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Daily report of Russian military losses in Ukraine
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Lithuania funds Ukrainian “Palianytsia” jet drone production for attacks on Russia
Lithuania allocates EUR 10 million for the production of the Ukrainian “Palianytsia” jet drones to facilitate attacks on Russian territory Palianytsia is part of Ukraine’s growing defense industry, which now needs more funding to continue production growth beyond the $7 billion
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Estimated Enemy Combat Losses in Ukraine
The estimated total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 07.09.24 personnel ‒ about 623,990 (+1,270) persons
tanks ‒ 8,632 (+1)
troop-carrying AFVs ‒ 16,878 (+0)
artillery systems ‒ 17,774 (+29)
MLRS ‒ 1,178 (+0)
anti-aircraft systems ‒ 942 (+1)
aircraft ‒ 368 (+0)
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Line on sending reinforcements to Pokrovsk and its effects
Ukraine sending reinforcements to Pokrovsk seems to be helping already, but it is a bit too early to draw conclusions about how things will evolve in that area
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Russian drone wreckage found near parliament
Wreckage of Russian drones found near the Verkhovna Rada building – press service. No damage was observed.
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Ukraine’s Day of Defence Intelligence honors courage and freedom
Today is Ukraine’s Day of Defence Intelligence, an honouring of those whose courage never falter as they carry out missions in Ukraine's interest. They defend our freedom daily, reducing the enemy’s ability to wage war. Glory to Ukraine’s Military Intelligence! @DI_Ukraine
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Norway’s war profits vs. minimal aid questioned
7/12 Many European countries are capable of doing much more. For example, Norway is earning tens of billions annually from this war, yet its aid remains minimal in comparison. Norway could easily triple its assistance without it having a significant impact on its own economy.
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No repeat of US aid crisis to Ukraine
We cannot allow a situation like early 2024 to happen again, when there was no US aid and Ukraine struggled on the front lines due to insufficient support.
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US elections shouldn’t delay Ukraine aid
We also cannot wait for the US elections to determine if their disengagement from Ukraine and Europe is partial or complete before recognizing that it is our responsibility to assist Ukraine.
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Europe must urgently boost Ukraine aid
Europe cannot afford to delay increasing its aid to Ukraine until after the US election results. Ukraine is part of Europe, and it is our responsibility to provide greater support to Ukraine than it is for the United States.