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WSJ: Ukraine once depended on Western weaponry. Now European allies are adopting Ukrainian military innovation and integrating it into their own defence production. 🇺🇦🇪🇺 Ukrainian tech combined with European manufacturing shows what modern defence industrial cooperation looks like. To #BuildWithUkraine is to invest in the future of collective security of the free world. https://t.co/EOte9Jylu3

WSJ: Ukraine once depended on Western weaponry. Now European allies are adopting Ukrainian military innovation and integrating it into their own defence production. 🇺🇦🇪🇺 Ukrainian tech combined with European manufacturing shows what modern defence industrial cooperation looks like. To #BuildWithUkraine is to invest in the future of collective security of the free world. https://t.co/EOte9Jylu3

WSJ: Ukraine once depended on Western weaponry. Now European allies are adopting Ukrainian military innovation and integrating it into their own defence production. 🇺🇦🇪🇺 Ukrainian tech combined with European manufacturing shows what modern defence industrial cooperation looks like. To #BuildWithUkraine is to invest in the future of collective security of the free world. https://t.co/EOte9Jylu3

‼️MIDDLE EAST WAR EXPLAINED: A VERY INTERESTING EXPLANATION FROM ZELENSKYY OF WHAT THE WAR IN IRAN COULD LOOK LIKE IF IT DOESN’T STOP SOON "Right now we're seeing a massive attack. We talked about this. The world isn't ready. No Patriot air defense systems, even with as many batteries as the Middle East has, could withstand the number of Shaheds that Ukraine handles today. Why? Well, because 300, 500 is just impossible. There aren't that many missiles. Yes, Middle Eastern countries are wealthy, they have stockpiles, they have a lot, but eventually it all runs out. And how many PAC-3 anti-ballistic missiles are produced worldwide? 50-60 per month are produced in the United States. The largest primary manufacturer of these missiles. So this is a serious challenge. We need different weapons, we need to know how aviation fights drones, the experience that Ukrainians have. We need mobile fire groups, interceptor drones, the right systems and systems - what we have, - we change systems every six months, well, problems arise every year or two, and sometimes every three months at certain facilities - electronic systems, electronic warfare, radio-electronic warfare. Who in peacetime in the relevant countries we're talking about, who will be changing electronic warfare systems every six months? No one will. Of course, today they work, but in six months with new technologies, they no longer work. A very, very big challenge", - Zelenskyy on Mon, Mar 2nd