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Mass attack! Ukraine launches largest drone, missile raid in months, downs two Russian jets. Hundreds of Ukrainian drones and missiles struck behind the front line on May 3. But can Ukraine’s ground forces take advantage of the raids? |
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In the early hours of 4 May, Russia launched a massive wave of 165 drones against Ukraine, the country’s Air Force says. According to the State Emergency Service (DSNS), drone impacts caused significant fires and damage to homes, vehicles, and infrastructure, injuring 12 civilians. Three more…
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The high-profile US-Ukraine mineral extraction deal—promoted earlier as a breakthrough in strategic partnership—faces serious obstacles due to outdated geological data, war risks, and weak rare earth reserves, according to industry experts cited by the Washington Post on 3 May.
Senior Russian officials are setting informational conditions that could “support future military operations against Lithuania” or other NATO countries, according to a 3 May assessment by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). The US-based think tank cited recent propaganda efforts…
In a dramatic overnight assault on 3 May, Ukraine launched hundreds of drones and missiles across land, sea, and air—destroying two Russian jets and striking deep into occupied Crimea.
Russian losses include two warplanes, marking Russia’s heaviest one-day aerial loss in many…
Lithuania has implemented additional restrictions for Russian and Belarusian citizens that took effect on 3 May, RFE/RL reported. Under the new law passed by Lithuania’s Seimas (parliament), Russian citizens will lose their residence permits if they travel to Russia or Belarus more than once…
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Russian forces have likely suffered approximately 950,000 casualties since launching the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, with 2025 potentially becoming the deadliest year yet for Moscow’s troops, according to a UK Defence Intelligence update released on 3 May 2025.
“This would be the…