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Category: 6. Opinion
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Kharkiv hit again: Russian drones damage homes
Overnight on 12 June, Russia again targeted Ukraine with long-range explosive drones. Although the number of drones dropped significantly—from over 400 in recent days to 63 last night—the attack still caused damage to civilian infrastructure and injured civilians.
The Ukrainian Air Force
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1204: Russia’s new drone strategy is terrifyingly simple: higher, faster, more
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5 Russian Helicopters Captured or Destroyed in Ukraine (2022–2025). Russia’s new V2U AI drone hunts Ukraine’s best weapons—so far, it is unjammable. With redundant navigation and AI targeting, Russia’s 1.2-m V2U attack drone can fly and attack without human help. Continue Reading
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Russia simply lying to Trump, Zelenskyy says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia is deceiving Donald Trump and warned that the US president’s response to those lies could determine the future of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
This comes as US President Donald Trump has been stalling new sanctions against Russia, while pushing…Continue Reading
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Trump diplomacy’s new low: Rubio congratulates Russians on Russia Day
On 12 June 2025, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a formal message congratulating the Russian people on Russia Day, which coincided with Kyiv’s announcement that Russian troop losses in Ukraine have surpassed one million.
Rubio’s greetings come as Russia continues its escalated daily…Continue Reading
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Czech president: Russia in “continuous war” with West as NATO eyes 5% spending target
Is Russia at war with Europe? For Czech President Petr Pavel, that is a non-question.
At the GLOBSEC security conference, Pavel delivered a stark assessment of the Russian threat, declaring that Russia views its relationship with Western democracies as “continuous conflict” rather than…
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Canada has yet to deliver confiscated assault rifles to Ukrainian defenders promised last year
Kyiv urgently needs weapons amid the summer offensive, while Canada is still counting the guns, CBC reports. The Canadian federal government has yet to fulfill its commitment to transfer firearms seized through the government’s banned weapons buyback program to Ukraine, despite promises made…
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“I did not betray Russia,” says Serbia’s pro-Russian President Vučić after abstaining from signing Odesa summit declaration
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić made his first official visit to Ukraine on 11 June 2025 since taking office, attending the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit in Odesa but refusing to sign the summit’s final declaration, which condemned Russian aggression and called for expanded…
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Russia recruits elderly in covert sabotage campaign across Ukraine and Europe
They call you — and suddenly, you’re an “agent,” without even realizing it. Ukrainian law enforcement is reporting a surge in cases where the Russians target pensioners by phone, impersonating officers from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) or the National Police. Victims are then…
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Russia loses one million soldiers: Moscow’s casualties reach seven figures, Ukraine says
On 12 June 2025, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced that Russian military personnel losses since 24 February 2022 have reached 1,000,340, coinciding with Russia’s national holiday, so-called Russia Day.
This comes as the US presses for Kyiv-Moscow negotiations,…Continue Reading