Category: 6. Opinion
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Ukraine’s General Staff confirms successful attack on Khanskaya airfield in Russia
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the attack on the Russian Adygea airbase on 10 October, stating, “Tonight, a fire strike was carried out on the Khanskaya airfield in the Republic of Adygea of the Russian Federation. In particular, the ammunition depot located on the… Continue Reading
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Antonov’s latest military transport aircraft touches down in Poland
The prototype of the Ukrainian An-178-100R military transport aircraft has successfully flown to Poland, as reported by Zbiam. According to the Polish airport’s press service, the aircraft arrived at Bydgoszcz Ignacy Jan Paderewski Airport on 9 October. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of… Continue Reading
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AP: Russia dupes African women into making drones for its war in Ukraine
Russia is actively recruiting women from Africa and South Asia to work in factories producing Iranian-designed attack drones for use in Ukraine, according to a report by AP. The recruitment drive, aimed at filling urgent labor shortages in wartime Russia, has put key weapons production in the… Continue Reading
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ISW: Russia intensifies mechanized assaults in Ukraine before fall weather sets in
According to a 9 October report by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Russian forces are ramping up mechanized assaults in Ukraine in a bid to make significant tactical advances before fall weather conditions degrade maneuverability. The report notes that the Russian military command… Continue Reading
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Unilever exits Russian market after 2.5 years of Russia’s all-out war in Ukraine
Unilever, the global consumer goods giant, has announced the completion of its Russian subsidiary sale to Arnest Group, a local manufacturer of perfume, cosmetics, and household products. This move marks the end of Unilever’s presence in Russia after 2.5 years of Moscow’s full-scale… Continue Reading
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Ukraine opens officer ranks to foreigners in new military law
Ukraine’s Parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, has passed a law allowing foreigners and stateless persons to hold officer positions in the country’s Armed Forces, National Guard, and State Special Transport Service. This new legislation builds upon a previous law passed on 20 August, which… Continue Reading
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Zelenskyy meets UK PM Starmer and NATO chief Rutte in London for crucial talks
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in London on 10 October for crucial talks with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. The visit is part of Zelenskyy’s ongoing efforts to secure increased military support from Western allies in the face of… Continue Reading
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Cost-effective steel-screen Ukrainian solution outperforms Russian “turtle” tank protection
Recently, Ukrainian company Metinvest has developed a solution to protect military vehicles from FPV drone attacks, as part of its “Steel Front” initiative. The steel screens colloquially known as “cope cages,” designed to safeguard tanks and other armored vehicles, offer enhanced… Continue Reading
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Death toll rises to seven in Russian missile attack on Odesa port, Panama-flagged container ship damaged
The death toll from Russian missile attacks on Odesa Oblast’s port infrastructure has risen to seven, as reported by Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Oblast Military Administration, on 10 October. The yesterday’s Russian resulted in damage to a civilian vessel, the container ship Shui Spirit,… Continue Reading
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France begins training Ukrainian Anna of Kyiv Brigade, pledges equipment support
France has begun training 2,300 Ukrainian soldiers for the newly formed Anna of Kyiv Brigade, marking a significant expansion of its military support for Ukraine. The comprehensive training program is taking place in the Grand-Est region of eastern France, as announced by French President… Continue Reading