In the south, units of the invaders are clamped between the Defense Forces of Ukraine and the right shore, says a spokeswoman of OK "South" Natalia Humeniuk. The Ukrainian military keep fire control over crossings and transport arteries across the Dnipro. 1/2

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#Germany will deliver four more self-propelled artillery pieces to #Ukraine, the German Defense Ministry has said.

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The Kremlin planned to hold a pseudo-referendum on “joining Russia” in temporarily captured Kharkiv Oblast in November, the journalists of the "Donbas Realia" project report. However, at the beginning of September, the Ukrainian military launched a successful counteroffensive.

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Yes, there was a video showing an abandoned Russian tank that had been sitting by the side of the road for months with its explosives missing, most likely because the Ukrainians had already stripped it.

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The paramedics, those who save the soldiers’ lives, are priority targets for enemy snipers because destroying a paramedic means destroying a dozen more fighters. Find out how paramedics evacuate wounded soldiers https://
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In the past week, the German government has announced the following additional military aid to Ukraine: • 4 Panzerhaubitze 2000 self-propelled howitzers
• 2 MARS II M270 multiple launch rocket systems
• 50 Dingo infantry mobility vehicles

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Bohorodychne village in Donetsk region now has only two residents – an elderly lady and her son. Her other son and his wife were killed by Russians.

Before "Russian world" came, Bohorodychne had about 750 residents.

English subtitles

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— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 19 septembre 2022

Bohorodychne village in Donetsk region now has only two residents — an elderly woman and her son. Her other son and his wife were killed by Russians. Before the "Russian world" arrived, Bohorodychne had about 750 residents. English subtitles : @radiosvoboda

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