BREAKING STATEMENT FROM THE GENERAL STAFF OF UKRAINE: Russian media are actively spreading manipulative claims alleging that the Armed Forces of Ukraine targeted civilian infrastructure in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.
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Two wounded Russian soldiers surrender then killed by drone
Two wounded Russian soldiers who surrendered to Ukrainian forces were killed by Russian drone strikes while being evacuated to the rear.
— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 22 mai 2026
Drone operators of Ukraine’s 33rd Separate Assault Regiment spotted the two Russians signaling their intention to surrender and guided them to… pic.twitter.com/6y3MRgKfdRTwo wounded Russian soldiers who surrendered to Ukrainian forces were killed by Russian drone strikes while being evacuated to the rear. Drone operators of Ukraine’s 33rd Separate Assault Regiment spotted the two Russians signaling their intention to surrender and guided them to
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Russia arms missiles with uranium for new attacks in Ukraine
Source: https://telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/05/21/russia-arms-missiles-with-uranium-in-new-ukraine-attacks/ …
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Soviet Cold War missiles now target Ukrainian towns
The story also exposes how deeply Soviet military infrastructure still shapes Russia’s war. Missiles designed decades ago for Cold War air combat are now being launched into Ukrainian towns — carrying materials Moscow once used to accuse the West of “nuclear escalation.” 8X
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Radioactive dust risk from missile fragments; SBU war crimes investigation
The danger grows after explosions or fires. Burned missile fragments can release radioactive dust into soil and air. The SBU opened a war crimes investigation after the Chernihiv strike. 6/
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Ukraine’s SBU says missile contained uranium with elevated gamma radiation
Ukraine’s SBU says the missile contained Uranium-235 and Uranium-238. Investigators recorded gamma radiation at 12 microsieverts per hour. Normal background levels range between 0.05 and 0.3. 2/
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Russia Uses R-60 Missile Against Ukraine
The R-60 is an old Soviet air-to-air missile now repurposed for strikes on Ukraine. Ukrainian defense adviser Serhii Beskrestnov says Russia launches roughly 1 such missile every week.
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Russia fires depleted uranium missiles; radiation 40-240 times normal
Russia is firing Soviet missiles containing depleted uranium into Ukrainian villages. After a strike in Chernihiv Oblast, Ukrainian investigators found radiation levels 40-240x above normal background near an unexploded R-60 missile, The Telegraph. 1/
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Turkey Demands Ukraine Cancel Anti-Dumping Duties on Cucumbers and Tomatoes
Turkey demands that Ukraine cancel or suspend anti-dumping duties on imports of cucumbers and tomatoes, introduced in 2025. "We need anti-dumping measures," said Roman Gordiy, Uman Greenhouse Complex.
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Western allies consider doubling financial aid to Ukraine via loans.
❗️Western allies are considering doubling financial assistance to Ukraine in the form of loans. In addition to the €90 billion EU loan for 2026–2027 (which is to be repaid solely from Russian reparations), they plan to add at least another €90 billion through bilateral loans… pic.twitter.com/oBzMyrbW7O
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 22 mai 2026Western allies are considering doubling financial assistance to Ukraine in the form of loans. In addition to the €90 billion EU loan for 2026–2027 (which is to be repaid solely from Russian reparations), they plan to add at least another €90 billion through bilateral loans