At night, the Ukrainian military shot down 10 out of 11 Russian Shahed 136/131 kamikaze drones and 1 Kh-59 guided air missile
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Rheinmetall plans Ukraine plant for Fuchs and Lynx by 2025
The German concern Rheinmetall plans to launch a plant in Ukraine as early as 2024, – Reuters. Production of Fuchs armored personnel carriers can be launched by the end of summer 2024, and Lynx infantry fighting vehicles – by summer 2025. This will take place within the
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Russia attacks Ukraine with missiles and artillery
In total, the Russians launched 2 missile strikes and 30 airstrikes, and fired 71 times from multiple launch rocket systems at Ukrainian troops' positions and settlements.
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84 combat engagements, 3 clusters and 5 ammunition depots struck
Over the past day, December 1, 84 combat engagements took place at the front. Ukrainian missile troops struck 3 clusters of personnel, weapons and military equipment, and 5 Russian ammunition depots, reported the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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Ukraine downs 10 of 11 Russian Shahed drones and X-59 missile
Ukraine's air defense destroyed 10 out of 11 Russian Shaheds UAVs launched overnight by Russia and X-59 missile Air raid alert sounded in several Ukrainian oblasts on the night of 1 December
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10 Shahed drones and 1 Kh-59 missile destroyed
On the night of December 2, 2023, the enemy launched an attack with 11 Shahed strike UAVs from Cape Chauda (Crimea) and a Kh-59 air-launched missile from the airspace over the occupied Zaporizhzhia region. @KpsZSU
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Tribute to Ukrainian defenders using Flanders Fields lines
Let us keep the Defenders of Ukraine in our thoughts and prayers. RIP – Georgian fighter Zurab Odishvili, Ivan Stavnykovych, Ihor Etkalo, Yevhen Riasny (28) In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row
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Enemy combat losses Feb 2022–Dec 2023
The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 02.12.23 were approximately
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Lviv artist Roman Khrushch teaches painting to wounded soldiers
Lviv artist Roman Khrushch traded his brush for a weapon wheninvaded Badly wounded at Bakhmut, he now teaches painting to recovering soldiers: "We learn basic principles…each person is unique, and that is important in art." His goals: return to students & see Victory.
