Russian strike hits Zaporizhzhia airport terminal. A Russian attack on May 26 hit the Zaporizhzhia International Airport, Volodymyr Marchuk, an official at the Zaporizhzhia Oblast Military Administration, told the Kyiv Independent on May 27.
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Results of 15-day Russian offensive in Kharkiv region
What are the results after 15 days of Russia's offensive in the Kharkiv region? The enemy's plan to capture the border strip was thwarted by Ukrainian forces. However, in some areas, our troops were forced to retreat where it was not anticipated. Kharkiv is securely defended. The situation in Vovchansk is concerning.
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Consequences of Strike on Russian Voronezh-M Radar
Consequences of the strike on the Russian Voronezh-M radar system. SATELLITE PHOTOS
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Kyiv Independent: New pro-Russian propaganda additions include citizen and site
Two new additions also include Ukrainian-Israeli citizen Artem Marchevskyi and the Voice of Europe site, reportedly used by the two men to spread pro-Russian propaganda in Europe.
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Invest in Ukraine Now for Victory
At the conference "Investing and Rebuilding Ukraine's Future" in Tallinn, I emphasized that the time to invest in Ukraine is now. A strong economy supports Ukraine’s defense efforts and paves the way to victory over the aggressor.
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Russia massing troops in Belgorod for Ukraine offensive
Reports indicate Russia concentrating troops in western Belgorod near Ukraine border, likely for offensive operations to expand presence in northeastern Ukraine.
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NATO chief urges lifting restrictions on Ukraine strikes in Russia
Earlier, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg stated that NATO members should lift restrictions that prohibit Ukraine from using Western weapons to strike military targets in Russia.
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Meloni reiterates Italy’s opposition to Ukraine striking Russia.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, in contrast, reiterated Rome's opposition to Ukraine using Western-provided weapons for targeting facilities inside Russia, according to AFP.
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UKraine asserts right to strike enemy territory
"Ukraine has the right to defend itself through military actions aimed at the enemy's territory as long as the military actions comply with the laws of war," Jonson said in answer to Hallandsposten's question about the possible use of Swedish arms against Russian territory.
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Sweden backs Ukraine strikes in Russia
Sweden has indicated support for Ukraine in striking targets on Russian territory with Western-made weapons, the Swedish media Hallandsposten reported on May 26, citing Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson.