Ukraine to get anti-drone systems in coming days, NATO's Stoltenberg says
NATO will deliver air defence systems to Ukraine in coming days to help the country defend itself against the drones, including those from Iran, that Russia is using to target critical infrastructure, the alliance's secretary-general said on Tuesday. Ukraine said attacks by swarms of drones had destroyed almost a third of its power stations over the past week after Russia stepped up its attacks on infrastructure far from the front line after suffering a string of military setbacks at the hands of Ukrainian troops. Addressing a security conference in Berlin, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said the answer to the attacks was for the allies to step up their deliveries of air defence systems. "The most important thing we can do is deliver on what allies have promised, to step up and deliver even more air defence systems," he said. "NATO will in the coming days deliver counter-drone systems to counter the specific threat of drones, including those from Iran." |
Arrests top 2,000 as protests against Israel-Hamas war roil college campuses (video)
264Yesterday, 11:06The biography of Bagrat Archbishop Galstanyan
33502.05.2024, 19:00Mass student protests in support of Palestine continue in the United States (video)
68030.04.2024, 10:48Iran sentences rapper to death for backing protests, state media reports
119825.04.2024, 17:50Message of the Third President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan on the Day of Commemoration of the Victims of the Armenian Genocide
160124.04.2024, 09:48Ruben Vardanyan was allowed to call his family for the first time
159321.04.2024, 09:36