At least four Mi-24Vs were donated to Ukraine by Czechia last summer. The exact number varies by source, but the Czechs were believed to have possessed around 15-20 Mi-24/Mi-35 helicopters of various variants, as well as between 20-25 Mi-8/Mi-17s. (Figures from FlightGlobal and IISS).
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Ukraine alleges explosives on reactor roofs, Russia denies visit
The delegation has also requested to visit the roofs of the plants nuclear reactors, a request which has not been granted by Russia so far. On July 4, Ukraine's General Staff reported to have observed the placement of objects resembling explosives on the roofs of two reactors.
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IAEA Monitors Denied Access to Reactor Roofs at Zaporizhzhia
IAEA: Monitors examining more of Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, still not been let on reactor roofs. Monitors of the International Atomic Energy Agency visited more of the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant on July 5-6, head Rafael Grossi told the press in Japan.
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Our Defender Undergoing Rehabilitation
The writing on the video says: "the word Impossible is not in my dictionary"
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Our Defender is going through rehabilitation.
Glory to Hero!
📹: mishavarvarych/TikTok pic.twitter.com/ALaxzJ4aplThe writing on the video says: "The word Impossible is not in my dictionary" Our Defender is going through rehabilitation.
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Témoins: la Tchéquie promet des livraisons à l’Ukraine
Czechia promises Ukraine further deliveries of attack helicopters (probably Mi-24s, Mi-8/Mi-17 types), "hundreds of thousands" of artillery shells, and to aid with pilot training for Ukraine's new F-16s.
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Czechia supplied Ukraine with 676 heavy equipment and over 4 million rounds
According to PM Fiala, Czechia has supplied Ukraine with 676 pieces of heavy equipment and over 4 million ammunition rounds since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion.
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Tchéquie formera pilotes ukrainiens dont sur F-16
Czechia will also help Ukraine to train its pilots, including on F-16 fighter jets, said Fiala. The country will deliver flight simulators to enable Ukraine to conduct the training on its soil, not just in Western countries.
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Czechia to send Ukraine more attack helicopters, ammunition.
Czechia to send Ukraine more attack helicopters, ammunition. Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala tweeted on July 7 that his country would send Ukraine additional attack helicopters and "hundreds of thousands" rounds of large-caliber ammunition "in the coming months."
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F16s with advanced radar could provide forward defense against Russian bombers
The latest versions of the #F16 with advanced radar and the newest #missiles could provide “forward defense” against Russian #bombers and missiles – and could also blow them out of the sky. https://
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Netherlands recognizes Holodomor as genocide of Ukrainian people
The House of Representatives of the Netherlands has recognized the Holodomor of 1932-33 in Ukraine as genocide of the Ukrainian people, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, thanking for this decision.