The General Staff also confirmed that on Dec. 7, the Ukrainian military shelled Russian concentration areas near the cities of Berdiansk, Tokmak, Melitopol, Enerhodar, Dniprorudne, Polohy and Vasylivka in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, which left 240 Russian troops wounded.
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Russian Nazi describes HIMARS use in Kherson
A Russian Nazi writes about the results of HIMARS deployment in the Kherson region.
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Crimes by Russian Forces: Bucha, Izium, Mariupol, Kremenchuk
We already know their deeds – the shooting of civilians in Bucha, the execution of a children's writer in Izium, the bombing of residential areas in Mariupol, the destruction of a supermarket in Kremenchuk.
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Operational Update as of 06:00 09.12.2022 on Russian Invasion from the General Staff
Operational update as of 06:00 09.12.2022 on the Russian invasion
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Zelensky honors Ukrainian hero ‘Karaya’
On October 12, Zelensky awarded the title Hero of Ukraine to Major 'Karaya,' who flew his damaged MiG-29 as far as possible from populated areas before ejecting at the last moment, risking his life. On the same day, Karaya shot down five Shahed drones but was forced to eject.
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Ukraine receives new military aid package
The officials said the latest package of aid includes 80,000 rounds of ammunition for howitzers and an undisclosed amount of ammunition for the High Mobility Artillery Rocket System, known as HIMARS.
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US announces $275 million in military aid for Ukraine
Associated Press: US to announce additional $275 million in military aid to Ukraine. The U.S. is sending $275 million in military aid to Ukraine, including large amounts of ammunition and high-tech systems, U.S. officials who spoke on conditions of anonymity told the AP.
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Peskov : Kremlin visait la protection du Donbas
When responding to a journalist‘s question regarding the Kremlin’s original objectives for war, Dmitry Peskov said that one of their main goals in Ukraine was to “protect residents of southeastern Ukraine and Donbas.”
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Kremlin still seeks Ukraine’s regime change
"Peskov, however, reiterated that the Kremlin is still pursuing its “demilitarization” and “denazification” objectives in Ukraine, which confirms that Russia is still pursuing regime change and the elimination of Ukraine’s ability to resist future Russian attacks or pressure."
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Kremlin’s goals in Ukraine remain maximalist
ISW: Kremlin has likely not abandoned its maximalist goals in Ukraine despite Dmitry Peskov’s comments on Russian territorial objectives. Kremlin spokesman acknowledged that Moscow’s current territorial objective is to seize four partially occupied Ukrainian oblasts fully.