⚡️🇺🇦M142 HIMARS strikes on pontoon crossings over the Seym river in the Kursk region pic.twitter.com/p2Va586FAw
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M142 HIMARS strikes on pontoon crossings over the Seym River in the Kursk region
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HIMARS strikes pontoon bridges over Seym River
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Belgium pledges $165 million to restore infrastructure in Kyiv, Chernihiv oblasts
Belgium pledges $165 million to restore infrastructure in Kyiv, Chernihiv oblasts.
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Russian Atrocities in Ukraine Despite Western Restrictions
Another atrocity inflicted on the Ukrainian people by Russian aircraft flying from airbases Ukraine is forbidden from striking with Western weaponry due to wrongheaded concerns about “escalation”. https://t.co/ANynQqcd4C
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 30 août 2024Another war crime committed against the Ukrainian people by Russian aircraft, launched from bases Ukraine is barred from striking with Western weapons due to misguided fears of 'escalation'.
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Russian progress in Chasiv Yar less than reported
Russian progress in the town of Chasiv Yar not as much as previously reported by command.
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Mongolia recognizes ICC jurisdiction; arrest warrant for Putin
Mongolia recognizes the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court, and the latter issued an arrest warrant for Putin on charges of illegally forcibly transferring Ukrainian children to Russia.
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Russians may need to seize purple area before attacking Pokrovsk to secure E50 route
The Russiansq will probably have to capture most of the area marked with purple before starting their attacks on Pokrovsk in order to secure the E50 logistical route.
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Russian forces likely control Karlivka dam and E50 highway to Novohrodivka.
It seems RU forces have taken positions on both sides of the dam in Karlivka which means they possibly control karlivka and the E50 all the way to Novohrodivka.
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Ukrenergo chief may face dismissal amid energy security and corruption probe
Ukrenergo chief may face dismissal amid energy security concerns and corruption probe, media claims. The head of Ukraine's state grid operator Ukrenergo, Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, may face dismissal "in the near future," Economic Pravda reported on Aug. 30, citing unnamed
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Kharkiv attack death toll rises to 6
Update: Death toll of Russian attack on Kharkiv rises to 6. Russian forces attacked the city of Kharkiv on Aug. 30 with UMPB D-30 munitions, killing at least six people, including a child, and injuring 55 others, local authorities reported.
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EU to train 15,000 more Ukrainian troops by year-end
Borrell: EU to train 15K more Ukrainian military by end of year EU defense ministers agreed to expand the EUMAM mission, which has already trained 60K Ukrainian troops, calling it the “most successful training mission” ever organized by the EU.