Ukrainian military in #Bakhmut on March 28, 2023. The city is holding🇺🇦✊ pic.twitter.com/rKjj7PKD7V
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 28 mars 2023
Ukrainian military in #Bakhmut on March 28, 2023. The city is holding
Ukrainian military in #Bakhmut on March 28, 2023. The city is holding🇺🇦✊ pic.twitter.com/rKjj7PKD7V
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 28 mars 2023
Ukrainian military in #Bakhmut on March 28, 2023. The city is holding
#Bulgaria is likely to sell a huge amount of #ammunition to #Ukraine through intermediaries, which could significantly affect the course of the war, EURACTIV reported.
Explosions reported in Kherson right now!

#Thanks to the GUR 58,500,000 hryvnias for kamikaze drones for the warriors of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine! The volunteer project "Might. Ukrainian Stone," conducted by the United24 platform in partnership with the State
So leaving his position was extremely dangerous and out of the question. Oksen had to wait for two days until the fight was over before traveling to Kyiv for his physical interview. That trip is a stand alone story too, risking life, being attacked, mines, blow up bridges etc 6/
Oksen and his unit faced intense tank combat for days. Amidst the chaos, his commander found and informed him that he needed to go to Kyiv to meet with the Cabinet of Ministers and the President—his video had passed the first round! 4/
They were in the midst of battle with the enemy tanks. Tanks pose a unique danger. They approach silently, and unlike mortars and artillery, there's no warning sound before they strike. The devastating impact is only seen when it's too late. 5/
I can’t imagine how difficult it is to keep composure and be interviewed by the top leadership in the country, while packing and waiting to head out to fight minutes after the interview. For the most of people, just one of these two experiences could excruciating. 3/
First, Oksen recorded a video at his base, explaining his views and positions on policy. Then, just before heading out to support defense where Russians had broken through, he squeezed in a 15-minute Zoom interview with the cabinet. I was impressed. 2/

UPD: Meet Oksen Lisovyi, a soldier turned Minister of Education and Science. How does one land a ministerial interview while in the heat of battle? We spoke yesterday about his experience. 1/