Ukraine can strike military objects in Russia because it is legitimate under international law as part of our self-defense. Moreover, Ukraine has the full right to strike military targets, whether located in Ukraine's temporarily occupied territory or in Russia’s territory.
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Ukraine gains capability to hit Russian military targets with Western arms
For over 2 years, Russia has been feeling free to target civilian infrastructure in Ukrainian territory, killing and injuring people. At the same time, Ukraine had a limited ability to hit the military targets inside Russia with Western weapons – but now this pattern is changing
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Ukraine justifies strikes on Russian military targets with partner support
Ukraine’s strikes on Russia’s military targets, including those on territory, are just & fair. We are grateful to our partners who have supported Ukraine in its legitimate right – our joint decisions make us stronger. Why this is so important and right? Read the thread
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Story of transforming a Russian T-80 into burning scrap
A story of the transformation of a russian T-80 tank into burning scrap metal.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 3 juin 2024
📹: 109th @TDF_UA Brigade pic.twitter.com/TeONQdQmY2A story of the transformation of a Russian T-80 tank into burning scrap metal. : 109th @TDF_UA Brigade
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VP Harris and Sullivan to Represent US at Ukraine Peace Summit
The Vice President Kamala Harris will travel to Lucerne to participate in the Summit on Peace in Ukraine. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will join the Vice President in representing the United States at the Summit.
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Swiss Parliament Rejects 5 Billion Franc Aid Package for Ukraine
The upper house of the Swiss parliament rejected a plan to provide 5 billion francs in aid to Ukraine. http://
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Support for Ukrainian Invictus Games team
5. Вболівайте за наших та поширюйте цей тред! Героям слава! #InvictusGames
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Italy’s second SAMP/T system to be returned, delivery to Ukraine uncertain
The system should be returned to Italy soon, but it is unknown when it will be delivered to Ukraine. The delivery of the second SAMP/T is related to Kyiv's calls in recent months for more air defense systems amid Russian attacks on civilian and energy infrastructure.
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Italy may send Ukraine another SAMP/T system
Italy may send another SAMP/T air defense system to Ukraine, currently stationed in Kuwait. This decision follows Kyiv's request for additional air defense systems to counter Russian attacks, Reuters reports, citing an anonymous source.
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Ex-US Soldier Extradited from Ukraine for 2018 Double Homicide, Robbery
And here's the DOJ press release on Craig Lang's extradition to the US, with quite a headline: 'Former U.S. Soldier Turned Foreign Fighter Extradited from Ukraine to the United States for 2018 Double Homicide, Armed Robbery, Immigration Document Offenses, Aggravated Identity
