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    Polish e-book service Legimi partners with Spotifyโ—Legimi ล‚ฤ…czy siล‚y ze Spotify ( https:// businessinsider.com.pl/gielda/ legimi-laczy-sily-ze-spotify-polskie-tytuly-w-180MmastodonCultureBooks61 h ago

    Polish reading subscription service Legimi has joined forces with Spotify, making Polish titles available through Spotify's audiobook offering in 180 countries. Reaction is mixed: while some welcome the wider reach for Polish books, others criticise Legimi for sharing revenue with a company that has invested in a defence-industry start-up, prompting debate among Polish readers online.

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    Lieutenant Colonel Marcel Bohnert confronts Bundeswehr critics on Hart aber fairโ—Oberstleutnant Marcel Bohnert gegen 20 Bundeswehrkritiker I Hart aber fair 360โ–ถyoutubeWarUkraine984.8K50 min ago

    Lieutenant Colonel Marcel Bohnert appeared on the German talk show Hart aber fair, facing a panel of twenty critics of the Bundeswehr. The debate centres on Germany's military, its readiness and the broader defence debate linked to the war in Ukraine. The segment has drawn large attention, with viewers weighing in on both Bohnert's defence of the armed forces and the critics' arguments.

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    PS5 Jailbreaks Escalating at Unprecedented Paceโ—PS5 Jailbreaks Are Escalating at an Unprecedented PaceYhnScienceSpace Policy12221 min ago

    Reports say jailbreaks for Sony's PlayStation 5 are advancing faster than ever, with hacking methods now spreading more rapidly than at any earlier point in the console's life. The development suggests Sony's security defences are being steadily worn down, raising concerns about piracy, potential firmware crackdowns, and what measures the company may take next.

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    Two Latvian Nationals Arrested at RAF Molesworthโ—Two Latvian Nationals Arrested for Trespassing at RAF Molesworth๐•xSE46315 min ago

    Two Latvian nationals have been arrested for trespassing at RAF Molesworth, a former Royal Air Force base in Cambridgeshire, England. The site previously housed US Air Force facilities and has been linked to past defence infrastructure. The arrests have drawn attention amid heightened concerns about security at UK military sites and incidents involving foreign nationals.

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    Pakistan's parliament sidelined as military deepens Gulf roleโ—As Munir's military takes on Gulf role, Pakistan's parliament is not involvedโœ‰newsWorldDefense54 min ago

    Pakistan's armed forces under army chief Asim Munir are taking on an expanded security role in the Gulf, and the country's parliament has not been consulted or involved in the arrangements. The report highlights the military's dominance over foreign and defence policy, with elected lawmakers left outside decisions on Pakistan's growing commitments to Gulf states.

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    Ukraine strikes Omsk oil refinery deep inside Russiaโ—Ukrainian Defence Forces strike Omsk oil refinery 2,500 km from Ukraine for second time since July โ€“ General Staff #UkraMmastodonWarUkraine050 min ago

    Ukraine's General Staff says its forces have struck the Omsk oil refinery in Siberia, roughly 2,500 km from Ukrainian territory, for the second time since July. The attack targets one of Russia's largest refineries, part of Kyiv's ongoing campaign against Russian oil-processing infrastructure intended to reduce Moscow's fuel revenues and military logistics capacity.

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    DSI Hosts 9th Annual Military Aviation and Air Dominance Summitโ–ผDSIโ€™s 9th Annual Military Aviation & Air Dominance Summitโœ‰newsWorldDefense3 h ago

    Defence and Security Innovation's 9th Annual Military Aviation & Air Dominance Summit brings together military aviation stakeholders to discuss air combat capability, fighter programmes and unmanned systems. The defence industry event is drawing attention as air dominance and future airpower requirements remain a priority for armed forces worldwide.

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    Russia launches 142-drone attack on Ukraine overnightโ—On the night of 8 October (from 18:00 on 7 October), the enemy launched an attack using 142 Shahed-type strike UAVs (82MmastodonWarUkraine29 h ago

    Russian forces launched a large overnight drone attack on Ukraine between the evening of 7 October and the night of 8 October, using 142 Shahed-type strike UAVs, including 82 jet-powered models, along with Gerber drones and decoy drones. According to preliminary figures as of 09:30, Ukrainian air defences shot down or neutralised 126 of the drones.

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    Russia launches overnight drone attack on Ukraine with 142 dronesโ—Russia attacked Ukraine with 142 drones overnight, 126 aerial assets brought downโœ‰newsWarUkraine7 h ago

    Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 142 drones, according to Ukrainian officials. Ukraine's air defence forces reported shooting down 126 of the aerial assets during the assault. The scale of the attack underlines the continued intensity of Russia's nightly drone campaign against Ukrainian territory, with air defence units deployed across the country overnight.

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    Rheinmetall ICEYE delivers dedicated radar imagery to German militaryโ—Rheinmetall ICEYE Space Solutions Provides German Armed Forces with Dedicated Radar Imageryโœ‰newsScienceSpace Policy11 h ago

    Rheinmetall ICEYE Space Solutions is providing the German Armed Forces, the Bundeswehr, with dedicated radar satellite imagery under a new arrangement. The joint venture between Rheinmetall and Finnish radar satellite operator ICEYE gives Germany assured access to all-weather, day-and-night Earth observation data. The announcement has been picked up by space and defence industry outlets, underlining Germany's push to expand sovereign military intelligence capabilities.

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    Open-source platform brings military operational picture to any browserโ—Open-source platform puts the military common operational picture in any browserโœ‰newsTechnologySoftware11 h ago

    An open-source software platform has been developed that allows the military common operational picture to be displayed in any standard web browser, removing the need for specialised proprietary terminals. Reports highlight how browser-based access could make shared situational awareness cheaper and easier to deploy across units and allied forces.