CNN: How is the morale in Ukraine? Me: Before the horrific attack on the children's hospital, the mood was getting better. Although there were blackouts and people were dying, the military had been able to hold the ground in Kharkiv. 6/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine watches US election with anticipation and fear
CNN: Do Ukrainians worry about the U.S. election? Me: We aim to stay bipartisan and not get involved in U.S. politics. However, the U.S. elections profoundly impact future foreign policy, European security, and particularly Ukraine. So, we watch with anticipation and fear 4/
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Hope for US reliability, fear of Russian propaganda impact
We hope the U.S. remains a strong, reliable partner for Europe, NATO, and Ukraine. We believe that's what the American people want. Yet, Russian propaganda is effective, and we fear it might delay and undermine support, leading to mistakes that will cost lives 5/
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Delayed air defense systems cause deaths, Kyiv resident warns
CNN: Were Ukrainian defenses overwhelmed? Me: I've lived in Kyiv throughout the war. This time it felt like there was less air defense. Systems might have been delayed. Bureaucrats in the EU and Washington need to know that every time they delay paperwork, real people die /
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Ukraine to Target Russian Military and Oil Infrastructure After Hospital Attack
CNN: The Russian attack on the children's hospital. Will Ukraine respond? Me: This atrocity makes me furious. Yes, Ukraine will target military and oil infrastructure in Russia as a response. We've already seen attacks on Russian oil deposits this morning 2/
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Mylovanov on Ukraine response to hospital attack, US election, morale, Kharkiv
The brutal Russian attack on the children's hospital outraged me, and I wrote about how Ukraine should respond.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 10 juillet 2024
CNN interviewed me about this. But we also talked about the U.S. election impact on Ukraine, morale in Kyiv, and Russia's failed offensive in Kharkiv. 1/ pic.twitter.com/RcXze7qTbXThe brutal Russian attack on the children's hospital outraged me, and I wrote about how Ukraine should respond. CNN interviewed me about this. But we also talked about the U.S. election impact on Ukraine, morale in Kyiv, and Russia's failed offensive in Kharkiv. 1/
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Russia fails to capture regional capitals
Despite being the invader, Russia has not succeeded in capturing any of the 23 regional capitals and special status cities in the 2.5 years of war, despite sustaining 500,000 casualties. If this is considered a strategic upper hand in an invasion, it may be necessary for you to re-evaluate your perspective.
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TCK issued nearly 12,000 fines for violating military registration rules
TCK have issued nearly 12,000 fines for violating military registration rules since the beginning of the year https://ift.tt/bmtd41p #liga #news
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Ukraine reports enemy combat losses: personnel, tanks, artillery, aircraft
The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 10.07.24 were approximately:
personnel β about 554510 (+1100) persons
tanks β 8180 (+2)
APV β 15715 (+11)
artillery systems β 15051 (+36)
MLRS β 1115 (+0)
Anti-aircraft warfare systems β 883 (+3)
aircraft β 361 (+0) -

14 attacked UAVs destroyed over Southern Ukraine
On the night of July 10, 2024, the enemy attacked with one Iskander-M ballistic missile and four Kh-59/Kh-69 guided air missiles, as well as 20 Shahed-type UAVs. As a result of combat actions, 14 Shahed UAVs were shot down in Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson.
