The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 27.02.24 were approximately:
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Operational update on Russian invasion
Operational update as of 06:00, February 27, 2024 regarding the Russian invasion https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0613idfH3wVKz3j61G9hr9SHFgcDrKfkofx9aoPHiR4uUERgrwtte5XTteeshTwzpl&id=100069092624537 #war #ZSU #war #Ukraine
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Macron suggests possible troop deployment to Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron has not ruled out the possibility of sending Western troops to Ukraine in the future, but stressed that there is currently no consensus among allies on this issue, according to Le Monde.
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Russian attack on Ukraine: 13 drones and 5 missiles
On the night of February 27, Russians attacked Ukraine with 13 Shahed drones and five missiles. Ukrainian air defenses destroyed 11 attack UAVs and two missiles, the Air Force said.
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Engineering works near Chasiv Yar: fortifications against an ‘easy walk’ for the enemy
Engineering works are underway near Chasiv Yar, fortifications will not allow the enemy to have an 'easy walk,' – Yevlash http://censor.net/ua/n3475606
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Ukraine downs 11 Shahed drones and 2 Kh-59 missiles
At night, the Ukrainian military shot down 11 out of 13 Russian Shahed 136/131 kamikaze drones and 2 out of 4 Russian Kh-59 guided air missiles
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Ukrainian President on Importance of Support
Source: https://x.com/minpres/status/1762232713740763152?s=46&t=RCeyF9SBVCWmTjnCbWKzpQ
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Netherlands invest 100 million euros in Czech initiative
The Netherlands Invests more than 100 million euros in the Czech initiative to quickly deliver hundreds of thousands of artillery shells to Ukraine
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Macron announces coalition for Ukraine: long-range missiles, possible ground troops
French President Macron announced the creation of a new coalition to supply Ukraine with longer-range missiles and ammunition, adding that even sending Western ground troops to fight the Russian invasion cannot be ruled out. “Today there is no consensus on sending ground
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11-year-old prodigy Maksym Brovchenko and aid to Ukraine (translated)
11-year-old Ukrainian art prodigy Maksym Brovchenko uses his remarkable talents to aid Ukraine’s military, earning him the name “Ukrainian Picasso”. After Russia occupied his hometown, he began painting to fundraise for defenders. His works have been gifted to the Pope & top generals.