At least 3 groups of shahed drones have been launched by russians from the south east. Kalibr cruise missiles also ready to fly from the Black Sea area.
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Minefields, not F-16s, hinder Ukraine’s counteroffensive
The main challenge for Ukraine’s counteroffensive is minefields, not the lack of F-16s, according to Milley.
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Russian Iranian Shahed drones approach from south, another sleepless night for Ukraine
russian iranian shahed drones are coming from the south.
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Officer Rank Without Higher Education: Zelensky Signed the Law
An officer rank can now be obtained without higher education. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed Law No. 8339. It allows military personnel during martial law to receive officer ranks without a specialized higher education.
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Explosions reported in Kharkiv suburbs
Explosions reported in the Kharkiv suburbs.
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Ukraine Land Exports Constrained; US Seeks Alternatives
Ukraine can still export by land but volumes much smaller than by sea, and there are political and domestic industry protection issues in the neighboring countries. Still, US said it will work with Ukraine on alternate export means but hard to replace lost sea access12/
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Russia’s war responsibility and Ukrainian Black Sea operations
Russia shouldn’t be complaining because it started the war. There would be no attack on Crimea and anywhere in the Black Sea had it not annexed Crimea, invaded the rest of Ukraine, and blockaded the Ukrainian ports. 11/
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Ukraine restarts grain shipments; Russia disputes Black Sea progress
While Ukraine said it's ready to restart shipments with UN and Turkey even without Russia, Russia complained of continued Ukrainian attacks in the Black Sea and lack of progress on its demands by the UN. 10/
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Wartime grain deal eases global food shortages
Anyway, the deal allowed exports of 32.8 million tons of grain stuck due to the war, easing shortages in many countries. There is no way the world can afford to lose this amount of grain in the future. So, the shipments in some form will continue. 8/
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Ukraine’s Food Security Impact on Global Hunger
How many people will be affected? UN Secretary General said the decision will negatively impact millions facing hunger and consumers worldwide. Before the war, Ukraine provided food security to 400 mln people around the world. So, a good third to half could be affected. 3/