The US #Senate has approved a bill providing $61 billion in aid to #Ukraine. President Joe #Biden has already stated that he will sign it very soon.
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Enemy combat losses Feb 2022–Apr 2024
The enemy's total combat losses from 24.02.22 to 24.04.24 were approximately
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Explosions heard in Odesa as smoke rises
On the morning of April 24, explosions were heard in the city of #Odesa. Smoke is rising over the city. The Air Force warned of a missile threat in the region.
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Operational update as of 06:00, April 24, 2024
Operational update as of 06:00, April 24, 2024, regarding the Russian invasion
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Rey the cat with amazing whiskers celebrates Ukraine aid passage
Rey here has some amazing whiskers & is very happy that Ukraine aid passed Rey is from a village in Donetsk that is now empty due to Russian attacks—a rescue team found her there. Thank you to everyone who voted to help Ukraine protect its people & pets from destruction.
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Telecom crucial in early war weeks despite command center strikes
Of course, they struck all the command centers. And a lot of resistance and resilience was happening at the horizontal level. But had we not had telecom at that time, we probably would have been in a much worse situation in the first weeks of the war 24/
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Russia spared three telecom sites, enabling military coordination
At the time, Russia could have taken out three locations, telecom operators say, with three missiles, and we wouldn't have communications in the country. They did not. And that allowed our military to coordinate horizontally when the chain of command was overrun. 23/
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Russia’s strategic mistake not shutting down communications on first day
Russia made a very strategic mistake that they didn't shut down our communications on the first day of the war. They actually made a mistake. But they won’t repeat it. They learn from their mistakes. 22/
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Underestimating the enemy: from land grab to Ukraine
They grabbed a piece of land, that's it, that's the largest they can ever get to. It felt that way, that they wouldn't dare do more. And we were wrong And now it feels the same. They wouldn’t dare to go beyond Ukraine. That’s it. And we are wrong. 17/
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Loud explosions woke me; war always starts at 4 or 5 a.m.
It wasn't obvious. Now I know I woke up because there were loud explosions, but at the time I didn't know it was loud explosions. At the time, I was disoriented, because they always start the war at 4 or 5 a.m. 7/