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Ukraine clears 50 new ground robotic systems for service since January, running logistics and casualty evacuation on front-line kill zones. Over 50,000 missions in 2026, Defense of Ukraine says.

Ukraine has cleared 50 new ground robotic systems for service since January. They run logistics and casualty evacuation on the deadliest stretches of the front—keeping soldiers out of the kill zone. Over 50,000 missions in 2026. Each one was a soldier who didn't have to go into the kill zone.

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Virginia National Guard's 116th Mobile Brigade Combat Team begins first Army Guard rotation as mobile brigade at Joint Readiness Training Center, with 3,000 soldiers testing combat readiness.

The Virginia National Guard's 116th Mobile Brigade Combat Team is making history as it tests its combat readiness. About 3,000 soldiers are training at the Joint Readiness Training Center, marking the first Army Guard rotation as a mobile brigade combat team.

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Russian sources acknowledge collapse of air defenses against Ukrainian OWA drones, calling it 'Lanchester Square Collapse.' FP-2 drones cost less than a Javelin, hit harder than GMLRS.

Russian sources acknowledge a collapse of their air defenses, referred to as the 'Lanchester Square Collapse,' in the face of Ukrainian one-way attack drones. The FP-2 bridge-busting drones are described as costing less than a single US Army Javelin missile and hitting harder than a GMLRS.

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CENTCOM: MH-60 Sea Hawk helicopter launches from USS Delbert D. Black in Arabian Sea as part of Iran blockade. Forces have redirected 141 commercial vessels and disabled 9 as of June 13.

US Central Command reports that an MH-60 Sea Hawk helicopter launched from USS Delbert D. Black in the Arabian Sea as part of the blockade against Iran. As of June 13, CENTCOM forces have redirected 141 commercial vessels and disabled 9.

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Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reconnected to grid after three-day blackout, IAEA says. Repair of a backup power line was carried out under a local ceasefire following the 19th wartime power loss at the occupied facility.

Connection of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to the grid restored after three-day blackout – IAEA. The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) in occupied Enerhodar, Zaporizhzhia region, was reconnected to the grid on Saturday after repair of the backup power line "Ferrosplavna," carried out under the protection of a local ceasefire, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) reports. "After the 19th loss of power supply at ZNPP, the plant lost connection to the 330 kV line late Wednesday d

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Iran national team relocated to heavily secured Caliente complex in northwest Mexico after US and Israeli strikes on Iran, killing of senior officials. Armed patrols and masked personnel guard the site.

Armored patrols and masked, armed personnel secure the area around the Caliente complex, now hosting the Iran national team during the World Cup. The heavily controlled site sits amid traffic and smog in northwest Mexico. The team was relocated from a planned base in Tucson, Arizona, following escalating US and Israeli strikes on Iran and the killing of senior officials.

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Palestinian factions propose phased weapons control plan tied to Gaza ceasefire, Israeli withdrawal, and political horizon under Trump plan, via Al Mayadeen

Palestinian Resistance factions have proposed a structured framework for long-term stability and governance, stating that weapons exclusivity and control will occur only after the full completion of the first phase of the ceasefire agreement, including Israeli withdrawal, cessation of attacks, humanitarian protocol implementation, entry of a Palestinian national committee, deployment of an international stabilization force, and dismantling of armed militias. The factions emphasize that no weapon

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Latvia to host Ukrainian drone experts to assess defenses against drones from the east, PM Kulbergs says

Latvian authorities will resort to a new technical solution to protect the country from drones flying in from the eastern direction, Andris Kulbergs said, as reported by Delfi. According to him, a unit of Ukrainian specialists with combat experience will arrive in Latvia soon. They will assess the country's capabilities to counter drones, provide recommendations, and point out gaps in Latvia's 'drone wall.'

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Ukraine strikes chemical plant in Crimea, commander says production halted. Robert 'Magyar' Brovdi reports drones hit 'Crimean Titan' in Armyansk overnight, sparking fire. Russian-installed official cites 'emergency situation.'

Robert 'Magyar' Brovdi, commander of Ukraine's unmanned systems forces, said on social media that Ukrainian drones successfully attacked the 'Crimean Titan' chemical plant in Armyansk, northern annexed Crimea, overnight on June 13. He wrote that objective control confirmed a hit, a fire is raging, and production has stopped. The head of the Russian occupation administration of Armyansk, Vasily Telizhenko, wrote on Telegram that an 'emergency situation' occurred at the plant.

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Ukraine faces critical shortage of Patriot interceptor missiles, hampering defense against Russian mass strikes, NYT reports. Lockheed Martin produced 620 PAC-3 missiles last year, but demand is rising due to Middle East conflict.

Ukraine critically lacks interceptor missiles for Patriot systems. Because of this, it cannot cope with massive Russian attacks, writes The New York Times. Their production takes a long time, the newspaper adds, recalling that last year the American defense corporation Lockheed Martin produced 620 missiles for the Patriot PAC-3 air defense system. Amid the conflict in the Middle East, demand for them has increased.

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