The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that during a strike on Melitopol a few days ago, the command staff of the 58th Army of the RF Armed Forces was destroyed.
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Zelensky’s administration: Russians destroyed over 14,000 buildings in Kharkiv Oblast
Zelensky’s administration: In Kharkiv Oblast, the Russians destroyed over 14 thousand buildings
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Kuleba doubts offensive will happen, believes it will fail
However, Kuleba stressed: "I am not saying that it (the offensive – ed.) will definitely happen… I strongly believe that they will not succeed."
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Minister: Russia still hopes to move deeper into Ukraine
According to the minister, Russia still hopes that they will be able to move deeper into Ukraine. This is evidenced by mobilization, conscription, transfer of equipment, etc.
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Russian major offensive planned for late January to February
"I think that the Russian capability to carry out a major offensive, which may be resumed sometime in late January-February, is what they are planning," he said.
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Kuleba: Russia may launch major offensive against Ukraine in early 2023
Russian troops may try to launch a "major offensive" against Ukraine in early 2023, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said at a briefing with foreign journalists on December 13.
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Ukraine defends world from Russia while Europe bears war cost
benefits from the war and Europe bears the cost, but that Ukraine bears the cost of defending the rest of the world against aggressive military power Russia. It is not that Russia could have stopped and won the war a long time ago, but that Russia is incapable of securing 2/
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Russia attacks civilians lacking strategic goals; Ukraine victory cuts global costs
any strategic military goal and so it leashes out at civilians. It is not that Ukraine will fight at a high cost for Europe but that the faster Ukraine wins and Russia learns that aggression does not pay, the faster the global economy will stop paying the cost of the war 3/
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Ukraine’s fate decided by Ukrainians, not proxy war
A reminder: the fate of Ukraine will be decided by the Ukrainians in Ukraine. It is not a proxy war, but the independence war. It is not the US fighting until the last Ukrainian, but the Ukrainians defending their right to exist as a nation. It is not that the US 1/
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Bakhmut under daily attacks by invaders
Bakhmut, Ukraine. The city is in the line of fire, and attacked and shelled by thousands of invaders every day.
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