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Le président ukrainien a remplacé son principal général jeudi dans une réorganisation visant à relancer l'élan dans la guerre bloquée avec la Russie, qui entre dans sa troisième année alors que le pays est confronté à des pénuries de munitions et de personnel, et lutte pour… pic.twitter.com/vcMqM27coH

— Christophe Tymowski (@Christophe_Tymo) February 8, 2024

Utilisation d’obus de 155 mm indiens à portée accrue ERFB-BT, par le système d'artillerie français "Caesar" de 155 mm monté sur un châssis Tatra T815-7.

148e Brigade d'Artillerie pic.twitter.com/CAlJI9fBJh

— Christophe Tymowski (@Christophe_Tymo) February 8, 2024

Pavlos Marinakis, porte-parole du gouvernement grec, a rejeté les affirmations médiatiques affirmant que la Grèce aurait fourni à l'Ukraine des systèmes de défense antiaérienne S-300. https://t.co/AFacBc48LE

— Christophe Tymowski (@Christophe_Tymo) February 8, 2024

Les mauvaises nouvelles s’accumulent pour l’Ukraine :

Pendant une mission de combat Le pilote ukrainien de Su-25 de la 299e Brigade d'aviation tactique, Vladislav Rykov, a été abattu...

Vladislav Rykov est décédé. Il avait à son actif 385 sorties de combat.

RIP https://t.co/VRn5JkSTJx

— Christophe Tymowski (@Christophe_Tymo) February 8, 2024

Une semaine difficile pour l’#Ukraine et sa société.

Résumé des événements de cette semaine :

- Le sénat américain n’a pas voté, à nouveau, le budget dédié à la sécurité, dont 60 milliards étaient destinés à l’Ukraine.

- Les Russes avancent progressivement à #Avdiivka.

-… pic.twitter.com/NnXfe50fim

— Cyrille Amoursky (@AmourskyCyrille) February 8, 2024

#Russie TASS en 2018 : la mise à niveau des chars russes des munitions à l’uranium appauvri « ne viole aucun traité international «
TASS en 2023 : Le Royaume-Uni fournit à l’#Ukraine des munitions à l’uranium appauvri « viole les normes fondamentales du droit international » https://t.co/zlsxClXyvZ

— Kelene K (@kelene_k) March 23, 2023

L'armée teste le robot Ironclad lors d'opérations réelles. La plate-forme robotique polyvalente assiste les forces en prenant d'assaut des positions, en reconnaissance et en appui-feu à 20 km/h. Il comporte caméra thermique, 1 tourelle et 1 blindage.https://t.co/A2I8Xt3dLJ

— D Mionnet (@geopolitis) February 7, 2024

ANNONCE DU NOUVEAU COMMANDANT EN CHEF DES FORCES ARMÉES UKRAINIENNES:#Zelensky confirme que c’est #Sirsky qui prendra le poste !

« Il possède une expérience réussie en matière de défense : il a dirigé l'opération de défense de Kiev. Il possède également une expérience… pic.twitter.com/i6u7akGcDO

— Cyrille Amoursky (@AmourskyCyrille) February 8, 2024

Opinion : Oui, #Syrsky a mené des opérations très coûteuses en vies humaines.

Oui, il a une image mitigée à cause de cela.

Sauf que c’est un peu facile de lui jeter la pierre. #Zaloujny est responsable également de ces décisions.

De plus, elles ont permis à l’Ukraine de… pic.twitter.com/Er6A4shCSG

— Cyrille Amoursky (@AmourskyCyrille) February 8, 2024

| The F-16 fighter jet for the first time seen with Ukrainian Air Force markings at an air base in one of the Western countries.

Standing ahead of the F-16 is a Ukrainian pilot callsign "Phantom", who is currently undergoing training on this plane.https://t.co/VhUBOk9pcn pic.twitter.com/gPRBAt0aAd

— Status-6 (Military & Conflict News) (@Archer83Able) February 9, 2024

Challenger 2 tank of Ukrainian 82nd Air Assault Brigade. #UkraineRussiaWar pic.twitter.com/dxgPi6oKLy

— MilitaryLand.net (@Militarylandnet) February 9, 2024

jf16 a écrit:

| The F-16 fighter jet for the first time seen with Ukrainian Air Force markings at an air base in one of the Western countries.

Standing ahead of the F-16 is a Ukrainian pilot callsign "Phantom", who is currently undergoing training on this plane.https://t.co/VhUBOk9pcn pic.twitter.com/gPRBAt0aAd

— Status-6 (Military & Conflict News) (@Archer83Able) February 9, 2024

Dommage, la photo a donc bien été retouchée ‍�

Surprenant de voir de tels montages venir de chaînes , quel est le but ?

En tout cas, je supprime mon post pour éviter d’induire en erreur https://t.co/msMxhGW0q2

— Le Mot de Cambronne (@LemotCambronne) February 9, 2024

German-supplied PzH-2000 155mm SPH in Ukrainian service. pic.twitter.com/RPr4UHkkcs

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) February 8, 2024

[ RUSSIE | UKRAINE ]

La Norvège s'engage à fournir davantage des missiles pour les systèmes NASAMS à l'Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/TfT2QMReHp

— (Little) Think Tank (@L_ThinkTank) February 12, 2024

[ RUSSIE | UKRAINE ]

Kiev estime que seulement 300 000 soldats ukrainiens sont actuellement sur le terrain malgré 1 million de mobilisés. Un audit va être réalisé visant à déterminer « quelles personnes ont été mobilisées, où elles se trouvent et ce qu'elles font ». pic.twitter.com/HI3awQwOWl

— (Little) Think Tank (@L_ThinkTank) February 12, 2024

Exterior view of a Sea King in Ukrainian service. pic.twitter.com/fU467gEy95

— OSINTtechnical (@Osinttechnical) February 12, 2024

Training footage. 78th Air Assault Regiment. pic.twitter.com/S4Hhkrbla1

— Ukraine - Combat Footage Archive (@Bodbe6) February 10, 2024

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  FEB 14

Ukraine launches Lyut a new Unmanned Ground Vehicle


Ukraine has unveiled a new unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), named "Lyut" (Fury), as reported by Militarnyi. This advanced robotic vehicle is
armed with a PKT 7.62 mm machine gun and is specially designed for the complexities of military operations.



A new unmanned ground vehicle named Lyut (Fury) is armed with a PKT 7.62 mm machine gun. (Picture source: Video footage of Militarnyi)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/02/ukraine-launches-lyut-new-unmanned.html

AMX-10RC vehicles of Ukrainian 37th Marine Brigade during an exercise in the southern Ukraine. #UkrainianArmy pic.twitter.com/EHdHZJ3aZA

— MilitaryLand.net (@Militarylandnet) February 15, 2024

CV90 infantry fighting vehicles of Ukrainian 93rd Mechanized Brigade in the vicinity of #Bakhmut. #UkrainianArmy pic.twitter.com/E9vh3ZNXxr

— MilitaryLand.net (@Militarylandnet) February 16, 2024

Caesar 8x8 self-propelled howitzer of Ukrainian 148th Artillery Brigade of Air Assault Troops. #UkrainianArmy pic.twitter.com/pDAG0s5sQa

— MilitaryLand.net (@Militarylandnet) February 17, 2024

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Avant la nouvelle visite de #Zelensky ce soir à Paris, petite synthèse des principaux équipements militaires livrés par la France à l'#Ukraine depuis février 2022

Défense sol-air :
1 système SAMP-T et des missiles ASTER 30
2 CROTALE NG et des missiles
5 postes de tirs Mistral et des centaines de missiles
1 radar GM 200

Armement air-sol :
Une centaine de missiles #SCALP
Plusieurs centaines de bombes A2SM à partir de février 2024

Artillerie :
30 canons #CAESAr et des dizaines de milliers de munitions
6 canons TRF1 et des dizaines de milliers de munitions
4 systèmes LRU et des centaines de roquettes

Véhicules blindés et de liaison :
38 AMX 10 RC et des dizaines de milliers de munitions 105 mm
250 VAB (dont des VAB SAN)
120 VLTT P4
17 postes de tirs MILAN et centaines de missiles

Génie et armements de petit calibre :
Plusieurs milliers de roquettes antichars, de mines antichars, de fusils d’assaut, de mitrailleuses 12.7mm...

Domaine aérien :
Plusieurs centaines de drones de reconnaissance et des drones tactiques de petite taille
Plusieurs dizaines de milliers de m3 de carburéacteur

À ces principaux équipements s’ajoutent de nombreux équipements individuels, des systèmes optiques, de communication ou encore des moyens nautiques et sanitaires.

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Ukraine to develop and purchase Turkish Kaan fifth-generation stealth fighter jet

Aviation Defense News February 2024

POSTED ON FRIDAY, 16 FEBRUARY 2024 12:54

 
During an interview on CNN Türk on February 15, 2024, the Ukrainian Ambassador to Türkiye, Vasyl Bodnar, revealed that Ukraine has expressed its intention to acquire and deploy the Turkish Kaan ('King') fifth-generation stealth fighter jet. Ambassador Bodnar discussed the partnership, noting that Ukrainian engineers are also involved in the development of a jet engine for the Kaan aircraft.



Ukraine TAI Kaan Turkey 925 001The Ukrainian Ambassador to Türkiye, Vasyl Bodnar, suggested that the Kaan could be competitive with other
advanced aircraft such as the F-35 Lightning II and F-22 Raptor. (Picture source: TAI)


This initiative is part of a wider collaboration, reflecting a history of defense and technological cooperation between Türkiye and Ukraine. To supply the engine for the Kaan jet, Ukrainian companies have established a consortium to compete with other global and Turkish firms.

The collaboration on the Kaan engine between Ukraine and Türkiye is described by Ambassador Bodnar as mutually beneficial. He mentioned the advantages of domestic production capabilities, which are intended to improve the global competitiveness of both nations. Additionally, Bodnar suggested that the Kaan could be competitive with other advanced aircraft such as the F-35 Lightning II and F-22 Raptor. Ukraine's approach to the acquisition of Kaan jets is described by the ambassador as comprehensive, planning for both purchase and effective deployment to enhance national defense.

The Kaan fighter is part of Türkiye's National Combat Aircraft program, which began in 2017, aimed at enhancing the nation's defense infrastructure. It is designed with the intention to surpass the capabilities of the American F-35 jets and is planned to replace the Turkish Air Force's existing F-16 fighters. The program has faced delays, with the initial flight of the Kaan prototype postponed from late December 2023 or early January 2024 to March, due to unspecified reasons requiring further ground tests. Serial production is anticipated to start in 2028.

The TAI TF Kaan, initially referred to as TF-X or Turkish Fighter (TF) and also known as Milli Muharip Uçak (National Combat Aircraft), is being developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) with assistance from BAE Systems. The project aims to create a stealth, twin-engine, all-weather, air superiority fighter to succeed the Turkish Air Force's F-16 Fighting Falcons and to operate alongside contemporary aircraft like the F-35 Lightning II, with potential for international sales.

The project was initiated by Turkey's Defence Industry Executive Committee on December 15, 2010, with the aim to develop a next-generation fighter. This led to an agreement in 2011 between Turkey's Undersecretariat for Defence Industries (now known as the Defence Industry Agency) and TAI, as well as TUSAŞ Engine Industries (TEI). TEI has been collaborating with the Ukrainian company Ivchenko Progress on the development of the engine for the Kaan since 2022.

TAI initially proposed three designs for the aircraft: the twin-engine FX-1, the single-engine FX-5, and the single-engine FX-6, a canard-delta design. The decision was made to proceed with the twin-engine configuration, according to the 2016 Performance Report by the Undersecretariat for Defence Industries.

The TF Kaan is intended to be a fifth-generation aircraft, incorporating features such as advanced aerodynamics, supercruise capability, stealth, and the integration of sophisticated internal sensors and precision weapons. The design emphasizes low radar visibility and internal weapons storage. The aircraft's development benefits from TAI's experience with the F-35 program, particularly in creating an Advanced Carbon Composite fuselage.

The Turkish company Aselsan is developing an advanced active electronically scanned array radar for the TF Kaan using gallium nitride technology. The aircraft's avionics are intended to enable integration with unmanned aerial vehicles through secure data links.

Initially, the TF Kaan will be equipped with General Electric F110 engines, with a plan to transition to the domestically developed TAEC engine, resulting from collaboration between Turkish KALE and British Rolls-Royce, in addition to another engine from an unspecified source. The aircraft's armament is expected to include various air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, alongside different bomb types to fulfill diverse mission requirements.


https://www.airrecognition.com/index.php/news/defense-aviation-news/2024-defense-news-aviation/february/9561-ukraine-to-develop-and-purchase-turkish-kaan-fifth-generation-stealth-fighter-jet.html#google_vignette

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  FEB 21

Canada donates 800 SkyRanger R70 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to Ukraine


On February 19, 2024, Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair announced a donation of over 800 SkyRanger R70 drones to Ukraine, initiating a new
phase in Canada's military commitment to the country. Valued at over $95 million, these multi-mission unmanned aerial systems are intended
to bolster Ukraine's defensive capabilities.



Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair announced a donation of over 800 SkyRanger R70 drones to Ukraine. (Picture source: Teledyne FLIR)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/02/canada-donates-800-skyranger-r70.html

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 FEB 20

Sweden to send ten CB90-class fast assault craft to Ukraine


According to information published by SVT Nyheter on February 20, 2024, the Swedish government has announced its largest military support
package to Ukraine to date, valued at 7.1 billion SEK. The package includes the delivery of ten 10 CB90-class fast assault craft and twenty G-class
landing craft to Ukraine.



Swedish CB90-class fast assault craft during Aurora 23. (Picture source: Swedish Armed Forces)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/02/sweden-to-send-ten-cb90-class-fast.html

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 FEB 21

Ukraine deploys new Bohdana 4.0 155mm howitzer on Tatra Phoenix chassis


According to Praise The Steph on February 19, 2024, the Ukrainian 47th Separate Artillery Brigade has recently introduced the new 2S22 Bohdana
4.0 into active service. This updated version of the 2S22 Bohdana is mounted on a Czech Tatra 158 Phoenix 8x8 chassis and features a semi-automatic
loader. Currently, the Ukrainian army possesses four variants of the Bohdana 155mm self-propelled howitzer (1.0, 2.0, 3.0, and 4.0).


Similar to the 2.0 variant, this 4.0 version is outfitted with an armored cabin entirely designed and manufactured in Ukraine by the company
Ukrarmor. (Picture source: AFU Land Forces Commander Facebook Page)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/02/ukraine-deploys-new-bohdana-40-155mm.html

HIMARS MLRS of Ukrainian Ground Forces in action. #UkrainianArmy pic.twitter.com/YNhfm2laWp

— MilitaryLand.net (@Militarylandnet) February 21, 2024

jf16 a écrit:

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  FEB 21

Canada donates 800 SkyRanger R70 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles to Ukraine


On February 19, 2024, Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair announced a donation of over 800 SkyRanger R70 drones to Ukraine, initiating a new
phase in Canada's military commitment to the country. Valued at over $95 million, these multi-mission unmanned aerial systems are intended
to bolster Ukraine's defensive capabilities.



Canadian Defense Minister Bill Blair announced a donation of over 800 SkyRanger R70 drones to Ukraine. (Picture source: Teledyne FLIR)


https://worlddefencenews.blogspot.com/2024/02/canada-donates-800-skyranger-r70.html

Canadian Minister of National Defense, Bill Blair, announced that Canada is going to supply Ukraine with 800 SkyRanger R70 multi-mission Unmanned Aerial Systems. The aid package is worth more than $95 million.

Source of news and video: @BillBlair #Canada #Ukraine pic.twitter.com/2noK08vMXD

— (((Tendar))) (@Tendar) February 20, 2024

La France et la Grèce bloquent l’achat de drones turcs #Bayraktar pour l’Ukraine via un financement européen...

"Nous ne voulons pas que l’argent des contribuables soutienne l’industrie de défense turque." https://t.co/wd8UqSk7aw

— OpexNews (@OpexNews) February 21, 2024