Turkey has begun sending American-designed cluster munitions, which were manufactured during the Cold War era, to Ukraine – Foreign Policy. .They are designed, among other things, to destroy armored vehicles.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Hetmantsev to review simplified tax system against ‘salary FOPs’
Hetmantsev announced a review of the simplified taxation system to combat "salary FOPs" http://
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Ochakiv’s significance near Kinburn Peninsula under Russian control
Ochakiv's significance is that it's the nearest town to the strategic Kinburn Peninsula, which is still held by Russia but appears to be the site of regular raids by the Ukrainians. Perhaps the Russians thought they were targeting infrastructure related to that?
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Russian pilots lack flying hours
Russian pilots receive only a fraction of the flying hours that US pilots do and lack much of the combined arms training that is standard in the West. This deficiency has been evident in Ukraine.
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Russian forces claim limited advance in Soledar
ISW: Russian forces have not captured all of Donetsk Oblast's Soledar. Several Russian sources claimed that Wagner Group forces advanced into the west of Soledar on Jan. 10, pointing out a rare victory after facing a series of humiliating defeats across the front line.
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AFU repelled enemy attacks in 13 Ukrainian settlements
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) repelled enemy attacks in the areas of 13 settlements in Donetsk, Luhansk, and Kharkiv regions, – General Staff http://
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Ukraine Police Open 2,300 Collaboration Cases Since Feb 24
Police: Over 2,300 collaboration cases have been opened since Feb. 24. Mariana Reva, a spokeswoman of the National Police of Ukraine, said they have opened 2,300 criminal proceedings related to charges of collaboration.
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Reva details collaboration cases from social media to occupation roles
"Collaboration cases are ranging from supporting the enemy in social networks, justifying aggression, and ending with holding positions under the occupation authorities," Reva said on air on Jan. 11.
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Hierarch of Moscow-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church tried for inciting invasion
Hierarch Ionafan, metropolitan of the Moscow-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC-MP), is to stand trial on charges of spreading propaganda among Orthodox faithful and urging to seize power and modify Ukraine's state borders to enable a Russian invasion. The case concerns leaflets distributed to Orthodox believers encouraging actions aligned with Russia’s aggression.
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Zelenskyy strips four Ukrainian collaborators of citizenship (concise)
Zelenskyy yanks citizenship from four Ukrainian collaborators, including what is described as 'Putin's point man.' The individuals named are Viktor Medvedchuk, Andrii Derkach, Taras Kozak, and Renat Kuzmin. The first three face sanctions by both the United States and Ukraine.