On September 14, the Ukrainian military eliminated 620 Russian occupiers, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports. Additionally, 15 tanks, 18 armored combat vehicles, 42 artillery systems, 3 MLRS, 47 UAVs, 1 ship, 1 submarine, and 19 vehicles were destroyed.

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With over 40,000 women now serving on or near the front lines in #Ukraine, the need for uniforms tailored for the female frame has been addressed. Now attention turns to their body armor. https://kyivpost.com/post/21593

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The operation shows combined arms coordination between intel-driven drone strikes to blind defenses and longer-range missiles to deliver the blow. Ukraine is leveraging its capabilities for maximum impact. Russia's seizures are increasingly vulnerable. 5X

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Ukraine is steadily degrading Russia's military assets in occupied area, with a particular focus on Crimea. Strikes like this are critical to setting conditions for the liberation of Crimea. They also erode Russian forces' advantages and prevent attacks on Ukraine. 4/

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This operation demonstrates Ukraine's growing ability to penetrate Russian defenses in occupied territory. It also shows that Ukraine has substantively scaled up attacks on Crimea. SBU chief says more surprises for Russians in Crimea are coming. 3/

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After disabling their radar capabilities, Ukraine's navy fired two Neptune cruise missiles at the Russian S-300/400 Triumph air defense systems worth $1.2 billion. Russian sources confirm the strikes rendered the systems inoperable. 2/

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