Over the past day (14.04.2026), the enemy, across all directions, has approximately lost: personnel 1,010
tanks 1
armored combat vehicles 1
artillery systems 50
MLRS 4
motor vehicles and tankers 253
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Ukraine Reports 1,010 Enemy Personnel Lost in One Day
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Trump Declares War with Iran Over, Fox News Reports
Trump stated that the war with Iran is over, – Fox News https://
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Parking lot on fire after Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia
As a result of the russian strike on Zaporizhzhia, a parking lot is on fire. pic.twitter.com/AVrn1SPJ3s
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 15 avril 2026As a result of the russian strike on Zaporizhzhia, a parking lot is on fire.
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Enemy Strike on Zaporizhzhia: Woman Killed, Parking Lot Burns
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Enemy Strikes Dnipro City Center, Woman Injured, Building Burns
Ворог атакував середмістя Дніпра: поранено жінку, горить адмінбудівля https://
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US Reinstates Oil Sanctions on Russia and Iran After Waivers Expire
US sanctions on Russian oil cargoes have been reimposed after a temporary waiver expired. A similar 30-day waiver for Iranian oil is also set to expire and will not be extended.
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Trump Claims NATO Failed to Support US in Late Night Post
Trump complains about NATO in a late night post: “NATO wasn’t there for us”
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Ukrainian FM Outlines Results of Consultations with Germany
Ukrainian foreign minister outlines results of intergovernmental consultations with Germany
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Italy Proposes NATO-Style Security Guarantees for Ukraine Without Membership
Italy has renewed its proposal for security guarantees for Ukraine modeled on NATO’s Article 5 collective defense clause, without granting Ukraine full NATO membership.
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CENTCOM Declares Complete Naval Blockade of Iran
In a new statement, CENTCOM says it has completely blockaded Iran by sea, cutting off Iran from trade that fuels 90% of its economy.
