"We hope that Western friends of Ukraine and other 'commentators' will more intensively supplement their humanistic calls for peace with realistic proposals to ensure true security for Ukrainians from further Russian aggression." 5/
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Ukrainians feel betrayed by peace calls lacking genuine protection from Russia
Ukrainians feel insulted and betrayed by peace calls that don't provide genuine protection against Russia, leaving Ukraine exposed to future Russian aggression. 4/
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Ukraine fears Western abandonment post-war without security guarantees.
In my view, the real concern is that Ukrainians fear the West will forget about them after the war. Without solid security guarantees, Ukraine risks being left to Russia. 3/
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Ukrainians refuse peace without solid security guarantees, poll shows
Do Ukrainians refuse peace because they are unwilling to trade territory? New polls show territory is not the issue. But Ukrainians won't accept any peace deal without solid security guarantees, fearing the next Russian invasion will be worse than the current one 1/
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Ukrainians open to peace talks but prioritize security guarantees
"Although Ukrainians are flexible and open to discussions about the parameters of peace agreements, they are clearly not agreeing to 'peace on any terms'. The issue of security and protection from future invasions is critically important, even a priority" 2/
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Russia launches double missile strike on Kharkiv
On the morning of July 24, Russian troops launched a double missile attack on Kharkiv. One person was killed as a result of the strike, said Mayor Ihor Terekhov. The Russians first struck an industrial area in one of Kharkiv's districts.
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Survey: Third of Ukrainians Now Willing to Cede Land for Peace
Number of Ukrainians Ready to Concede Territory for Peace Triples While a new survey still shows the majority of Ukrainians against making territorial concessions to Russia, almost a third would now accept it if it could bring peace.
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Russian tanks double, artillery triple, losses three times Ukraine’s
Since 2022, the number of Russian tanks has doubled – from 1,700 to 3,500, and artillery systems – tripled – Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Sirsky for The Guardian. Russia has three times higher losses than Ukraine, and "in some directions even more";
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Syrskyi: Ukraine will win despite Russian advantages, F-16s, drones, Crimea
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi, #Ukraine's commander-in-chief. "I know we will win – and how," he said, while acknowledging Russia has a "significant advantage" in soldiers and resources. Also: F-16s, drones, Crimea
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17/23 Shahed and 8 Recon UAVs Shot Down by Air Force
17/23 "Shahed" AND 8 RECONNAISSANCE UAVS SHOT DOWN — Air Force of Ukraine