A russian IFV that 'won a jackpot'.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 29 mai 2024
It first hit an anti-tank mine, and then an FPV drone finished it.
📹: 47th Mechanized Brigade pic.twitter.com/msacesPkXy
A russian IFV that 'won a jackpot'.
It first hit an anti-tank mine, and then an FPV drone finished it. : 47th Mechanized Brigade
Support for the @Acted project to restore and reconstruct schools and bomb shelters in Chernihiv Oblast:
–> funding – 12 million euros
–> dozens of schools renovated
–> construction of bomb shelters in 30 schools
2/5
“Please untie our hands and let us fight back against Russia for the benefit of the whole world. Just like we strike positions in occupied territory, we must be able to strike positions across the Russian border.”
Support provided by @HALOTrustUSA to demining efforts in Chernihiv Oblast, clearing unexploded ordnance left after the war:
– Funding: €5 million
– Training of local populations to reduce risks
– Provision of equipment for deminers
@SESU_UA
4/5
It would be worth reading the article that explains from the start that these are not 'mercenaries' but soldiers officially integrated into the Ukrainian army. Two years later, it's not surprising to use the correct terminology. Words have meaning.
In this week's edition: Russia launched missile attacks at a publishing house and a building materials hypermarket in Kharkiv; Ukrainian drone companies are facing death, consolidation, or migration abroad; and more.
In our new documentary, "He Came Back," we investigate two cases of sexual violence committed by Russian soldiers during the occupation of the Kherson and Kyiv oblasts in 2022. Follow our YouTube channel so you don't miss the film release: https://
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As of May 1, Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office has recorded 292 cases of sexual violence committed by Russian soldiers since the beginning of the full-scale war.
After Ukraine's new mobilization law took effect on May 18, military-aged men were given 60 days to update their personal data so the state could locate them. One unconventional method is through the new online application Rezerv+.
