For the first time since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a US official will attend Russia’s economic forum in St. Petersburg. The move comes amid cautious signs of renewed US business interest, despite Washington previously warning against normalizing ties
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US Approves $108.1 Million Hawk Air Defense System Sale to Ukraine
The U.S. State Department has approved a potential sale of MIM-23 Hawk medium-range air defense systems and associated equipment to Ukraine, valued at an estimated $108.1 million.
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Footage of burning Russian logistics
❗️Footage showing burning 🇷🇺RF logistics pic.twitter.com/bR40Nhp8nJ
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 22 mai 2026Footage showing burning RF logistics
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US approves $108 million HAWK missile system sale to Ukraine
US approves $108 million HAWK missile system equipment sale to Ukraine. The package includes maintenance and modification support, spare parts, repair services, logistics assistance, and technical support for FrankenSAM HAWK systems, the U.S. State Department said.
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Russia doubles drone launch capacity in Oryol Oblast
Russia doubled jet-powered drone launch capacity at its Tsymbulova base in Oryol Oblast in under a month, with 10 new launchers under construction The Geran-5 missile-drones launched there fly at up to 600 km/h, reach 950 km, and carry jam-resistant navigation
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Russian drone strikes residential building in Dnipro
Russian drone strike on a residential building in Dnipro captured on camera.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 22 mai 2026
Anna, the owner of one of the damaged apartments, was at work at the time. Only her cat was home. He was terrified by the explosion.
"This residential building survived World War II," Anna said. https://t.co/SiIgk38Fr0 pic.twitter.com/1AOWlxtDSbRussian drone strike on a residential building in Dnipro captured on camera. Anna, the owner of one of the damaged apartments, was at work at the time. Only her cat was home. He was terrified by the explosion. "This residential building survived World War II," Anna said.
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Thank you; please donate to support Ukrainian students studying during war
Thank you for reading this post! Please also consider donating to support Ukrainian students who study during the war if this cause resonates with you. https://
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Ukrainian soldier Igor loses legs, parents unaware of contract
Igor, 23, lost both legs five meters from his dugout. He served in an electronic warfare unit, then a storm battalion. His parents, living on occupied territory, still don't know he signed a contract. — Ukrainska Pravda. 1/
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Forecast of disruption of tourist season in Crimea and Black Sea region
6/ "There's no doubt that this year the enemy will, if not completely, then significantly disrupt the "tourist season" in Crimea and the Black Sea region —and this will be felt even by the indifferent "office hamsters" (especially the Special Military Operation) and others.
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Embarrassment about Donbas ‘meat’ strategy and rear attacks
4/ …even now it's embarrassing to even write about it… And I've already written in detail about how, while we're trying to "push the enemy out of the Donbas with meat," he's intensifying his attacks on our rear.