Here are the five unmanned military cargo drones now deliver supplies, ammo, and equipment to the front lines no pilots needed. 5 innovative drones leading the way, with facts, figures, and real uses. Read more below.

Here are the five unmanned military cargo drones now deliver supplies, ammo, and equipment to the front lines no pilots needed. 5 innovative drones leading the way, with facts, figures, and real uses. Read more below.

5 unmanned military transport drones changing battlefield logistics

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Monday (February 26) that France could not rule out sending troops on the ground to Ukraine and that he would maintain a strategic ambiguity on the subject.

NATO allies rule out sending troops to Ukraine

NATO chiefJens Stoltenberg warned Europe on Wednesday against going alone on defence after comments by Donald Trump prompted fresh debate over whether the continent can continue to rely on protection from the United States.

NATO Chief Stoltenberg warns Europe against going it alone on defence

NATO leaders underscore a vow that Ukraine will join the alliance in the future, its chief Jens Stoltenberg said Friday, as Kyiv seeks faster progress.

NATO grapples with Ukraine membership push at summit

NATO defense ministers failed on Friday to reach an agreement over new plans on how the alliance would respond to a Russian attack, and one diplomat blamed Turkey for blocking them.

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The Air Defender exercise will last 10 days and involve up to 10,000 troops and 250 aircraft from 23 Nato member states. Sweden, which has applied to join the western military alliance, will also take part, along with Japan.

'This is intended to be defensive' NATO's largest ever European air drills

A U.S. Congress panel has mentioned that India should be made a part of NATO plus, a group allied with ‘Western’ military powers. India’s inclusion in NATO Plus is to counter China and enhance the deterrence for Taiwan. The question is, does joining NATO benefit India or does it actually benefit the West?

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Why is the United States keen on making India part of the NATO plus grouping?

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NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned that Ukraine is using up ammunition far faster than its allies can provide it and putting pressure on Western defense industries, just as Russia ramps up its military offensive.

NATO: Ukraine's ammo use outstripping supply

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.&nbsp;

If reports are to be believed, morale of invading Russian forces seems to be low. In order to avoid fighting, some soldiers have reportedly shot themselves in the legs with the help of Ukrainian ammunition to avoid suspicion. &nbsp;&nbsp;

It seems to have been done to make it appear that they have got injured after getting hit by the defenders. &nbsp;

According to the Ukrainian government, around 14,000 of Russian soldiers have been killed in the conflict. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/did-russian-cosmonauts-wear-ukrainian-flags-colours-at-iss-idea-gets-refuted-463912">Did Russian cosmonauts wear Ukrainian flag’s colours at ISS? Idea gets refuted</a>

In a conversation, which was being carried out between soldiers and intercepted by Belarusian media outlet NEXTA, a Russian, said, “They’ve been shooting at us for 14 days. We’re scared. We’re stealing food, breaking into houses. We’re killing civilians,” the US Sun reported. &nbsp;

“Russian officers shoot themselves in the legs to go home. There are corpses everywhere,” he continued. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Another soldier was also heard saying that his comrades are “looking for Ukrainian ammunition in order to shoot themselves in the legs and go to hospital.” &nbsp;&nbsp;

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/11-year-old-boy-who-fled-ukraine-with-only-a-phone-number-gets-reunited-with-family-in-slovakia-463950" hreflang="en">11-year-old boy who fled Ukraine with only a phone number gets reunited with family in Slovakia</a>

As the deserters face harsh punishment in Russia, using Ukrainian weapons and ammo on themselves can help make self-inflicted wounds appear to be battlefield injuries, as per reports. &nbsp;&nbsp;

In another intercepted audio, a soldier, who called his mother back home, said the disillusioned troops were using 7.62mm bullets fired by their enemies rather than 5.62 rounds fired by their own AK-47 assault rifles, a Mirror report said. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. If reports are to be believed, morale of invading Russian forces seems to be low. In order to avoid fighting, some soldiers have reportedly shot themselves in the legs with the help of Ukrainian ammunition to avoid suspicion. It seems to have been done to make it appear that they have got injured after getting hit by the defenders. According to the Ukrainian government, around 14,000 of Russian soldiers have been killed in the conflict. Also Read: Did Russian cosmonauts wear Ukrainian flag’s colours at ISS? Idea gets refuted In a conversation, which was being carried out between soldiers and intercepted by Belarusian media outlet NEXTA, a Russian, said, “They’ve been shooting at us for 14 days. We’re scared. We’re stealing food, breaking into houses. We’re killing civilians,” the US Sun reported. “Russian officers shoot themselves in the legs to go home. There are corpses everywhere,” he continued. Another soldier was also heard saying that his comrades are “looking for Ukrainian ammunition in order to shoot themselves in the legs and go to hospital.” Also Read: 11-year-old boy who fled Ukraine with only a phone number gets reunited with family in Slovakia As the deserters face harsh punishment in Russia, using Ukrainian weapons and ammo on themselves can help make self-inflicted wounds appear to be battlefield injuries, as per reports. In another intercepted audio, a soldier, who called his mother back home, said the disillusioned troops were using 7.62mm bullets fired by their enemies rather than 5.62 rounds fired by their own AK-47 assault rifles, a Mirror report said. (With inputs from agencies)

Demoralised? Russian troops shoot selves with Ukrainian ammo in legs to avoid fighting, say reports

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