The girl in the photo is 23 years old. In September, she lost her loved one in the war. Yesterday Russian missile ruined her home. She was rescued, but her parents are still under the rubble, their fate unknown. Photo: Arsen Dzodzaiev / Hromadske
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Media victim-blaming Ukraine after Russian attack, explained
despite overwhelming support for Ukraine following yesterday’s russian terrorist attack on Dnipro, there’s still lots of victim-blaming language foreign mainstream media use to cover the genocide. our remastered episode with @uaexplainers explains why it happens and how to fix it
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Germany Sends Four Mine-Clearing Tanks to Ukraine
Germany supplied four mine-clearing tanks to Ukraine German govt report does't mention the exact type of the vehicles, @militarnyi_en believes those are Minenräumpanzer Keiler mine-clearing tanks based on the modified chassis of an M48 tank https://
euromaidanpress.com/2023/01/15/ger
many-supplied-four-mine-clearing-tanks-to-ukraine/?swcfpc=1
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Russian shelling of Kherson wounds two people
On the morning of January 15, Russian occupation troops shelled Kherson once again, said the head of the regional military administration Yaroslav Yanushevych. As a result of the shelling, two people were wounded.
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Unbreakable Spirit: Resisting the Enemy, Even in the Darkest Times
Neither our destroyed homes nor the bodies of our murdered family members bring the enemy as much satisfaction as seeing us broken, paralyzed by despair and pain. In the hardest days and nights, I always repeat this to myself as a mantra. We continue to work.
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Russia used half of Kalibr missiles, follow-up strike possible
Russia used only half of the Kalibr missiles it had prepared in the Black Sea for the strike, said Nataliia Humeniuk, head of the Joint Coordination Press Center of the Southern Defense Forces. A follow-up strike on Ukraine is possible.
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Longer-range weapons could deny bases in Crimea, Russia, Belarus
Not impossible…but much more difficult. ATACMs, Gray Eagle, and Small Diameter Bombs would all reach much further than what UKR has now and could be used to deny the use of air and naval bases in Crimea as well as deep into Russia and Belarus.
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Engaged Independent Journalist to Cover War Objectively
I do not require recommendations from you regarding what I should or should not do. I thank you for that. I am a journalist, independent, and engaged. This is called citizen journalism. I will cover this war objectively based on the facts. All the best.
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Request to Prioritize Long-Range Precision Weapons
@SecDef Sir, pls prioritize long-range precision weapons. It is 300km straight-line distance from Odesa to Sevastopol. If Ukraine had ATACMs now, they'd already be making that Navy Base unusable for the Black Sea Fleet. Ditto for the major logistics hub at Dzhankoy in Crimea. https://t.co/56Q2LCDbGB
— Ben Hodges (@general_ben) 15 janvier 2023@SecDef Sir, please prioritize long-range precision weapons. It is a 300km straight-line distance from Odesa to Sevastopol. If Ukraine had ATACMS now, they could already render that naval base unusable for the Black Sea Fleet. The same applies to the major logistics hub at Dzhankoy in Crimea.
