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Ukraine receives NASAMS missiles and F-16s as attacks escalate

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Ukraine received a new batch of NASAMS air defense missiles and three F-16 fighter jets from Belgium, with President Zelensky highlighting ongoing efforts to bolster defense against Russian attacks.

Zelensky announced the delivery of NASAMS missiles on Sept 29, alongside a pledge to secure Patriot system missiles from allies. Belgium will transfer three F-16s by year-end, with prior deliveries of ammunition from Spain and Belgium.

Russian drone attacks have intensified, with 29 jet-powered drones downed in recent strikes, prompting calls for more defensive measures. Zelensky emphasized the need for continued support to counter escalating threats.

Zelensky reiterated that self-regulation is insufficient for AI safety, advocating for external oversight to address potential risks from AI systems.

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  1. kyiv-independent — Ukraine receives air defense missiles for NASAMS systems, Zelensky says amid shortage ·
  2. daily-maverick — Belgium to transfer three F-16s to Ukraine this year, Zelenskiy says ·
  3. pbs-newshour — Self-regulation 'not enough' for AI safety, Gary Marcus says ·

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