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Newest Replicator drones proven on battlefields of Ukraine:
A new tranche of drones—incuding at least one being used against Russia in Ukraine—will join the Pentagon’s Replicator effort to accelerate the deployment of cheap autonomous systems, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks announced Wednesday.
Tranche 1.2 “will include systems in the air and maritime domains, as well as integrated software enablers that will enhance the autonomy and resilience of other Replicator systems,” the Defense Department said in a statement.
Among them: Anduril Industries’ Ghost-X and the Performance Drone Works C-100 UAS, as well as classified drones that include “low-cost long-range strike capabilities and maritime uncrewed systems,” according to the release.
 
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EU'S FOREIGN CHIEF BORRELL: ROLE OF CHINA IS BECOMING BIGGER AND BIGGER IN UKRAINE WAR

**EU'S FOREIGN CHIEF BORRELL: WITHOUT IRAN, WITHOUT CHINA, RUSSIA COULD NOT SUPPORT ITS MILITARY EFFORT

**EU'S BORRELL SAYS EU CONCERNED BY REPORTS OF PRODUCTION AND DELIVERIES OF COMPLETE WEAPON SYSTEMS TO RUSSIA FROM IRAN, NORTH KOREA AND CHINA
 
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Putin approves changes to Russia's nuclear doctrine:
Vladimir Putin has approved changes to Russia’s nuclear doctrine, setting out new conditions under which the country would consider using its arsenal.

The doctrine now says an attack from a non-nuclear state, if backed by a nuclear power, will be treated as a joint assault on Russia.

The update was proposed in September and rubber stamped on Tuesday, the 1,000th day of the war with Ukraine.

It also follows Washington’s decision on Monday to allow Ukraine to fire long-range US missiles into Russia.
Under the changes, a large attack on Russia with conventional missiles, drones or aircraft could meet the criteria for a nuclear response, as could an attack on Belarus or any critical threat to Russia's sovereignty.

Any aggression against Russia by a state which is a member of a coalition would be seen by Moscow as aggression from the whole group.

The updates expand the number of countries and coalitions, and the kinds of military threats, subject to a possible nuclear response, according to state-run news agency Tass.

Putin has threatened the use of nuclear weapons before, and Ukraine has criticised it as "nuclear sabre-rattling" to deter its allies from providing further support.
Announcing the change, the Kremlin urged other countries to study the changes.

"This is a very important text," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said, according to Tass, adding "it should become a subject to a very deep analysis".

On Monday, Russia warned of "an appropriate and tangible" response to US President Joe Biden's move to let Ukraine use ATACMS missiles to strike the country.

Such an attack inside Russian territory "would represent the direct involvement of the United States and its satellites in hostilities against Russia", a foreign ministry statement said.

Mr Peskov said on Tuesday that the new doctrine was published "in a timely manner" and that Putin had requested it be updated earlier this year so that it was "in line with the current situation", AP reported.

Dmitry Medvedev:
(CHAIR OF RUSSIAN SECURITY COUNCIL)
Russia's new nuclear doctrine means NATO missiles fired against our country could be deemed an attack by the bloc on Russia. Russia could retaliate with WMD against Kiev and key NATO facilities, wherever they're located. That means World War III..

@DEFCON Warning System @RiffRaff @Irag8er
 
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There is a possibility this is the first ATACMS strike on Russia during the war
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Ukraine used ATACMS for the first time to attack the Russian territory.


Per RBC-Ukraine, AFU carried out a successful strike on ammo depot in the city of Karachev, located in Bryansk region.

It appears the use of ATACMS is not limited to Kursk as it was earlier reported.
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The Pentagon said that they see no signs that the Russian Federation is preparing to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. This was announced by the deputy spokesperson of the department, Sabrina Singh, at a briefing on Tuesday, November 19.

"They have signaled that they intend to update [the nuclear doctrine - ed.] [...] But we see no signs that the Russian Federation is preparing to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine, and we see no changes that need to be made to our own nuclear position," — Singh.
 
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Denmark has already transferred 6 F-16 fighters to Ukraine:
Denmark has already strengthened the Ukrainian Air Force with 6 F-16 multi-purpose fighters Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced this at a press conference in Kyiv.

When asked to clarify plans regarding the transfer of fighter jets to Ukraine, Frederiksen said that "our plans for the F-16 have not changed."
🆕️According to the Danish Prime Minister, Ukraine will receive two more batches of fighter jets from Denmark.
Denmark has committed to transfer 19 F-16 aircraft, which were modernized in the 2000s under the Mid-Life Update (MLU) program.

During the MLU program, the future Ukrainian fighters were overhauled and received, in particular, a more modern AN/APG-66(V)2 radar.
As you know, Denmark together with the Netherlands headed the international "coalition of fighter jets", within which Ukrainian specialists are mastering the F-16.

In September, Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen said that Ukraine will receive a second batch of Danish fighter jets by the end of 2024.
 
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Russia starts making nuclear-resistant mobile bomb shelters:
MOSCOW, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Russia has begun serial production of mobile bomb shelters that can protect against a variety of threats including shockwaves and radiation from a nuclear blast.
The emergency ministry's research institute said the "KUB-M" shelter could offer protection for 48 hours against these and other natural and man-made hazards.
Among those it listed were: explosions and shrapnel from conventional weapons; falling debris from buildings; dangerous chemicals and fires.
The "KUB-M" looks like a reinforced shipping container and consists of two modules - a room for 54 people and a technical block. More modules can be added if needed, the institute said.
 
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