field new long-range strike weapons. Fire Point's FP-7 ballistic missile, with a 125-mile range and 330-pound warhead, completed certification by year-end 2025 and should begin deliveries to Ukrainian forces in early 2026. A more powerful FP-9 missile, boasting a 530-mile range and 1,760-pound warhead, is expected to complete testing by mid-2026.

U.S. ERAM cruise missiles
Additionally, Ukraine will receive approximately 3,350 extended-range cruise missiles through the U.S. ERAM program, funded by an $825 million commitment from Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway. These weapons—the Rusty Dagger and RAACM systems—can strike targets up to 250 miles away at roughly $246,000 per unit, making them a cost-effective option for Ukraine's long-range strike needs. With Norwegian defense giant Kongsberg acquiring a 90% stake in one of the manufacturers in December 2025, supply volumes could potentially increase beyond initial projections.

These weapons deliveries represent a substantial enhancement to Ukraine's ability to defend its airspace and strike strategic targets, potentially altering the military balance as the conflict continues into its third year.


https://global.espreso.tv/military-news-ukraine-anticipates-game-changing-weapons-systems-in-2026

Ukraine is expected to significantly bolster its air defense and strike capabilities next year with an array of advanced Western and domestic weapons systems, marking a pivotal moment in its ongoing defense against Russian aggression
Defense Express reported the information.

Swedish Gripen fighter jets
Among the most significant additions are up to 14 Swedish Gripen C/D fighter jets, which Ukraine anticipates receiving in 2026. Sweden finalized the number of aircraft component kits for transfer back in 2024, and these jets will come equipped with Meteor air-to-air missiles—the West's longest-range aerial combat weapon with a reach of up to 125 miles. This capability surpasses what Ukraine's current F-16 and Mirage 2000-5 fleets can deliver.

Saab 340 AEW&C early warning aircraft
The Swedish package also includes two Saab 340 AEW&C early warning aircraft, first announced in May 2024 but delayed due to ongoing modernization work. These radar planes are crucial for detecting low-altitude threats like drones and cruise missiles, and will enable Ukrainian fighters to fully exploit their long-range missiles through enhanced targeting data. Their delivery may be coordinated with the arrival of the Gripen fighters to ensure compatibility.

French SAMP/T NG air defense system
France plans to supply Ukraine with its first SAMP/T NG air defense system in 2026, potentially one of the prototype units recently tested in December 2024. This represents Europe's most advanced ground-based air defense platform, designed specifically to intercept ballistic missile threats—a critical capability as Ukraine faces continued missile bombardment.

Ukrainian FP-7 and FP-9 ballistic missiles
On the domestic front, Ukrainian defense manufacturers are preparing to field new long-range strike weapons. Fire Point's FP-7 ballistic missile, with a 125-mile range and 330-pound warhead, completed certification by year-end 2025 and should begin deliveries to Ukrainian forces in early 2026. A more powerful FP-9 missile, boasting a 530-mile range and 1,760-pound warhead, is expected to complete testing by mid-2026.

U.S. ERAM cruise missiles
Additionally, Ukraine will receive approximately 3,350 extended-range cruise missiles through the U.S. ERAM program, funded by an $825 million commitment from

Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway. These weapons—the Rusty Dagger and RAACM systems—can strike targets up to 250 miles away at roughly $246,000 per unit, making them a cost-effective option for Ukraine's long-range strike needs. With Norwegian defense giant Kongsberg acquiring a 90% stake in one of the manufacturers in December 2025, supply volumes could potentially increase beyond initial projections.

These weapons deliveries represent a substantial enhancement to Ukraine's ability to defend its airspace and strike strategic targets, potentially altering the military balance as the conflict continues into its third year.




https://global.espreso.tv/military-news-ukraine-anticipates-game-changing-weapons-systems-in-2026

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Missiles!