Zaluzhnyi: Counteroffensive underequipped but advances daily. Ukrainian forces are advancing every day in the counteroffensive, the Ukrainian armed forces' commander-in-chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi said in an interview the Washington Post published on June 30.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Zaluzhnyi and Zelensky dismiss criticism of slow counteroffensive
Zaluzhnyi criticized those who complain of "slow progress," adding the counteroffensive is "not a show." President Volodymyr Zelensky also noted that the advance is "slower than desired" but that the campaign is not a movie.
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According to Budanov, the Russian special services will need time
According to Budanov, Russian special services will need some time to develop appropriate approaches and to reach the stage when they are ready for a large-scale operation.
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Budanov: FSB tasked with Prigozhin’s assassination, success uncertain
"We know that the task of killing Prigozhin was assigned to the Federal Security Service. Time will tell whether they will be successful in this. One way or another, all potential assassination attempts will not be quick," Budanov said. 2/3
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Budanov: FSB tasked to kill Prigozhin after Russian coup attempt
The head of Ukrainian military intelligence, Kyrylo Budanov, said in an interview with American journalist Howard Altman that after the coup attempt in Russia, the Russian Federal Security Service was tasked with killing the owner of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin. 1/3
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Orban opposes EU plan to allocate 50 billion euros to Ukraine
Prime Minister of Hungary Orban opposed the European Commission's plan to allocate 50 billion euros to Ukraine.
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Denmark allocates $190M for artillery shells and air defense missiles for Ukraine
Denmark allocated 190 million US dollars, which will be used for the purchase of artillery shells for Ukraine. The aid package will also include missiles for air defense, the Ministry of Defense of the country reports
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Gorp remembers: Memory of Hero-Scout Rostyslav Parkhomenko
In memory of Hero-Scout Rostyslav Parkhomenko, who died while performing a combat mission. Rostyslav Parkhomenko was a brave scout, a caring and empathetic man, a father and a son.
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Local staff barred from hydro-structures; mining feared after Kakhovka dam blast
They do not allow local personnel to enter hydraulic structures, so only military personnel are there.
The possibility that there is mining there and they are preparing something — I think, after the recent detonation of the Kakhovskaya HPP, such a scenario cannot be ruled out," -
Russian mines damage ZNPP nuclear plant
Hydrotechnical structures at the #ZNPP are inaccessible to personnel due to the ban on slats. The Russians began mining sometime during the second week after they occupied the station. There have been several instances of these mines exploding and damaging technological equipment.