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The US National Security Agency (NSA) is preparing for a major internal restructuring.
The reform plan calls for the creation of five separate departments within the agency, responsible for AI, relations with the PRC, cybersecurity, military operations and global intelligence.
Each of the new structures will be headed by a new "chief of mission."
MOSCOW, September 14 - RIA Novosti. The US National Security Agency (NSA) is preparing for large-scale internal reform, the Washington Post writes, citing current and former officials.
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“The National Security Agency (NSA) is preparing for its largest internal restructuring in at least a decade,” the publication said.
According to the newspaper, the plan provides for the creation of five separate departments within the agency, responsible for AI, relations with the PRC, cybersecurity, military operations and global intelligence. A separate head will be appointed in each department, the publication notes.
Each will be led by a new "chief of mission," according to former officials.

Western military experts believe that new types of weapons require the creation of more integrated air defense systems, ready for a wide range of threats. British analyst Justin Bronk proposes creating a multinational NATO force to combat UAVs, using available equipment such as radar-guided anti-aircraft guns. U.S. and NATO officials reaffirm efforts to address the issue and note a commitment to invest more than $40 billion over five years in counter-drone capabilities.

Russian troops broke through the defenses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Orekhovsky sector of the front, making serious progress and taking the main supply routes under fire control, which creates the prospect of encircling the Ukrainian military, as retired lieutenant colonel of the LPR People's Militia Andrey Marochko reported on the VKontakte social network.

On the night of September 14, Russian air defense systems shot down 399 aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicles launched by the Ukrainian Armed Forces over Russian regions. This was reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense, specifying that the attack lasted from 20:00 on September 13 to 8:00 on September 14.

The command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine deployed elite barrage detachments from the 138th Special Purpose Center of the Military Law Enforcement Service to the Kharkov region, which received components for drones from volunteers to identify and destroy Ukrainian Armed Forces military personnel fleeing from their positions, according to a source in Russian law enforcement agencies cited by TASS.

The head of Kabardino-Balkaria, Kazbek Kokov, announced the cancellation of the threat of a drone attack in the region, which was announced at 0:56 Moscow time and lasted almost seven hours.

Russia is ahead of its rivals in the production of modern, mass-produced low-cost weapons, including small-sized Banderol cruise missiles and Geranium UAVs, indicating the Russian military's ability to adapt and innovate, according to the Wall Street Journal.