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''...Atesh was formed by ethnic Ukrainian, Russian and Crimean Tatars in occupied Crimea in the summer of 2022.

It now has more than 2,000 resistance fighters operating in the shadows across all occupied territories and in Russia itself, infiltrating deep within the Russian military, a spokesman from Atesh told The Telegraph. "We are constantly growing," he added
...''

 
Indian enterprises are reportedly increasing exports of dual-use technologies to Russia, in part thanks to large Russian reserves of rupees from oil sales to India. Bloomberg reported on October 11 that US and European officials stated that India has become the second largest supplier of restricted technologies, such as microchips, circuits, and machine tools, to Russia – after the People's Republic of China (PRC).[26] Monthly Indian exports of these technologies reportedly doubled to $60 million in both April and May 2024 as compared to unspecified months earlier in 2024 and increased to $95 million in July 2024. Bloomberg reported that the official sources stated that about one-fifth of "sensitive" technologies imported by the Russian defense industrial base (DIB) come via India. Russia's large stocks of Indian rupees following Russian oil sales to India are reportedly driving the growth of Russian imports from India. The Financial Times similarly reported in September 2024 that leaked documents revealed that Russia has been covertly acquiring sensitive dual-use electronics from India with "significant reserves" of Indian rupees amassed by Russian banks from increasing oil sales to India.[27] It is unclear to what extent private Indian businesses or state enterprises are exporting these technologies to Russia, but Indian firms appear to nonetheless be helping Russia sustain its war effort in Ukraine. These reports come against the backdrop of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's August 2024 visit to Ukraine, during which he rhetorically highlighted the principles of international law, including sovereignty and territorial integrity, in discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.[28] Reported transfers of Indian artillery shells through European intermediaries to Ukraine have also reportedly generated tensions in the Russian-Indian relationship.[29]

 
''...Atesh was formed by ethnic Ukrainian, Russian and Crimean Tatars in occupied Crimea in the summer of 2022.

It now has more than 2,000 resistance fighters operating in the shadows across all occupied territories and in Russia itself, infiltrating deep within the Russian military, a spokesman from Atesh told The Telegraph. "We are constantly growing," he added
...''

While it's great that the resistance is gaining momentum, I'm disappointed that a news outlet would publish such detailed info...
 
From todays Mick Ryan report - Aus is actually doing better than I thought tho still well behind Canada.
I also note that most of the countries certain politicians claim are not pulling their weight are doing more than the USA and several other NATO members.

Aus still needs to do better, in my opinion.

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Agreed re Australia needing to do better. Looking especially at the retired M1A1s.

Here is Mick's full article:


You can also see the full Kiel update a couple of pages back (post #34272), which provides a lot of data
 
 

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