The russian 9K35 Strela-10 surface-to-air missile system destroyed.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 31 mai 2024
📹: 10th Mountain Assault Brigade pic.twitter.com/ZS1Xnw5fGv
The Russian 9K35 Strela-10 surface-to-air missile system destroyed. : 10th Mountain Assault Brigade
Today, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy says he is going to sign "three security agreements at once," not specifying the countries. Those likely are Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. https://
euromaidanpress.com/2024/05/31/zel
enskyy-to-sign-three-security-agreements-in-stockholm-today/
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Germany joins nations that officially authorize Ukraine to defend itself by using their weapons against legitimate Russian military targets in Russian territory. Slowly and steadily, step by step, common sense prevails.
From Zelensky's interview with The Guardian this week: When asked if he felt let down by the US and its leadership, he replied: “I think they need to believe in us more.”
China denies supplying Russia with weapons for use in Ukraine. China has denied it is supplying Russia with arms to use in Ukraine, insisting it does not provide either side with weapons, a Chinese spokesperson said on May 31.
Our exclusive interview with Volodymyr Zelenskiy in Kyiv. We spoke to him for an hour inside his HQ. His message: Russian troops are able to “hunt” Ukrainians because of a lack of urgency in the west & restrictions on the use of US long-range weapons
EXCLUSIVE: Kyiv Post sources report #Ukraine’s Security Service, conducted a multi-day operation to disrupt the logistics sustaining Russian army in #Crimea A strike was targeted substations, power supply networks, and stocks of light oil products in Russia’s #Krasnodar region.
BREAKING: Der Spiegel reported that the German government has allowed #Ukraine to target Russian targets using German weapons. : AFP
"This is a long-standing exercise in which we train Ukrainian soldiers. We trained them before this invasion, and this is a long-lasting cooperation between our military forces and the Ukrainian military forces. We train them in third countries, and we train them in Lithuania,"
Lithuania would be willing to send its personnel to train Ukrainian soldiers on Ukrainian soil if needed, Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte told Bloomberg on May 31.
