Kyiv: “We’ve hit N. Korean missile depot in Russia, Iranian missiles next” Ukrainian drones strike Russian ammo depot in Voronezh Oblast, allegedly destroying North Korean missiles.
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Enemy strikes on Kharkiv industrial garden and Mala Danylivka
Enemy strikes on Kharkiv were recorded. Previously, the garden society in the Industrial district came under attack. Another strike was recorded in the village of Mala Danylivka in the suburbs of Kharkiv in the private sector.
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Ukrainians Persevere and Win Against All Odds
Ukrainians persevering and winning against all odds is quintessential Ukraine. Congrats to Viktor Didukh bringing home 18th Paralympics gold.
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Post shows dead child killed by Russians at war
Here’s our statement, you don’t need to read it. It’d suffice looking at the dead child in a coffin whom “Russians at war” killed
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Budanov: Russia to face significant changes in its security bloc
Russia awaits significant changes in its security bloc, – Budanov http://
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Sniper Oleksandra Receives Night Vision Optics
Sniper Oleksandra is now using true stereo night vision goggles with 3rd generation white phosphor tubes – all thanks to you, our readers (€6,500)! "Thanks to everyone who chose not to stay on the sidelines – now we can work more efficiently and with less risk to our lives! I am
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Russian command flaws, inter-agency hate, and disrupted transport create Kremlin dilemma
@carlbildt I think it is because their command system is severely flawed. The FSB and the General Staff hate each other and won’t cooperate. Plus AFU are disrupting the transportation network. I think the Kremlin actually doesn’t know what to do right now. Horns of a dilemma.
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Russian offensive near Pokrovsk reportedly slowing down
Russian offensive near Pokrovsk slowing down, media reports. Russian forces have captured considerably less territory near Pokrovsk over the past week than during earlier periods, the independent Russian outlet Agentstvo reported on Sept. 7.
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Russia: Soviet-era stockpiles running low
Russia has managed to sustain its failing invasion by relying on its vast Soviet-era stockpiles of equipment. However, its losses far outpace production rates, and these large reserves are gradually depleting. This will become a major issue for Russia.
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Russia’s war effort: economic and military reliance on allies, failing objectives.
9/15 russia has required significant economic support from countries like china and india, as well as military assistance from china, north korea, belarus, and iran, to sustain its efforts in the war thus far, all without coming anywhere near its strategic objectives.