UK PM @RishiSunak will arrive in Kyiv today. During his visit, he will, among other things, announce the provision of over $3 billion in military support to Ukraine, reports the British government. Military aid in 2024-2025 will exceed assistance in 2022-2023 by $255 million.
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Ireland will not deport Ukrainian refugees until the war ends
Ireland will not send Ukrainian refugees home until the war ends, – Prime Minister Varadkar http://
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Neither Ukraine nor Russia can launch offensives
Neither #Ukraine nor #Russia can conduct offensive operations, Kyrylo #Budanov, Chief of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, told Le Monde in an interview. The reason is the intensive use of drones by both sides and dense minefields. 'Modern electronic warfare is needed to…'
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Britain provides largest batch of combat drones to Ukraine
Britain is to provide us with the biggest batch of combat drones Ukraine ever received
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Czech exports to Kyrgyzstan up 1200% since Russia invasion of Ukraine
Exports from Czech Republic to Kyrgyzstan are up 1200% since russia invaded Ukraine. That puts Czech ahead of Germany (1100%) and behind Poland (2200%). This isn't complicated. EU exports to Kyrgyzstan began booming in March 2022. This stuff is going to russia and must be
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US: Aid stopped, Russia escalates attacks with North Korean missiles
US National Security Adviser John Kirby: "The assistance we provide to Ukraine has now stopped. However, the attacks the Russian military is carrying out are only increasing, using North Korean ballistic missiles to do their 'dirty' work."
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Pénurie de guerre électronique complique défense russe
UK Defense Ministry: Electronic warfare shortage complicating Russia’s defense against Ukrainian drones in Kherson Oblast. The ministry cited a Russian military blogger estimating that Russia has lost 90% of its military equipment in the area of Krynky, a settlement some 35
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Freezing temperatures near Bakhmut limit observation as Russian assaults decrease
A Ukrainian officer in a brigade operating near Bakhmut said on Wednesday that temperatures drop to -18°C at night. This makes it possible for soldiers to stay at observation posts for only a few hours. The intensity of the Russian infantry assault has decreased near Bakhmut,
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Russian forces reduce ammunition use due to cold weather in Kupyansk
Russian forces are also reportedly using less ammunition due to the cold weather, said a deputy commander of the Ukrainian brigade operating in the Kupyansk sector.
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Ukraine: Occupiers reduce drone attacks due to potential glaciation
On January 11, the spokeswoman for Operational Command "South" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Natalia Humeniuk, said that the occupiers had not launched as many drones against Ukraine over the past two nights as they had previously because of the possibility of their glaciation.