17 attacks on Kyiv in May, 3 in the 24 hours on May 30) 4. Russia has been unable to destroy Patriot systems. 5. Its aircraft are vulnerable even above their own territory (fact: 4 aircraft downed above Belgorod) 3/
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russian casualties and military failure in Bakhmut
6. It took Russia 10 months and tens of thousands casualties and all its military strength to make progress in Bakhmut 7. Russian regular military units are incapable of advancing, it needs Wagner. 4/
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Ukrainian drone attacks penetrate Russian air defense over Moscow
2. Its airspace is open for attacks, even above Moscow, where air defense, jamming, and electronic warfare capabilities are supposed to be superb (fact: drone attack on Moscow) 3. Its most intense missile attacks cannot penetrate Ukrainian air defense (fact: 2/
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Russian vulnerabilities and Belgorod border incursion
Medvedev now threatens to murder the UK officials. It shows that Russia has lost any agency and the empty talk is all they have left. Over the last weeks, Russia has show these vulnerabilities. 1. It can’t protect its border (fact: the incursion to Belgorod) 1/
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Luke Harding discusses Ukraine counter-offensive and Moscow drone attack
I'm talking in London tomorrow about my Orwell Prize-shortlisted book #Invasion, Ukraine's imminent counter-offensive and this week's drone attack in Moscow. In conversation with @__ChrisMorris__ at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral, 6pm. Thanks @pranveras
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Occupiers blow up border road in Ukraine
Russian occupiers detonated a road in Chernihiv Oblast at the junction of the borders of Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, according to the State Border Guard Service. The reason for this act was their desire to avoid capture. However, 'this is unlikely to help them,' the SBGS stated.
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Over 60% of Ukrainians in Poland plan to return home
Over 60% of Ukrainians in Poland plan to return home, according to a survey
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Principes pour éviter un accident nucléaire à Zaporijjia
The agreement outlines five principles to help prevent a nuclear accident at the Russian-occupied plant. Grossi said he had identified these principles in consultations with Ukraine and Russia and asked both sides to adhere to them.
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IAEA chief presents deal to protect Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
IAEA chief presents deal to protect Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), presented an updated agreement to protect the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to the UN Security Council.
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Ilsky refinery successfully attacked on May 4
Last time the Ilsky refinery was successfully attacked on May 4