French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that his country has now overtaken the US as the main provider of intelligence to Ukraine, “Where Ukraine was overwhelmingly dependent on American intelligence capacity, a year ago, two-thirds is today provided by France. Two-thirds,” Macron said in a New Year's speech to the French military.

Su-27 “Flanker” jet with the Ukrainian Air Force (UAF) taking off an airfield while loaded with 2x R-73 Infrared-Guided Air-to-Air (AA) Short-Range Missiles and 4x R-27ER AA Long-Range Missiles.

Still picture from a footage from yesterday, Jan. 19, of a Long-range drone with the Ukrainian Unmanned System Forces (SBS) striking a Russian 9A84 Launcher-loader Support Vehicle with a S-300V Surface-to-Air Battery in the Luhansk region, east of Ukraine.

One of the 12-14x US Air Force F-15E “Strike Eagles” that arrived this week in Jordan, assigned to the 494th Expeditionary Fighter Squadron, landing in Muaffaq al-Salti (OJMS) Air Base.

That dude putting this 🤮 emoji everywhere needs to be put in a psychological asylum.

During a press conference in the capital Nuuk, Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said that the US is not likely to use military force against Greenland, “but an attack cannot be completely ruled out,” as US President Donald Trump continues to threaten taking over the territory.

Asked how far he was willing to go to acquire Greenland during a press conference in the White House, US President Donald Trump again failed to rule out a military action, telling the journalists around him: “You’ll find out.”

In a notable shift from the text message he sent to Norwegian Prime Minister on Monday that he no longer felt “an obligation to think purely of peace,” Trump stated that he will work something out “where NATO is going to be very happy and where we’re (The US) going to be very happy,” when asked near the end of his press conference in the James Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House about whether splintering was worth his pursuit of the Arctic territory of Greenland.

3x C-17A “Globemasters” with the US Air Force are continuing the series of offloads in Jordan’s Muaffaq al-Salti Air Base (OJMS), with RCH835 offloading at OJMS and heading to Ramstien AB in Germany, while a flight of RCH854 & RCH856 is en route to OJMS, all coming from RAF Lakenheath in the UK.

Meanwhile — A US Navy P-8A “Poseidon” Maritime Surveillance plane departed Bahrain and is currently conducting a surveillance mission over the Arabian Gulf, off the shores of Iran, following a recent flight of a Air Force MQ-4C “Triton” Surveillance drone in a similar pattern.

Additional USAF C-17A (CS: RCH839) en route to al-Odeid Air Base in Qatar after departing Germany’s Ramstein AB.

First active appearance of the newly-purchased French H225M “Caracal” Long-range Multi-role Helicopter with the Iraqi Army in a reconnaissance mission, seen as the Chief of Staff board it during a visit to the 4th Battalion of the 102nd Brigade of the Army’s 25th Division in Central Iraq.

A Su-27 “Flanker” with a Tactical Aviation Brigade in the Ukrainian Air Force returning to its airfield after supporting Ukrainian Army troops in the direction of Kharkiv, where it dropped a pair of US-made Extended-Range Joint Direct-Attack Munitions (JDAM-ERs).

Source: Airteam_ua

A F-16IQ “Fighting Falcon” with the Iraqi Air Force seen yesterday over Maysan, southern Iraq.

Example of a PTM-3 Magnet Mine dropped by a Russian Geran-2 drone near a railway. It was then removed by Ukrainian Police.

8x refueling tankers with the US Air Force (USAF) are crossing the Atlantic Ocean en route to several bases in Europe and the Middle East, including Moron AB in Spain.