Category: 6. Opinion
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Poland to start fortifying borders with Russia and Belarus by end of 2024
Poland to start fortifying borders with Russia and Belarus by end of 2024 – Euromaidan Press fb7f280160
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Russia severely damages critical infrastructure in Pokrovsk, key Ukrainian logistics hub
The Russian forces have destroyed approximately 80% of critical infrastructure in Pokrovsk, a key logistics hub in eastern Ukraine, according to a local official as per Reuters. In recent months, Russian forces have been steadily advancing in Pokrovsk direction, Donetsk Oblast, aiming to push… Continue Reading
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Ukrainian missile strike kills six North Korean officers in Russian-occupied Donetsk, intelligence sources say
A missile strike on a Russian military training ground near occupied Donetsk has resulted in the deaths of over 20 military personnel, including six North Korean officers, according to sources in Ukrainian military intelligence speaking to Interfax-Ukraine and Kyiv Post. North Korea supplies… Continue Reading
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Ukrainian drones allegedly hit Russian distilleries in Voronezh and Belgorod oblasts
Russian officials claim that Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) allegedly targeted several “civilian enterprises” in Voronezh and Belgorod oblasts overnight. In the recent months, Ukraine intensified drone attacks on Russia, particularly on military targets in regions closer to the… Continue Reading
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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 954: Russia’s elite units suffer heavy losses in Vuhledar battle
Exclusive Military Russia’s elite units suffer more losses in year-long battle for Vuhledar than in 10 years in Chechnya. Two elite Russian naval infantry brigades may have lost up to 40% of their pre-war strength in failed assaults on the Ukrainian town of Vuhledar, according to an… Continue Reading
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FT: Stoltenberg regrets delayed military aid to Ukraine
In his latest interview with the Financial Times, ex-NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg admitted that his greatest regret during his term as head of the Alliance is the delayed delivery of weapons to Ukraine, which could have significantly bolstered its defenses. NATO continues to affirm… Continue Reading
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Estonian spy chief warns: Russia must be strategically defeated
Head of Estonia’s Foreign Intelligence Service Kaupo Rosin says that even if the war is frozen in Ukraine, the military aggression will not be over, according to Deutsche Welle. Rosin has emphasized that Ukraine’s victory is essential for long-term peace. He has also mentioned that in the… Continue Reading
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Latvia raises over $ 219 thousand in aid for Azov brigade
Latvian volunteers collected approximately $219,000 in donations to purchase aid for Ukraine’s National Guard Azov brigade, reports LSM.lv. The Azov Brigade, originally a volunteer militia formed in 2014, is now an official regiment of the National Guard of Ukraine. It has played a… Continue Reading
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Ukrainian rescue team seeks homes for 1,500 animals
Kharkiv volunteers have evacuated 18,800 animals from under fire during the 2.5 years of full-scale war, primarily dogs and cats, but also horses, wolves, and exotic fish, according to UkrInform. The evacuation teams of the organization “Animal Rescue Kharkiv” primarily operate in Kharkiv… Continue Reading
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Russia’s elite units suffer more losses in year-long battle for Vuhledar than in 10 years in Chechnya
Elite units of Russian naval infantry suffered losses in a year of fighting near Vuhledar that are four times higher than their losses during ten years of war in Chechnya, reports BBC Russian Service. Over 200 marines were killed in the battles for this strategic town in eastern Ukraine,… Continue Reading