On July 8, the Ukrainian military eliminated 600 Russian occupiers, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports. In addition, 4 tanks, 11 armored combat vehicles, 20 artillery systems, 7 MLRS, 3 air defense systems, 19 UAVs, and 24 vehicles were destroyed.
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Russia’s Nuclear Threats, Not US Actions, Risk War Escalation
4. Medvedev accuses the U.S. of risking a nuclear war. But in fact it is Russia that constantly uses nuclear rhetoric, and it threatens to fire a nuke. If it does, the nuclear war is caused by Russia, not someone else. No one attacked Russia, Russia attacked Ukraine 7/
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Russian Military Tactics Against Ukrainian Civilians
What could be more dangerous than militarizing and mining a nuclear power plant, blowing up a mine, using incendiary weapons over areas with civilians, and shooting missiles at cities and villages where people live? 3/
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Russia’s invasion: aggression, war crimes, displacement
What could be more dangerous than starting the war, by invading a country with a 100 of brigades, trying to displace the government, killing tens of thousands of civilians, committing numerous war crimes, disrupting food and energy security in the region? 2/
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Poland to transfer around 10 Mi-24 helicopters to Ukraine
Poland is transferring around 10 Mi-24 combat helicopters to Ukraine, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ).
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Lyman attack death toll rises to 9, 13 wounded
The death toll from the Russian attack on Lyman in Donetsk Oblast on July 8 has increased. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported 8 dead and 13 wounded. Later, the head of the regional military administration Pavlo Kyrylenko wrote that 9 people were killed.
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AFU advance in Bakhmut direction, enemy trapped
On the Bakhmut direction, the AFU continue to advance, and the enemy is trapped in places, says Commander of the Ground Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi. https://ift.tt/xVEY18o #liga #news
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Tetiana Tepliuk: Azovstal medic captive survives
Tetiana "Godmother" Tepliuk, Azovstal medic, survived Russian captivity. She is 70. Tetiana says the Russians kept asking her why she, being old, went to war – and she replied that the war came to her.
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Glory to Ukrainian Hero!
📹: suspilne via dorechi. media/TikTok pic.twitter.com/8xOQmihjxuTetiana "Godmother" Tepliuk, Azovstal medic, survived Russian captivity. She is 70. Tetiana says the Russians kept asking her why she, being old, went to war – and she replied that the war came to her. Glory to Ukrainian Hero! : suspilne via dorechi. media/TikTok
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Azov Commander Denis Prokopenko (Redis) Returns to Ukraine, Vows to Rejoin Front Lines
The commander of the Azov regiment, Denis Prokopenko (Redis), who returned to Ukraine from Turkey on July 8, gave his first comment. He said he would be returning to the front.
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Ukraine may benefit from Prigozhin’s mutiny
Ukraine has already benefited from Prigozhin's failed mutiny and may benefit even more, according to ISW.