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Des vidéos montrent l’utilisation d’un avion d’entrainement soviétique utilisé par l’armée ukrainienne pour chasser les drones. Cette méthode aurait déjà fait ses preuves. Dans la guerre entre la Russie et l’Ukraine, la course à l’armement passe par l’improvisation. L’armée ukrainienne a encore montré un bel exemple de recyclage militaire avec le déploiement d’un avion de l’ère soviétique pour abattre des drones. Plusieurs vidéos publiées fin juin 2024 sur Telegram et les réseaux sociaux montrent des Yak-52, un ancien modèle dédié à l’entrainement et à la voltige, chassant dans le ciel. Des images capturées par un drone russe permettent d’en savoir plus sur les méthodes de l’armée ukrainienne. Il semblerait que les Ukrainiens reprennent des méthodes de la Première Guerre mondiale, réactualisées avec des armes plus modernes. Le pilote se charge de s’approcher des drones pendant que le second utilise soit un fusil anti-drone pour brouiller la connexion ou tout simplement un fusil conventionnel pour abattre l’engin.
At least 120,000 people attend a rally for hostages in Tel Aviv according to the Hostages and Missing Persons Families Forum Headquarters. The hostages were taken by Hamas following the militant group's unprecedented October 7 attack on southern Israel. Marking the 100 days mark since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, the rally will go on for 24 hours until the evening of 14 January. IMAGES
At least 2,000 people attend an anti-government protest at Habima square in Tel Aviv, as the Israel-Hamas war nears its 100 days mark. The war, in which Israel has vowed to destroy Hamas, began when the militants launched an unprecedented attack on October 7 that resulted in about 1,140 deaths in Israel, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official figures. Israel's relentless bombardment of Gaza since then has killed at least 23,843 people, mostly women and children, according to the latest toll reported by the health ministry of the Hamas-run Gaza Strip. IMAGES
Israelis gather in Tel Aviv calling for the release of hostages. Hamas said that it was delaying the release of a second group of Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners until Israel complies with a truce agreement, in a bitter blow to relatives. IMAGES
Indonesian President Joko Widodo tells G20 members they must avoid another world war as he opens a leaders' summit dominated by Russia's invasion of Ukraine in Bali. SOUNDBITE
Ukrainians get off a bus in the Polish town of Korczowa, next to the border between Poland and Ukraine, as they flee the Russian invasion of their country. UNHCR figures show that 454,000 people have fled from Ukraine to Poland. IMAGES
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