75 Ukrainians — defenders of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard, border guards, and 4 civilians, have returned home from Russian captivity! Every Ukrainian defender and unlawfully detained civilian will surely be released and returned to Ukraine Welcome back!
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The nightmare is over: mom returns from captivity & hugs son
"The nightmare is over" – a mom returns from Russian captivity and hugs her son.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 31 mai 2024
They haven't seen each other for over two years.
The mom was at Azovstal. Little Dmytro was returned to Ukraine from temporarily occupied territories. His birthday was on May 24th, and he got the… https://t.co/WS1WHfvWEl pic.twitter.com/8D6wsLD2sF"The nightmare is over" – a mom returns from Russian captivity and hugs her son. They haven't seen each other for over two years. The mom was at Azovstal. Little Dmytro was returned to Ukraine from temporarily occupied territories. His birthday was on May 24th, and he got the
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Russia fails against Ukrainian offensive
What this Russian offensive has accomplished is prompting Ukraine's allies to permit strikes on Russian soil for the first time in 27 months. This represents a significant failure for Russia.
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Kharkiv’s Northern Offensive: A Strategic Failure
The diversionary offensive north of Kharkiv has proven to be a strategic blunder. It has failed to achieve its military objective of diverting significant Ukrainian reserves and has also fallen short of its political goal of establishing a buffer zone to protect Belgorod.
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Russie stationne troupes près frontière ukrainienne
7/13 russia has troops stationed in Kursk Oblast and Bryansk Oblast, which could potentially attempt to cross the border as diversionary attacks. Even after this change, Ukraine is still not permitted to target them.
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Questions sur l’autorisation des frappes ukrainiennes
5/13 There are lingering questions: will the US permit Ukraine to down Mig31 interceptors carrying Kinzhals or Su34 bombers releasing glide bombs, given that both operate from russian airspace?
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Positive but limited development for Ukraine
This is a positive development for Ukraine. However, it represents only a partial lifting of the ban, as it is geographically limited and does not encompass longer-range weapons.
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US authorizes strikes in Russia with US weapons
The Biden administration has discreetly authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied weapons to carry out strikes inside Russia, specifically in the vicinity of Kharkiv, as reported by three U.S. officials and two other sources familiar with the decision on Thursday.
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Ukraine and Iceland sign long-term bilateral agreement in Stockholm
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky and Iceland's Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson signed a long-term bilateral agreement between the two countries in Stockholm on May 31.
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Two Russian rail ferries damaged in Ukrainian missile attack on Kerch
Russian rail ferries Avandard (left) and Conro Trader (right) damaged in a Ukrainian missile attack on occupied Kerch on 30 May via @militarnyi_en