Lviv Oblast Governor Maksym Kozytskyi said that the first responders have cleared 70% of the rubble and will continue their work throughout the night.

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Another woman’s body was found under the rubble of an apartment building hit by a Russian Kalibr missile early in the morning, Andrii Sadovyi reported on Telegram.

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Update: Death toll of Lviv missile strike rises to 6. As of around 10 p.m. local time, six people are known to have been killed in Russia’s July 6 missile strike on Lviv, according to the city’s mayor.

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There is a thunderstorm in Kyiv.

My first reaction – this is air defense shooting drones and missiles in the sky.

One day I will again be able to enjoy a thunderstorm as a normal human being. I hope soon. pic.twitter.com/qdkDi3SbfJ

— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 juillet 2023

There is a thunderstorm in Kyiv. My first reaction – this is air defense shooting drones and missiles in the sky. One day I will again be able to enjoy a thunderstorm as a normal human being. I hope soon.

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An analysis of 1,057 foreign components of Russian military equipment produced by 155 companies and a detailed dataset on Russian trade pinpoints that Russia's military supply chain has continued to access Western critical technologies since the beginning of the war, throughout

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It is true that the combination of sanctions and the voluntary withdrawal of foreign businesses from Russia has significantly impacted the country’s capabilities to produce weapons and fund the war more generally. 5/

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Russia began its February 2022 invasion of Ukraine with a massive armed force and extensive stockpiles of Soviet-era equipment. However, 16 months into the all-out invasion, Russia’s more advanced post-Soviet systems, such as missiles and sophisticated armored vehicles, are

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The components identified in Russian missiles are linked to many companies, including US Analog Devices, US Texas Instruments, US Microchip Technology, US Intel corporation, US AMD, German Infineon Technologies, Korean Samsung, Switzerland STMicroelectronics, US Vicor, USA

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Despite sanctions, components produced by democratic countries continue to enable Russia in its full-scale invasion of and war against Ukraine. The KSE Institute and Yermak-McFaul group report provides evidence that Western parts are being used in Russian military equipment. 1/

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