ISW: Russia's use of mobilized soldiers to cover losses unlikely to help advances. Using poorly-trained mobilized soldiers to replenish battle-damaged units is unlikely to help Russia in its large-scale offensives or advances, the Institute of the Study of War said.
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Poland plans to transfer 60 tanks to Ukraine
In addition to Leopards, Poland plans to send Ukraine 60 modernized tanks, Morawiecki said.
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US prepares major aid package for Ukraine
The US has prepared a major aid package for Ukraine and warned of a decisive moment in the war, according to The Washington Post.
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Russian poet Elena Fanailova: Aid Ukrainians and Russians fleeing war
Selon la poétesse russe Elena Fanaïlova, « Il faut s’occuper du présent », car seul le présent compte dans une situation de guerre : aider les Ukrainiens, par tous les moyens, mais également les Russes qui fuient la Russie en guise de protestation. https://
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US refuses to send long-range missiles to Ukraine
Politico: US says it won’t send Ukraine long-range missiles as it has too few. U.S. officials told Ukraine's representatives that it doesn’t have enough Army Tactical Missile Systems to give any to Ukraine, according to four people familiar with the matter, Politico reported.
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White House says Putin not making good decisions, Russian military struggles persist
White House: Putin not making good decisions. The Russian military is still struggling with the same problems that have plagued its year-old full-scale invasion, despite changes in high-level personnel, National Security Council Spokesman John Kirby said at a press briefing.
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Russian forces shell 8 Sumy Oblast communities
Russian forces shell 8 Sumy Oblast communities. Russian troops used mortars and explosives to fire on the communities of Myropillia, Shalyhyne, Yunakivka, Esman, Krasnopillia, Hlukhiv, Velyka Pysarivka and Bilopollia, the Sumy Oblast military administration said on Feb. 11.
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Russia delays ship arrivals to Odesa ports despite grain exports
Infrastructure Ministry: Russia delays arrival of ships to Odesa ports. Ukraine's Ministry of Infrastructure reported on Feb. 13 that in the last week 25 ships exported 1.1 million tons of agricultural products to countries in Africa, Asia and Europe.
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Tanks are coming, soldiers fight bravely from trenches
Tanks are coming, but for now soldiers are fighting courageously from the trenches against Pu`s zombie army. @EuromaidanPress is sending them power stations, night vision, drones & we will do so until victory – because evil shall not prevail. Join us: https://
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NATO: Russia can’t attack Ukraine from Transnistria, seeks to destabilize Moldova
At the MSC, NATO Dy SG Mircea Geoană stated that Russia lacks forces to attack Ukraine from Transnistria. It seeks to undermine Moldova's pro-Western direction, unity, and Maia Sandu's superb leadership. Thus, allies must give Russia "even more trouble."