The head of the Russian State Duma's defense committee, Andrei Kartapolov, said that the Russian military will consider the F-16 fighter jets provided to Ukraine—even if based abroad—legitimate targets if they participate in combat missions.
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Ukraine destroys Russian air defense systems in Crimea
#Ukraine Blows Up One S-400 Division, Two S-300s in #Crimea Ukraine's defense forces destroyed Russian anti-aircraft missile systems in the temporarily occupied Crimea, causing significant losses to Russian #airdefense in Crimea.
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Russie transforme ses ATV en “tortues” face aux drones ukrainiens
The ATVs and motorcycles used by #Russia to speed up their infantry attacks around Kharkiv and #Avdiivka were easy prey for Ukrainian FPV #drones, so now they are turning them into “turtles” too.
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Attack by Russian troops on Derhachiv community
On the morning of June 10, Russian occupation forces attacked the Derhachiv community in Kharkiv region, said the head of the Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov. One civilian man was reported dead, and two other people were wounded.
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Russian attacks on Kharkiv and Kherson: 1 dead, 3 injured
Russian attacks on Kharkiv and Kherson oblasts on June 10 killed one person and injured three, including a 102-year-old woman, local authorities reported.
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Steady support for Ukraine in a protracted war
15/16 Nevertheless, it's crucial to understand that this process will likely take years to unfold, as Russians tend to be slow in recognizing the unwinnable nature of this war, largely due to effective propaganda. Ukraine will require our unwavering support throughout this period.
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Ukraine wins as Russia fails goals
Ukraine's victory will not come from reclaiming territory, since even if it does, it won't end the conflict. Instead, Ukraine will prevail because Russia will fail to achieve its strategic objectives.
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Russia losing more gear than it produces
Russia is losing more equipment than it is producing and is sustained by its huge Soviet-era equipment reserves. However, these reserves are expected to be exhausted within the next 24 months, and Russia is not going to increase production enough to offset this shortfall.
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Russia must encircle Kyiv to defeat Ukraine
For Russia to achieve this, it would need to at least encircle Kyiv, if not more. As long as Russia fails to reach its initial objectives, Ukraine remains a sovereign country and emerges as the victor of the war.
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Long-term European commitments to Ukraine
Several European countries have already made long-term commitments to Ukraine, and many more are expected to follow suit. Macron has also recognized the existential nature of the war for Europe and is unlikely to change his stance on it.