内容摘要：Faustin Ndikumana, an economist and anti-corruption activist, believes Burundi's situation will not improve any time soon.

Faustin Ndikumana, an economist and anti-corruption activist, believes Burundi's situation will not improve any time soon.

The latest footage strongly implies that drones hit the circular radar domes of the two A-50s parked at the Ivanovo Severny airbase, north-east of Moscow.However, since the video feed cuts out at the moment of impact, this is hard to completely verify.

Satellite imagery, which clearly displays the wreckage of numerous bombers, is inconclusive when it comes to the A-50.But Russia's fleet of these crucial aircraft could now be down to as few as four."Restarting production of the A-50 is presently highly unlikely, due to difficulties with import substitution and the destruction of production facilities," defence analyst Serhii Kuzan told me.

"As such, every loss of this type of aircraft constitutes a strategic problem for Russia, one it cannot quickly compensate for."Earlier on Wednesday, the SBU offered a brief glimpse into another of Sunday's remarkable features: the use of specially constructed containers, mounted on flatbed trucks, to transport armed drones to sites close to the four Russian airbases.

Two videos show a truck carrying what appear to be two wooden mobile homes, complete with windows and doors.

In one video, roof panels are clearly visible. Reports suggest these were retracted or otherwise removed shortly before the attacks began, allowing dozens of drones stored inside to take off.Despite all this Mr Varvill's own epitaph for the business overshadows technological milestones. "We failed because we ran out of money."

A West Yorkshire art gallery is attempting to raise sufficient funds to purchase a Dame Barbara Hepworth sculpture "for the nation".The Hepworth Wakefield wants to buy Sculpture With Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue And Red, created in the 1940s, in order for it to go on permanent public display.

The oval-shaped piece, which sold for more than £3.5m in 2024, was later given apreventing it from leaving the country - providing a UK gallery the chance to acquire it.