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Russian MSTA-S howitzer destroyed on Zaporizhzhia axis
Reportedly destroyed a Russian MSTA-S self-propelled howitzer somewhere on the Zaporizhzhia axis. https://
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Warrior with Call Sign Chechen Becomes Recon Group Commander
Called to go first and became a commander A assault battalion fighter of the “Scales” with the call sign “Chechen” became the commander of a reconnaissance group at 22 years old. Watch the battle video that made this possible in this interview. http://
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Ukraine Resumes Black Sea Grain Shipments Despite Russian Threats
Ukraine’s key Black Sea ports resume grain shipments despite Russian threats The first ten ships have already used the corridor that Ukraine began developing after Russia refused to renew the grain deal and threatened to sink ships headed to ports
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Putin’s aim: expand Russia’s power, eradicate Ukraine, destroy NATO
"His aim was not to defend Russia against some non-existent threat but rather to expand Russia’s power, eradicate Ukraine’s statehood, and destroy NATO, goals he still pursues," write Nataliya Bugayovaand, Frederick W. Kaganand and Kateryna Stepanenko.
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EU to begin accession talks with Ukraine
The EU is preparing to start official negotiations with Ukraine on accession to the European Union. This will be officially announced in December, according to Politico.
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Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drone strikes Russian Grad BM-21
Ukrainian FPV "kamikaze" drone hitting Russian BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launcher
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 3 octobre 2023
📹https://t.co/EFT8EtNN4t pic.twitter.com/1uKKKI7J1nUkrainian FPV "kamikaze" drone hitting Russian BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launcher https://
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Odesa ports resume cargo shipments via temporary corridor
Bloomberg: All Odesa ports receive cargo ships through temporary corridor. All three Black Sea ports in and around Odesa have resumed receiving cargo vessels for grain export despite the Russian-imposed blockade, Bloomberg reported.
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10 ships use Ukraine’s temporary Black Sea corridor
In the past few weeks, 10 ships have used the temporary corridor set up by Ukraine's Navy following Russia's withdrawal from the Black Sea Grain Initiative, the media outlet wrote, citing unnamed individuals familiar with the matter and ship-tracking data.
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UK military confirms arms aid to Ukraine has run dry
The Telegraph: UK hits limit on arms aid to Ukraine “We will continue to source equipment to provide for Ukraine, but what they need now is things like air defense assets & artillery ammunition and we’ve run dry on all that,” an unnamed UK mil chief said