Belarus lost another young life to this generation's fight for freedom. Tsikhan Kliukach, a former Belarusian political prisoner, died fighting in Ukraine. He was only 23. Imprisoned by Lukashenka. Forced into exile. Then took up arms against Russian aggression.
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Ukraine Defense Ministry tenders 5,000 pickups
Ukraine's Defense Ministry has launched a Prozorro tender for 5,000 pickup trucks, marking the largest state procurement of military vehicles through a competitive process. The Defense Procurement Agency will conduct the procedure in stages using framework agreements.
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UAF to create three shifts for personnel rotation, says Syrskyi
The Armed Forces of Ukraine are creating three shifts for rotating military personnel. We have all the conditions for this, – Syrskyi
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Thunder rolls over Kyiv, a beautiful and powerful sight
Thunder rolling over Kyiv tonight. Beauty and power at once. Photo: anastasia_osss / Threads
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Rachman compares Putin’s Ukraine failure to China’s Taiwan risk
Rachman: "Putin's Russian nationalism meant he could not accept that Ukrainians genuinely did not want to be ruled from Moscow. A similar failure of imagination in Beijing could lead China to disaster in Taiwan." 5X
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Ukrainian Capabilities Threaten Russian Infrastructure
The deeper problem for the Kremlin is that Ukraine’s long-range strike capabilities continue to expand. Ukrainian-made cruise missiles, reportedly with a longer range than Tomahawks, could significantly increase pressure on Russia’s infrastructure.
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Russian official warns Ukraine will probe air defense weaknesses
Even Russian officials admit the threat is growing. Dmitry Rogozin warned that Ukraine will keep probing for weaknesses in Russian air defenses, while the number, routes, and tactics of strikes will continue evolving. 3/
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Ukraine launches over 500 drones toward Moscow
Over one weekend alone, Ukraine launched 500+ drones toward Moscow and its suburbs. Ukrainian strikes continue hitting oil refineries, pipelines, and export terminals thousands of kilometers inside Russia. The war is no longer distant for Moscow. 2/
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Ukraine drones strike Moscow as Kremlin prepares non-victory narrative
What will it take for Putin to end the war? Ukraine is now striking Moscow with hundreds of drones, Russian elites are frustrated. Kremlin is quietly preparing narratives for a “non-victorious” ending. But the system Putin built leaves nobody able to stop him — Telegraph. 1/
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Ukraine strikes major Russian oil refinery in Kstovo
Ukraine struck the Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez refinery in Kstovo, setting off a fire at one of Russia's largest oil processing facilities Kstovo plant processes about 17 mln tonnes of oil per year and supplies 30% of Moscow Oblast's gasoline