Today there is another Russian missile launch on Ukrainian infrastructure. Russia can crank out missiles (even if at reduced capacity) to launch at Ukraine. Ukraine will struggle to rebuild like this. Western SAMs help but the number of systems and coverage are limited. /3
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine received aid, air defense systems arrived this fall
I wrote that Ukraine needed help riding out the first waves of strikes, which we now know they received. I also wrote they urgently needed air defense systems- a complicated process that needed months to implement. Those systems only stated to reach Ukraine this fall. /2
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Postnat: 16 Russian missiles at Kyiv, all shot down
Today, Russia launched 16 missiles at Kyiv. All of them were shot down. This is a real photo and it is a symbol of the real resistance of the Ukrainian people to Russian occupiers. So it was and always will be. Until the Victory!
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Russian conscription database vulnerable to hackers
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine commented on Russia's creation of a unified database of conscripts, stating it is 'a good target for hackers'.
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Russian Dec. 29 attack: 2 dead, 7 injured
Russian Dec. 29 mass missile attack kills 2, injures 7. Another Russian mass missile attack killed two and injured seven people in several regions, the authorities said. A Russian Dec. 29 attack on Kharkiv killed two and wounded one, Governor Oleh Syniehubov said.
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Up to 11,000 occupiers on Belarusian training grounds
There are currently up to 11,000 enemy personnel stationed at Belarusian training grounds.
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Leaving Lviv after missile attack delays, empty and disturbing morning
We finally made it out of Lviv. The plan was to leave at 6 am, ok at 8am, but the missile attacks pushed our plans back. This is typical. The attack mornings feel empty and disturbing. Every meeting is canceled, everyone reads the news and checks up on loved ones. But 1/
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UK pledges £2.3 billion military aid for Ukraine in 2023
British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said that in 2023, £2.3 billion of military aid will be alloted for Ukraine, @Guardian reports. UK will provide Ukraine with weapons systems similar to Soviet models. Also, London recently handed over thousands of anti-aircraft missiles.
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Air Defenses Activated Near Key Russian Airbase Far From Ukraine
#AirDefences Activated Near Key Russia Airbase, Far from #Ukraine Border This month the Engels base has already been targeted twice in deadly attacks that #Moscow blames on Ukraine. Read more on our website. https://
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