Russian BMD-2 airborne infantry fighting vehicle hitting a mine next to Antonivskyi Bridge on the Dnipro's left bank near Oleshky
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 27 juin 2023
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Russian BMD-2 airborne infantry fighting vehicle hitting a mine next to Antonivskyi Bridge on the Dnipro's left bank near Oleshky Russian sources, via https://
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Zelenskyy visits front lines, claims Ukrainian advance in several directions On 26 June, Ukraine's President visited the Donbas & awarded medals to soldiers who fought in the battle of Bakhmut. After that, Zelenskyy visited marines on the southern front.
"Today, our soldiers have made progress in all areas, and this is a happy day. I wish them more such days," Zelensky said after a visit to troops on the eastern and southern front lines.
Zelensky says today is a 'happy day' as Ukrainian soldiers advance along front lines. In his nightly address from June 26, President Zelensky said that Ukrainian forces had advanced in all areas along the front lines where the country is conducting offensive operations. (1/2)
"Since the start, the UK Armed Forces and nine partner forces have trained over 17,000 recruits with the pledge to train 30,000 by 2024" – UK @defencehq
Russian troops killed two 16-year-olds, Tihran Ohannisian and Mykyta Khanhanov, in a shootout in Berdiansk, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said earlier on June 25. (2/2)
Ukraine confirms murder of two teenagers in Russian-occupied Berdiansk. Following an investigation, Ukrainian authorities confirmed the murder of two teenagers by Russian troops in occupied Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, the Berdiansk City Military Administration said. (1/2)
EU to increase European Peace Facility by $3.8 billion. The Council of the European Union on June 26 announced the decision to increase the financial ceiling of the European Peace Facility (EPF) by 3.5 billion euros ($3.8 billion). The facility is used to provide military aid
Ukraine awards $3 million in funding to tech developers working to counter Russian drone attacks. The Infrastructure Ministry said on June 26 it would provide $1 million to three Ukrainian companies to develop and scale up mechanisms to defend against Russian drone attacks.
Bulgarian government approves military aid package for Ukraine. Despite opposition from the country's president, the Bulgarian government approved on June 26 a new military aid package for Ukraine, the press service of the Council of Ministers announced on its website. (1/2)
