У суді знову пролунав вибух
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Про це повідомляють журналісти.
Після вибуху з будівлі суду вибіг поліцейський і попросив, щоб терміново під'їхала швидка допомогаhttps://t.co/bDJnqyxzo1 pic.twitter.com/tFIl9iU3vT
An explosion was heard again in the courtroom. Journalists report this. After the explosion, a police officer ran out of the courthouse and requested an ambulance to arrive urgently. http://
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Pervomaiskyi lies some 80 kilometers south of the regional capital, Kharkiv. The oblast is subjected to daily strikes by the Russian military due to its proximity to the Russo-Ukrainian border.
Injured residents were evacuated and treated after the July 4 Russian missile strike on Pervomaiskyi in Kharkiv Oblast. 43 were wounded, including 12 children. There were no military targets nearby. : Getty images
20th Anniversary of the Action Plan @OSCE Fully committed to the OSCE's cross-dimensional approach to combating trafficking in human beings, will continue to support OSCE action in the context of aggression against .
In the temporarily occupied Volnovakha, an attack was carried out using an HIMARS multiple-launch rocket system on a local administration building where Russian military personnel and collaborators were reportedly located.
France most strongly condemns yesterday's strike by Russia on the city of Pervomaisk in the Kharkiv region, which reportedly injured about forty people, including many children. Statement:
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That's why I wrote this tweet today: 1. To describe how soldiers physiologically react to battle
2. To remind how tough this offensive operation is for Ukraine.
3. To suggest to analysts who haven't been there to refrain from the "Ukraine needs to step it up" narrative. 14/14
This isn't just theory & research. I've personally been physically & emotionally exhausted in combat. And I didn't face anything near what Ukrainian commanders & soldiers are facing. I've also experienced fear in battle. amany times. All soldier -if they're honest- have. 12/
Today, it was 93 degrees in Kherson. Humidity 36%, making it "feel hotter." Most soldiers are carrying 50-80 pounds of gear. Having traveled to many parts of Ukraine with my military counterpart, the terrain is tough: hills, marshes, rivers/streams, few improved roads. 3/
In the last few weeks, many have questioned the speed of Ukraine's offensive. Most doing so haven't ever been on a high intensity battlefield. Fewer still have fought in those conditions. While debate usually centers on forces, tactics, equipment, few discuss "conditions." 2/
