Ukrainian troops advancing in Yampil, passing the wreckage of a Russian Tigr-M infantry mobility vehicle.https://t.co/CWVh0s4Oqa
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 30 septembre 2022
Ukrainian troops advancing in Yampil, passing the wreckage of a Russian Tigr-M infantry mobility vehicle.
Putin’s wraps up by inviting out the four Kremlin-installed leaders of the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine that are being forcibly annexed. pic.twitter.com/CbvGCg7elm
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) 30 septembre 2022
Putin’s wraps up by inviting out the four Kremlin-installed leaders of the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine that are being forcibly annexed.
Russia’s annexation announcement stands in sharp contrast to the military reality on the ground, as Russian forces face envelopment at Lyman. There’s a good chance it will be followed by another defeat and the collapse of that pocket.
Russian strike on car depot in Dnipro: rescuers found the body of another victim under the rubble. https://censor.net/ua/p3370692
Russia’s Putin has signed so-called accession treaties to formalise the illegal annexation of the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporozhzhia regions of Ukraine. It’s a major escalation and the largest forcible land takeover in Europe since WWII.
In the liberated Vovchansk, the SBU detained a local resident who, after the occupiers' arrival, personally raised the Russian flag in the city center. #news #war #liga
And that's it. Bizarre, even by Putin's increasingly unhinged standards. Meanwhile, Ukrainian troops are routing the Russian military in and around Lyman, which Putin apparently believes is now part of Russia.
Russia announced the annexation of the occupied parts of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson Oblasts. Putin signed the relevant “documents” with the Kremlin-controlled “heads” of the four occupied regions.
It is usually not customary to talk much about the supply of weapons and ammunition. But the mere figure of €2.5 billion in corresponding funding from the European Union speaks volumes about the weight of this aid and its importance for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
It is unusual to discuss weapons and ammunition supplies in detail. However, the very figure of €2.5 billion in funding from the European Union eloquently demonstrates the significance of this assistance and its importance for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
