Guerre en Ukraine : Berlin appelle à "assurer le soutien nécessaire" à Kiev face à l'offensive russe sur Kharkiv

Overnight, Russian infantry, backed by armored vehicles, entered Kharkiv oblast from Belgorod area, using small tactical units. Frontelligence Insight had previously cautioned about this scenario. Here's what we know about it :  
 
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The capture of border villages like Strilecha, Krasne, Pylne, and Borysivka isn't unexpected. It's an anticipated maneuver to divert Ukrainian resources from the main Russian offensive in Donbas. Considering manpower shortages, Ukraine will be forced to redeploy some personnel. Many question how Russian forces crossed the border so quickly. The answer is simple — the border is a grey zone heavily surveilled and, hence doesn't have defensive structures. Instead, the defensive lines are positioned deeper within Ukrainian territory.  
 
Manpower shortages compel Ukraine to avoid deploying large units along the border continuously, with fully stocked and ready for immediate-use artillery. Placing defenses directly on the border would result in Russian forces occupying vacated or sparsely manned trenches. Russians anticipate a significant social backlash, inducing panic and demands for resolution. This pressure aims to compel the redeployment of units from critical areas of Russian advances in Donbas. Meanwhile, Russian forces deploy infantry units incapable of deep strikes.
 
The situation is expected to evolve, with Russian forces deploying more units to penetrate additional border areas or to reinforce initial successes. With our estimate of their force equivalent to two Russian corps, they can sustain this operation. Thus far, Russian forces have not breached the main Ukrainian defenses. Given the time required for Ukrainian units to deploy to the area, it is premature to assess the overall success or failure of this incursion. We will continue to provide updates.

Department of Defense release; package includes:
 
Patriot missiles
AMRAAMs for NASAMS
Stinger missiles
Air defense integration equipment  
Additional *HIMARS launchers* +ammunition
155mm & 105mm arty ammo
Bradley IFVs
M113 APCs
MRAPs
TOW, Javelin & AT-4 missiles
JDAM-ERs
HARMs
Small Arms & Ammo
Other misc equipment

Le département de la défense américaine a annoncé aujourd'hui le contenu de son 57e paquet d'aide : on y trouve entre autres 100 Bradley (ce qui efface les 41 pertes depuis un an et permettra la formation d'au moins un bataillon supplémentaire), 100 M113, des MRAP et 1 HIMARS. Le précédent paquet d'aide du 26 avril contenait 14 Bradley, 500 MRAP et 1000 HMMWV. C'est un véritable coup de fouet!

Overnight, Russian infantry, backed by armored vehicles, entered Kharkiv oblast from Belgorod area, using small tactical units. Frontelligence Insight had previously cautioned about this scenario. Here's what we know about it:
 
2/ The capture of border villages like Strilecha, Krasne, Pylne, and Borysivka isn't unexpected. It's an anticipated maneuver to divert Ukrainian resources from the main Russian offensive in Donbas. Considering manpower shortages, Ukraine will be forced to redeploy some personnel
 
3/ Many question how Russian forces crossed the border so quickly. The answer is simple — the border is a grey zone heavily surveilled and, hence doesn't have defensive structures. Instead, the defensive lines are positioned deeper within Ukrainian territory.
 
4/ Manpower shortages compel Ukraine to avoid deploying large units along the border continuously, with fully stocked and ready for immediate-use artillery. Placing defenses directly on the border would result in Russian forces occupying vacated or sparsely manned trenches
 
5/Russians anticipate a significant social backlash, inducing panic and demands for resolution. This pressure aims to compel the redeployment of units from critical areas of Russian advances in Donbas. Meanwhile, Russian forces deploy infantry units incapable of deep strikes
 
6/ The situation is expected to evolve, with Russian forces deploying more units to penetrate additional border areas or to reinforce initial successes. With our estimate of their force equivalent to two Russian corps, they can sustain this operation.
 
7/ Thus far, Russian forces have not breached the main Ukrainian defenses. Given the time required for Ukrainian units to deploy to the area, it is premature to assess the overall success or failure of this incursion. We will continue to provide updates

Des ingénieurs ukrainiens ont dévoilé le système aérien sans pilote Raybird, capable d'effectuer de longues missions de reconnaissance grâce à une durée de vol pouvant aller jusqu'à 28 heures, de suivre des cibles en continu et de mener d'autres opérations nécessitant une endurance exceptionnelle.
 
Le décollage et l'atterrissage automatisés ainsi que l'assemblage en 25 minutes sans outils rendent le drone Raybird très mobile.
 
Des charges utiles pesant jusqu'à 5 kg peuvent être montées sur ce drone. Des systèmes vidéo et photo, SAR, guidage laser et autres sont installés sur le drone. Les systèmes de charge utile peuvent être changés rapidement.
 
Il peut résister à des conditions météorologiques difficiles, à des températures extrêmes et à des menaces de guerre électronique.
 
Caractéristiques du Raybird 3 :
 
Durée de vol : 18-28 heures.
Portée maximale : 2 500 kilomètres.
Altitude maximale de vol : jusqu'à 4 500 mètres.
Rayon de transmission des données de télémétrie et de contrôle : jusqu'à 120 km.
 
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