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Les différentes manières d’utiliser les drones dans les conflits.

Les drones FPV et kamikazes gagnent en notoriété

L’utilisation croissante des drones FPV (First Person View) modifiés pour le transport d’explosifs est une tendance marquante. Ces petits drones, fréquemment basés sur des modèles civils adaptés, sont utilisés en Ukraine et pilotés grâce à des lunettes de réalité virtuelle en immersion. Des armes redoutables pour les missions tactiques, grâce à leur coût réduit et leur efficacité.

Après l’assaut, il est courant que ces drones soient abandonnés, car ils sont destinés à un usage unique. La facilité d’utilisation de ces outils permet aux soldats sans formation de pilotage avancée de les utiliser sur le terrain.

Les drones dans les guerres de demain

L’accélération de la technologie laisse présager un futur où les drones seront encore plus au cœur des enjeux. On constate l’émergence de drones autonomes, qui sont équipés d’intelligence artificielle et peuvent agir sans intervention humaine.

Les essaims de drones, qui regroupent des centaines d’unités en action coordonnée, pourraient transformer les stratégies militaires. En outre, la miniaturisation des technologies pourrait aboutir à la création de drones de plus en plus petits et discrets, rendant leur détection et leur neutralisation plus difficiles.

Des drones civils utilisés pour des opérations militaires

Les drones de la marque DJI (comme le Mavic ou le Phantom), qui sont destinés au grand public, sont souvent utilisés pour des missions de reconnaissance ou même d’attaque. En armant ces drones de charges explosives, les combattants les transforment en bombardiers improvisés.

La qualité des caméras embarquées, associée à leur facilité d’accès, en fait des outils incontournables pour le renseignement et le guidage des tirs d’artillerie. Cependant, ces drones peuvent fréquemment être exposés aux contre-mesures électroniques, telles que le brouillage ou le piratage.

Émergeant comme héros de guerre, les pilotes de drones se font connaître

Une nouvelle espèce de combattants est née avec l’augmentation de l’usage des drones : les pilotes de drones de guerre. Ces opérateurs, souvent à des milliers de kilomètres du champ de bataille, jouent un rôle clé dans le succès des opérations militaires.

Il existe des pilotes qui, par leurs exploits, se hissent au rang de légendes, ayant un impact significatif sur les résultats des combats. Dans les conflits récents, le courage ne se définit plus uniquement sur le front, mais également dans la stratégie et l’habileté des pilotes de drones.

Les drones militaires : une révolution technologique dans le domaine militaire actuel

Les drones ont révolutionné la façon dont les guerres se déroulent. Les grandes puissances militaires travaillent sur des modèles de plus en plus élaborés, qui sont capables d’effectuer des missions de reconnaissance, de frappe et de soutien aux troupes au sol.

Utilisé pour des frappes de précision, le MQ-9 Reaper est un drone de combat américain. Le Bayraktar TB2, connu comme un drone turc, a été célèbre pour son rôle dans des conflits récents, notamment en Ukraine et au Haut-Karabakh. Le Shahed-136, un drone kamikaze iranien, est couramment employé dans les conflits au Moyen-Orient et en Europe de l’Est.

Ces appareils volants offrent aux forces militaires la capacité d’atteindre des objectifs éloignés avec une grande exactitude, minimisant de ce fait les dangers pour les pilotes.

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Retranscription des paroles de la vidéo: Ukraine has hit Moscow with a massive wave of drone strikes hours after Russia rejected a us-backed ceasefire plan par again my name is Jerome starky I’m the defense editor at the Star newspaper and this is Frontline your weekly Roundup of the most important news from the war in Ukraine explosions have rung out in and around Moscow as part of a massive Ukrainian set of long range drone strikes across Russia this morning it came hours after President Vladimir Putin refused to commit to a 30-day ceasefire put forward by the United States and Ukraine uh we’ve seen multiple blasts in Central Moscow in Southwestern Moscow and east of the city uh notably briefly closing vovo airport uh where Donald Trump’s Envoy Steve witkoff flew out of after his crunch talks with President Vladimir Putin uh Putin has said that whether or not he holds or when he holds a call with Donald Trump will depend on the messages wickoff takes Back To America with him uh there were also explosions in balika east of the city and in the central neighborhood of Doo gooo near the kvki metro station and Kiev Hotel not far from the British Embassy in Moscow this was part of a much wider uh set of Ukrainian strikes we’ve also seen them hit overnight an oil refiner in tuap in Kadar cry that’s on the Eastern edge of the Black Sea they’ve hit two gas pumping stations one in tambov some 300 miles from the nearest H Ukrainian territory another in Saratov some 200 miles from the nearest H Ukrainian territory and Ukraine’s intelligence Services say they’ve also hit a Depot in belgrod containing missiles s300 S400 missiles those are air defense missiles but Russia has repurposed them during the course of this war for ground attack and this latest strike coming about 48 hours after Ukraine launched the largest long range drone strike against Russia during the course of the three-year War firing some 337 drones at Russia in a sense this is ke’s show of defiance a show of capability because why things are not going well elsewhere particularly in KK and we’re going to talk about that they are proving they still have the capability if as Russia has it rejects their ceasefire plans and they have that ability to continue to strike to try and inflict pain and degrade Russia’s ability to prosecute the war with this sustained campaign of hitting oil refineries oil depos gas pumping stations that’s about trying to limit uh Russia’s ability to move gas around both across Russia and potentially into into markets overseas and of course hitting ammunition depos has been a long running tactic it came after Vladimir Putin in a press conference in the Kremlin refused to commit to this proposal for a 30-day ceasefire he suggested it might be a ruse or it might be a ploy to allow Ukraine’s troops to rearm he said he did want to cease hostilities but he appeared to be playing for time insisting that he would have to impose his own conditions he wouldn’t be able to accept the ceasefire as put forward by America and Ukraine and of course president zelinsky’s response to this was that Z that Putin was simply being manipulative he’s preparing to reject the ceasefire but he didn’t want to come outright and come out and say it directly that he’s rejecting Donald Trump’s deal in fact what we saw in the Kremlin was we saw Putin compliment Trump so he welcomes his efforts to try and bring the war to a close sort of playing to the US president’s ego but insisting he couldn’t accept the deal on as it stands because there were so many uncertainties effectively uh playing for time of course Trump wants this ended quickly uh the concerns are that Moscow uh the concerns certainly in Ukraine and among Ukraine’s allies is that Moscow is deliberately manipulating Donald Trump finding ways to stall Putin boasted that his troops were advancing across almost the entire length of the 600 mile front line and he singled out what is happening happening in KK and he said what would happen to Ukrainian troops who are retreating in KK would they be allowed to you know to continue to flee uh without a fight he clearly wants to exploit what he sees as Russia’s advantages on the battlefield and he was concerned that a pause would allow Ukraine to regroup and rearm we’re going to talk about what has happened in Cur because it has been really dramatic Ukrainian forces who seized over a, square kilometers of sovereign Russian soil in August now hold about a tenth of that territory their front line has collapsed over the last week they’ve been forced to retreat and they have lost control of suja the largest town that they held in Russian K Province now this is for a variety of reasons but the two that we are going to focus on are uh a extraordinary daring surprise attack that Russia appears to have pulled off with some success although exactly how much we’re not sure hundreds of Russian soldiers according to Russian sources treed some 15 km or snuck 15 kilometers along a gas pipeline where they hid for days before emerging behind Ukrainian lines to Ambush Ukraine soldiers now Ukraine claims they had advanced warning of the attack and they managed to uh film the soldiers the Russian soldiers leaving the pipeline and bomb many of them disrupting that planned Ambush Russia tells a different story said it said it swed Panic among Ukrainian troops and contributed to their advances over the last week we’ve also heard from multiple sources that Russia has established to all intents and purposes drone dominance in curs that doesn’t mean Ukraine hasn’t been using its own fpv and fiber optic drones but Russia has had more of them and as we understand deployed specialist drone units to support this campaign and what that’s really done is it’s really limited Ukraine’s ability to supply itself to get supplies in and out of KK the forces on the front line could not be resupplied they couldn’t get ammunition anything that moved uh along the main roads from Sovereign Ukrainian soil into suja and then beyond suja was really The Hub Beyond to those Ukrainian forces risked uh drone attack there was a sort of some One solders account I read suggested there was a 50/50 it felt like there was a 50/50 chance if you’re on those roads of getting hit Russia was also hitting a number of uh Bridges connecting uh on the roads connecting Ukraine’s Sumi to Russia’s KK effectively channeling therefore channeling Ukraine’s forces onto one ultimately One Main Highway uh in and out of their positions and once they were limited to that road then of course they became a far easier it became far easier for Russia to Target them that Echoes an account of the conf conflict sort of unrelated but similar description from a Ukrainian sniper who was um credited with a successful kill at more than 2,000 meters in an interview he gave to the KE post he talked about the real difficulty of this conflict he’s not staying in a position for four days four weeks uh it’s actually getting in and out of the position he’s saying that is the most difficult dangerous job he faced as a sniper and it’s because of the near saturation a level of fpv drones firstperson view drones across uh the front line uh we’ve seen that of course this week as every week with a dramatic footage of those drones we’ve seen particular footage this week of of drones chasing Soldiers the speed of those drones in action and uh other fairly unpleasant disturbing footage that I saw this week of what appears to be uh a Ukrainian drone dropping a a mortar or grenade into a underground bunker and the resulting explosion possibly igniting ammunition in that bunker propelling uh the body of a Russian soldier sort of dozens of feet 30 40 feet into uh the air as ever if you have any questions please do answer them ask them in the comments below and I’ll do my best to answer as many as I can uh question number one really topical really important is it America’s responsibility to fund Ukraine well it’s depends how you define responsibility America was a signatory to the 1991 Budapest memorandums which essentially under which America uh the United Kingdom and Russia all agreed to guarantee uh Ukraine’s territorial Integrity in exchange for Ukraine agreeing to give up its nuclear weapons does that require America to fund Ukraine no uh is America under a moral obligation to fund Ukraine we can get into that that’s a sort of longer debate fund Mally though there is a more persuasive argument which is that it is in America’s fundamental vital self-interests to support Ukraine a democratic Ally that is under attack from its Russian autocratic neighbor Ukraine represents the values that America has historically stood for and Ukraine had been leaning in to join the alliances which have underpinned the world order which America forged Ukraine wanted to join NATO it wants to join the European Union uh Europe is America’s uh largest and most powerful Ally as a block huge trading partner and of course America needs those allegiances you wouldn’t necessarily know that from the way president Trump has been behaving over the last few weeks in office but perhaps worth remembering that in almost uh every conflict outside of the Americas that America has fought in America America has wanted allies to come with them 1991 Gulf War uh Britain was fighting alongside America Vietnam before that of course the Australians came in to fight alongside the Americans uh the second Gulf War 2003 the Afghanistan Invasion uh America wanted its allies with it America needs allies question number two Will trump help Russia militarily again a really good question I think I answer on two levels in one sense Trump has already helped Russia militarily uh the humiliation of zalinski in the White House was a huge boost to the morale in the Kremlin and of course for Russia’s soldiers fighting on the front lines it was a kick in the teeth to Ukraine and moral makes a real difference on the front line so that has already been a help uh Trump has switched off although he’s now switched it back on he did turn off arms and intelligence supplies to Ukraine that also helps Russia milit arily particularly with its nightly drone and missile bombardments those Ukraine’s early warning system relies on uh partly in part relies on American intelligence to activate those early Warning Systems so without those early warnings more people die again helping Russia militarily I think perhaps what the question might also be getting to is do we actually foresee a situation in which America is aiding and ab betting sending arms or technology to Russia at at the moment that still feels on the edge of unimaginable but as I’ve written uh if Donald Trump does one thing he forces us all to think the unthinkable and certainly uh the situation we perceive the reality we perceive today in terms of America’s relationship with its allies in Europe and NATO is so far away from where it was just a month ago that I don’t think anything should be ruled out question number three uh when is Europe going to Pony up and this is a question really um fueled by I think Russian propaganda and that same Russian propaganda that we’ve heard pared uh in Washington and specifically in the white house uh Donald Trump keeps on suggesting that America has spent 500 billion on Ukraine uh the figure according to the Keel Institute which we often reference on this show uh is that America has spent 114 billion euros so perhaps about 135 uh billion US doll uh compared to the the EU uh Europe which has spent 132 billion EUR so probably north of 150 billion US Dollars Europe has as a collective has outspent America in Ukraine Europe is ponying up uh Europe is sending a huge amount of military aid and financial assistance to Ukraine and in total that uh is more than Americas final question is do Europe and zilinski want this war to end the short answer absolutely yes they want this war to end I think the question is born out of uh the same sort of Russian propaganda that we’ve heard coming out of the Kremlin and indeed we’ve heard coming out of uh elements within America suggesting that Europe and keev and Ukraine are warmongering and they sort of they want to fight on indefinitely no sane person wants this war to last a second longer than it has to but How It Ends matters and we talk a bit more about that in the members only video uh as well so if you’d like to uh join Frontline then of course you’ll be able to watch that members only video there’ll be a link appearing now and at the end of the show Ukraine wants the war to end ukrainians are the ones suffering the most from this conflict they’ve been forced to flee their homes they’re the ones paying with their lives and their limbs but it’s not just a question of when it ends that matters it’s a question of How It Ends as as well because if this war ends as Moscow would like then it ends with Ukraine’s capitulation and then the life that Ukraine wants and ukrainians want uh is taken from them thank you for watching Frontline if you have any questions please ask them in the comments below and I’ll Endeavor to answer as many as I can next time we’re in a Ukrainian armored vehicle and we’re heading towards the Russian Bo .

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0.16 Ukraine has hit Moscow with a massive
0.16 wave of drone strikes hours after Russia
0.16 rejected a us-backed ceasefire
0.16 plan par
0.16 again my name is Jerome starky I&;m the
0.16 defense editor at the Star newspaper and
0.16 this is Frontline your weekly Roundup of
0.16 the most important news from the war in
0.16 Ukraine explosions have rung out in and
0.16 around Moscow as part of a massive
0.16 Ukrainian set of long range drone
0.16 strikes across Russia this morning it
0.16 came hours after President Vladimir
0.16 Putin refused to commit to a 30-day
0.16 ceasefire put forward by the United
0.16 States and Ukraine uh we&;ve seen
0.16 multiple blasts in Central Moscow in
0.16 Southwestern Moscow and east of the city
0.16 uh notably briefly closing vovo airport
0.16 uh where Donald Trump&;s Envoy Steve
0.16 witkoff flew out of after his crunch
0.16 talks with President Vladimir Putin uh
0.16 Putin has said that whether or not he
0.16 holds or when he holds a call with
0.16 Donald Trump will depend on the messages
0.16 wickoff takes Back To America with him
0.16 uh there were also explosions in balika
0.16 east of the city and in the central
0.16 neighborhood of Doo gooo near the kvki
0.16 metro station and Kiev Hotel not far
0.16 from the British Embassy in Moscow this
0.16 was part of a much wider uh set of
0.16 Ukrainian strikes we&;ve also seen them
0.16 hit overnight an oil refiner in tuap in
0.16 Kadar cry that&;s on the Eastern edge of
0.16 the Black Sea they&;ve hit two gas
0.16 pumping stations one in tambov some 300
0.16 miles from the nearest H Ukrainian
0.16 territory another in Saratov some 200
0.16 miles from the nearest H Ukrainian
0.16 territory and Ukraine&;s intelligence
0.16 Services say they&;ve also hit a Depot in
0.16 belgrod containing missiles s300 S400
0.16 missiles those are air defense missiles
0.16 but Russia has repurposed them during
0.16 the course of this war for ground attack
0.16 and this latest strike coming about 48
0.16 hours after Ukraine launched the largest
0.16 long range drone strike against Russia
0.16 during the course of the three-year War
0.16 firing some
0.16 337 drones at Russia in a sense this is
0.16 ke&;s show of defiance a show of
0.16 capability because why
0.16 things are not going well elsewhere
0.16 particularly in KK and we&;re going to
0.16 talk about that they are proving they
0.16 still have the capability if as Russia
0.16 has it rejects their ceasefire plans and
0.16 they have that ability to continue to
0.16 strike to try and inflict pain and
0.16 degrade Russia&;s ability to prosecute
0.16 the war with this sustained campaign of
0.16 hitting oil refineries oil depos gas
0.16 pumping stations that&;s about trying to
0.16 limit uh Russia&;s ability to move gas
0.16 around both across Russia and
0.16 potentially into into markets overseas
0.16 and of course hitting ammunition depos
0.16 has been a long running tactic it came
0.16 after Vladimir Putin in a press
0.16 conference in the Kremlin refused to
0.16 commit to this proposal for a 30-day
0.16 ceasefire he suggested it might be a
0.16 ruse or it might be a ploy to allow
0.16 Ukraine&;s troops to rearm he said he did
0.16 want to cease hostilities but he
0.16 appeared to be playing for time
0.16 insisting that he would have to impose
0.16 his own conditions he wouldn&;t be able
0.16 to accept the ceasefire as put forward
0.16 by America and Ukraine and of course
0.16 president zelinsky&;s response to this
0.16 was that Z that Putin was simply being
0.16 manipulative he&;s preparing to reject
0.16 the ceasefire but he didn&;t want to come
0.16 outright and come out and say it
0.16 directly that he&;s rejecting Donald
0.16 Trump&;s deal in fact what we saw in the
0.16 Kremlin was we saw Putin compliment
0.16 Trump so he welcomes his efforts to try
0.16 and bring the war to a close sort of
0.16 playing to the US president&;s ego but
0.16 insisting he couldn&;t accept the deal on
0.16 as it stands because there were so many
0.16 uncertainties effectively uh playing for
0.16 time of course Trump wants this ended
0.16 quickly uh the concerns are that Moscow
0.16 uh the concerns certainly in Ukraine and
0.16 among Ukraine&;s allies is that Moscow is
0.16 deliberately manipulating Donald Trump
0.16 finding ways to stall Putin boasted that
0.16 his troops were advancing across almost
0.16 the entire length of the 600 mile front
0.16 line and he singled out what is
0.16 happening happening in KK and he said
0.16 what would happen to Ukrainian troops
0.16 who are retreating in KK would they be
0.16 allowed to you know to continue to flee
0.16 uh without a fight he clearly wants to
0.16 exploit what he sees as Russia&;s
0.16 advantages on the battlefield and he was
0.16 concerned that a pause would allow
0.16 Ukraine to regroup and rearm we&;re going
0.16 to talk about what has happened in Cur
0.16 because it has been really dramatic
0.16 Ukrainian forces who seized over a,
0.16 square kilometers of sovereign Russian
0.16 soil
0.16 in August now hold about a tenth of that
0.16 territory their front line has collapsed
0.16 over the last week they&;ve been forced
0.16 to retreat and they have lost control of
0.16 suja the largest town that they held in
0.16 Russian K Province now this is for a
0.16 variety of reasons but the two that we
0.16 are going to focus on are uh a
0.16 extraordinary daring surprise attack
0.16 that Russia appears to have pulled off
0.16 with some success although exactly how
0.16 much we&;re not sure
0.16 hundreds of Russian soldiers according
0.16 to Russian sources treed some 15 km or
0.16 snuck 15 kilometers along a gas pipeline
0.16 where they hid for days before emerging
0.16 behind Ukrainian lines to Ambush Ukraine
0.16 soldiers now Ukraine claims they had
0.16 advanced warning of the attack and they
0.16 managed to uh film the soldiers the
0.16 Russian soldiers leaving the pipeline
0.16 and bomb many of them disrupting that
0.16 planned Ambush Russia tells a different
0.16 story said it said it swed Panic among
0.16 Ukrainian troops and contributed to
0.16 their advances over the last week we&;ve
0.16 also heard from multiple sources that
0.16 Russia has
0.16 established to all intents and purposes
0.16 drone dominance in curs that doesn&;t
0.16 mean Ukraine hasn&;t been using its own
0.16 fpv and fiber optic drones but Russia
0.16 has had more of them and as we
0.16 understand deployed specialist drone
0.16 units to support this campaign and what
0.16 that&;s really done is it&;s really
0.16 limited Ukraine&;s ability to supply
0.16 itself to get supplies in and out of KK
0.16 the forces on the front line could not
0.16 be resupplied they couldn&;t get
0.16 ammunition anything that moved uh along
0.16 the main roads from Sovereign Ukrainian
0.16 soil into suja and then beyond suja was
0.16 really The Hub Beyond to those Ukrainian
0.16 forces risked uh drone attack there was
0.16 a sort of some One solders account I
0.16 read suggested there was a 50/50 it felt
0.16 like there was a 50/50 chance if you&;re
0.16 on those roads of getting hit Russia was
0.16 also hitting a number of uh Bridges
0.16 connecting uh on the roads connecting
0.16 Ukraine&;s Sumi to Russia&;s KK
0.16 effectively channeling therefore
0.16 channeling Ukraine&;s forces onto one
0.16 ultimately One Main Highway uh in and
0.16 out of their positions and once they
0.16 were limited to that road then of course
0.16 they became a far easier it became far
0.16 easier for Russia to Target them that
0.16 Echoes an account of the conf conflict
0.16 sort of unrelated but similar
0.16 description from a Ukrainian sniper who
0.16 was um credited with a successful kill
0.16 at more than 2,000 meters in an
0.16 interview he gave to the KE post he
0.16 talked about the real difficulty of this
0.16 conflict he&;s not staying in a position
0.16 for four days four weeks uh it&;s
0.16 actually getting in and out of the
0.16 position he&;s saying that is the most
0.16 difficult dangerous job he faced as a
0.16 sniper and it&;s because of the near
0.16 saturation a level of fpv drones
0.16 firstperson view drones across uh the
0.16 front line uh we&;ve seen that of course
0.16 this week as every week with a dramatic
0.16 footage of those drones we&;ve seen
0.16 particular footage this week of of
0.16 drones chasing Soldiers the speed of
0.16 those drones in action and uh other
0.16 fairly unpleasant disturbing footage
0.16 that I saw this week of what appears to
0.16 be uh a Ukrainian drone dropping a a
0.16 mortar or grenade into a underground
0.16 bunker and the resulting explosion
0.16 possibly igniting ammunition in that
0.16 bunker propelling uh the body of a
0.16 Russian soldier sort of dozens of feet
0.16 30 40 feet into uh the air as ever if
0.16 you have any questions please do answer
0.16 them ask them in the comments below and
0.16 I&;ll do my best to answer as many as I
0.16 can uh question number one really
0.16 topical really important is it America&;s
0.16 responsibility to fund
0.16 Ukraine well it&;s depends how you define
0.16 responsibility America was a signatory
0.16 to the
0.16 1991 Budapest memorandums which
0.16 essentially under which America uh the
0.16 United Kingdom and Russia all agreed to
0.16 guarantee uh Ukraine&;s territorial
0.16 Integrity in exchange for Ukraine
0.16 agreeing to give up its nuclear weapons
0.16 does that require America to fund
0.16 Ukraine no uh is America under a moral
0.16 obligation to fund Ukraine we can get
0.16 into that that&;s a sort of longer debate
0.16 fund Mally though there is a more
0.16 persuasive argument which is that it is
0.16 in America&;s fundamental vital
0.16 self-interests to support Ukraine a
0.16 democratic Ally that is under attack
0.16 from its Russian autocratic neighbor
0.16 Ukraine represents the values that
0.16 America has historically stood for and
0.16 Ukraine had been leaning in to join the
0.16 alliances which have underpinned the
0.16 world order which America forged Ukraine
0.16 wanted to join NATO it wants to join the
0.16 European Union uh Europe is America&;s uh
0.16 largest and most powerful Ally as a
0.16 block huge trading partner and of course
0.16 America needs those allegiances you
0.16 wouldn&;t necessarily know that from the
0.16 way president Trump has been behaving
0.16 over the last few weeks in office but
0.16 perhaps worth remembering that in almost
0.16 uh every conflict outside of the
0.16 Americas that America has fought in
0.16 America America has wanted allies to
0.16 come with them 1991 Gulf War uh Britain
0.16 was fighting alongside America Vietnam
0.16 before that of course the Australians
0.16 came in to fight alongside the Americans
0.16 uh the second Gulf War 2003 the
0.16 Afghanistan Invasion uh America wanted
0.16 its allies with it America needs allies
0.16 question number two Will trump help
0.16 Russia militarily again a really good
0.16 question I think I answer on two levels
0.16 in one sense Trump has already helped
0.16 Russia militarily uh the humiliation of
0.16 zalinski in the White House was a huge
0.16 boost to the morale in the Kremlin and
0.16 of course for Russia&;s soldiers fighting
0.16 on the front lines it was a kick in the
0.16 teeth to Ukraine and moral makes a real
0.16 difference on the front line so that has
0.16 already been a help uh Trump has
0.16 switched off although he&;s now switched
0.16 it back on he did turn off arms and
0.16 intelligence supplies to Ukraine that
0.16 also helps Russia milit arily
0.16 particularly with its nightly drone and
0.16 missile bombardments those Ukraine&;s
0.16 early warning system relies on uh partly
0.16 in part relies on American intelligence
0.16 to activate those early Warning Systems
0.16 so without those early warnings more
0.16 people die again helping Russia
0.16 militarily I think perhaps what the
0.16 question might also be getting to is do
0.16 we actually foresee a situation in which
0.16 America is aiding and ab betting sending
0.16 arms or technology to Russia at at the
0.16 moment that still feels on the edge of
0.16 unimaginable but as I&;ve written uh if
0.16 Donald Trump does one thing he forces us
0.16 all to think the unthinkable and
0.16 certainly uh the situation we perceive
0.16 the reality we perceive today in terms
0.16 of America&;s relationship with its
0.16 allies in Europe and NATO is so far away
0.16 from where it was just a month ago that
0.16 I don&;t think anything should be ruled
0.16 out question number three uh when is
0.16 Europe going to Pony up and this is a
0.16 question really um fueled by I think
0.16 Russian propaganda and that same Russian
0.16 propaganda that we&;ve heard pared uh in
0.16 Washington and specifically in the white
0.16 house uh Donald Trump keeps on
0.16 suggesting that America has spent 500
0.16 billion on Ukraine uh the figure
0.16 according to the Keel Institute which we
0.16 often reference on this show uh is that
0.16 America has spent 114 billion euros so
0.16 perhaps about
0.16 135 uh billion US doll uh compared to
0.16 the the EU uh Europe which has spent
0.16 132 billion EUR so probably north of
0.16 150 billion US Dollars Europe has as a
0.16 collective has outspent America in
0.16 Ukraine Europe is ponying up uh Europe
0.16 is sending a huge amount of military aid
0.16 and financial assistance to Ukraine and
0.16 in total that uh is more than Americas
0.16 final question is do Europe and zilinski
0.16 want this war to end the short answer
0.16 absolutely yes they want this war to
0.16 end I think the question is born out of
0.16 uh the same sort of Russian propaganda
0.16 that we&;ve heard coming out of the
0.16 Kremlin and indeed we&;ve heard coming
0.16 out of uh elements within America
0.16 suggesting that Europe and keev and
0.16 Ukraine are warmongering and they sort
0.16 of they want to fight on
0.16 indefinitely no sane person wants this
0.16 war to last a second longer than it has
0.16 to but How It Ends matters and we talk a
0.16 bit more about that in the members only
0.16 video uh as well so if you&;d like to uh
0.16 join Frontline then of course you&;ll be
0.16 able to watch that members only video
0.16 there&;ll be a link appearing now and at
0.16 the end of the
0.16 show Ukraine wants the war to end
0.16 ukrainians are the ones suffering the
0.16 most from this conflict they&;ve been
0.16 forced to flee their homes they&;re the
0.16 ones paying with their lives and their
0.16 limbs but it&;s not just a question of
0.16 when it ends that matters it&;s a
0.16 question of How It Ends as as well
0.16 because if this war ends as Moscow would
0.16 like then it ends with Ukraine&;s
0.16 capitulation and then the life that
0.16 Ukraine wants and ukrainians want uh is
0.16 taken from them thank you for watching
0.16 Frontline if you have any questions
0.16 please ask them in the comments below
0.16 and I&;ll Endeavor to answer as many as I
0.16 can next time
0.16 we&;re in a Ukrainian armored vehicle and
0.16 we&;re heading towards the Russian Bo
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