Little Nadia protects her cat named Kasper during air raid alerts.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 26 avril 2024
No kid should live through such things. We need weapons to protect their childhoods. https://t.co/Ul4R1mR8RA pic.twitter.com/RA7g0A9DUJ
Little Nadia protects her cat named Kasper during air raid alerts. No kid should live through such things. We need weapons to protect their childhoods.
Kinzhal missiles launch reported
In the #Kyiv and #Khmelnytskyi regions, air defense systems are operational.
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Air raid alert across Ukraine. Missiles in several regions of our country, Ukrainian Air Forces report.
Коротко. Війна. День 793. Відеодайджест
— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 26 avril 2024
Briefly. War. Day 793. Video digest#stoprussia #ВІРЮвЗСУ pic.twitter.com/LOsD01NRCW
Briefly. War. Day 793. digest
#stoprussia #I Believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine
They report Kalibr missiles detected over the Vinnytsia region and Cherkasy region.
Throughout my time here the sound of artillery – mostly incoming Russian artillery – was constant in the distance. The Russians are throwing everything at the Ukrainian lines, the soldiers told me. They continue to systematically use chemical weapons against Ukrainian troops.
The passing of the aid package in the U.S. has significantly raised their morale, according to the soldiers I spoke to. Shipments of artillery shells – particularly cluster munitions – and air defence systems/interceptors are the most critical needs.
Been speaking to Ukrainian soldiers just behind the frontline today – a few kilometres north of Orikhiv. The situation is still very difficult; they still have to ration artillery ammunition; they believe the Russians are pushing as hard as they can before new U.S. aid arrives.
