Baltic lawmakers turn to EU for support in face of Russian strike threats. "It must be made clear that none of the EU Member States can be threatened," the letter reads.
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Hungary ready to sanction Russian Patriarch Kirill, EU discusses mini package
Hungary has stated its readiness to impose sanctions against Russian Patriarch Kirill, — Euronews This week, EU ambassadors will discuss a “mini” sanctions package that will target approximately ten individuals previously protected by the Orbán government, as well as several
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War of cities complicates enemy’s life but not civilians’
”Within the framework of the "war of the cities," we manage to seriously complicate life for the enemy — but we cannot ease life for our own civilian population.“
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Ukrainian drone strike hits Russian radar in Crimea
Consequences of the Ukrainian drone strike on Russia’s Belbek military airfield in occupied Crimea. Among the damaged assets is a visible RSP-28M mobile precision approach radar system.
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Interview with Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister
I had the pleasure of speaking with S. Boiev, Deputy Minister of Defense, responsible for integration issues. While Ukraine continues to resist Russian aggression, and its partners are providing it with concrete and sustained support…
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Hungary and Ukraine Consult on Restoring Relations, Minority Rights Key Issue
Hungary and Ukraine have begun consultations on restoring relations, with minority rights emerging as the key issue. Budapest said protecting national minorities remains its top priority, while Kyiv reaffirmed its commitment to European standards.
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Russian strike kills 94-year-old woman, injures 11 in Konotop
Russian attack on Konotop killed a 94-year-old lady in her home.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 20 mai 2026
Russian war crimes are senseless and that makes them even more cruel and criminal.
11 more people were injured by the strike. https://t.co/wpwZmwBFw5 pic.twitter.com/QCLrbd7lTeRussian attack on Konotop killed a 94-year-old lady in her home. Russian war crimes are senseless and that makes them even more cruel and criminal. 11 more people were injured by the strike.
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Syrskyi: corps model cheaper, requires fewer troops than divisions
Syrskyi: We chose corps over divisions — 37,000 troops needed instead of 75,000, 2-3x cheaper.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 mai 2026
The division model would have drained us financially and physically. We simply couldn't have sustained the war under that structure.
3X pic.twitter.com/tinf0tES9NSyrskyi: We chose corps over divisions — 37,000 troops needed instead of 75,000, 2-3x cheaper. The division model would have drained us financially and physically. We simply couldn't have sustained the war under that structure. 3X
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Syrskyi: 1,200km front, Russia has double brigades, Belarus offensive
Syrskyi: 1,200km of active front. Russia has twice as many brigades.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 mai 2026
Intelligence confirms Russian General Staff plans offensive operations from Belarus. The front will grow longer. We know this and we prepare.
2/ pic.twitter.com/x63puBft13Syrskyi: 1,200km of active front. Russia has twice as many brigades. Intelligence confirms Russian General Staff plans offensive operations from Belarus. The front will grow longer. We know this and we prepare. 2/
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Ukraine launches more offensives than Russia for first time
Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi: Yesterday Ukraine launched more offensive actions than Russia — first time in this war.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 mai 2026
The plan works: bleed their manpower, reduce their potential. Only Pokrovsk holds 99,800–900 enemy troops — the largest concentration on the entire front.
1/ pic.twitter.com/kjgzAAWKUaCommander-in-Chief Syrskyi: Yesterday Ukraine launched more offensive actions than Russia — first time in this war. The plan works: bleed their manpower, reduce their potential. Only Pokrovsk holds 99,800–900 enemy troops — the largest concentration on the entire front. 1/