German Military Aid to #Ukraine updated with (BIG UPDATE) ⬇️ DELIVERED IN THE PAST ~4 WEEKS — 3 Cheetah SPAAGs — 6 Hornet XR UAVs — 20 RQ-35 Heidrun UAVs — 12 Songbird UAVs — 20 Sonobot 5 USVs — 30 Vector UAVs — 22 Leopard 1A5 MBTs — 22 FFG MRAPs — 5 Bv206 ATVs 1/X

Finally! It looks like Apple has fixed the issue that prevented my iPhone from roaming on my FT-SAE (WPA3-personal + 802.11r) network.

I didn’t get here that early, but not too late either.

Sweden removed it's "Climate bonus" scheme for EVs in early 2023 on the grounds that total cost of ownership is now similar to ICEs. The effect of this policy change is clear. Acceleration of EV sales has stopped, and sales have declined in 2024. 1/2

How it’s going in my neighborhood.

I have an op-ed in Aftenposten (Norwegian) arguing that Norway & its petroleum company Equinor (67% ownership) say one thing, but do another. Equinor has a plan for net zero, yet is full speed ahead on maintaining today's production levels. aftenposten.no/meninger/deb... 1/

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has come under a barrage of criticism from soldiers, lawmakers and military analysts over the rapid advances made by the Russian army in eastern Ukraine since Kyiv launched its bold incursion into Russia’s Kursk region. www.ft.com/content/e63c...

Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces backlash over Russia’s breach of eastern defences

Strategically important Pokrovsk resistance has been weakened by demands of Kursk incursion, say critics

One of the F-16 fighter jets recently delivered to Ukraine crashed while repelling a Russian mass attack; Russian troops being transported into the embattled town of Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast were forced to retreat after suffering losses; and more.

Ukraine war latest: Ukraine's F-16 fighter jet crashes, killing pilot

Key developments on Aug. 29: * F-16 fighter jet crashes in Ukraine, military confirms * Fighting near Pokrovsk 'exceptionally brutal,' Syrskyi says * Russian troops forced to retreat in Vovchansk ...

Good news! Another (2nd out of 4) GCS-200 remote-controlled demining machine was handed over from Hamburg to #Ukraine already back in June. Judging by the picture, the GCS-200 will be used by the Explosive Ordnance Department of the National Police of Ukraine.

For the first time, UA soldiers are receiving basic training in Germany. Until now, only specialised training (like sappers, medics, training on weapon systems etc.) has been carried out in Germany. Tagesspiegel reports on this after being allowed to accompany a part of the first of such training.