Ukrainian forces shoot down Russian drones daily: sometimes even in the west, – Air Force http://censor.net/ua/n3357694
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Mural de Vilnius honore une volontaire ukrainienne
A gigantic mural depicting Olena Titarenko, who works for the volunteer center appears in Vilnius to support Ukraine Almost 600 volunteers of the Palianytsia center help Ukrainian defenders who fight in the Zaporizhzhia direction https://
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Satellite images after HIMARS strike on Brylivka
Satellite images appeared showing the aftermath of a HIMARS strike in occupied Brylivka, Kherson region.
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Satellite images show only one building damaged in Olenivka prison POW explosion
Satellite images reveal only one building with Ukrainian POWs was damaged in explosion at Olenivka prison on 29 July. Ukrainian authorities say it is a Russian terrorist act; at least 50 Ukrainian POWs were killed. Maxar; 1, 3: taken on July 27; 2, 4 – on July 30
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Russia failing, paying high price with little gain, masking losses
Senior defense & military official: Lack of movement has been at a large cost to Russian forces Russia is failing on the battlefield, paying a high price for very little gain, suffering domestic failures at home, and trying to mask its losses
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Ukrainian grain on Syrian-flagged ship from Crimea detained in Lebanon
The flour and barley loaded on the ship LAODICEA in the Lebanese port turned out to be Ukrainian. The vessel, which sails under the Syrian flag, arrived loaded from the occupied Crimea, reports the Embassy of Ukraine in Lebanon https://
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Last Azovstal interview: Mission accomplished, save your lives.
And here’s my conversation with the Azovstal. I think this was their last interview at the plant. Just days after, they were given the order: “Your mission has been successfully accomplished. Please do it now to save your lives.”
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Olenivka prison attack: HIMARS unlikely, evidence points to Russian war crime.
And don’t even get me started on the fact that the Olenivka prison is located some 12 km from the frontline, so it makes 0 sense to use a HIMARS. And the fact that the charred barrack does not look like something hit with a GMLRS M30/M31 rocket. It’s a Russian mass war crime.
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Ukraine POWs: Not a HIMARS incident, but a Russian mass execution.
I am not buying this idiotic “Ukraine burned their own POWs down with a HIMARS” horseshit. Because it makes 0 sense and is a dumb conspiracy theory that contradicts basic facts. Only those having goldfish memory can buy that.
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Ukraine tried to save prisoners’ lives
All of them would have starved to insanity, become dehydrated, and died from Russian fire, or while fighting with their last bits of strength. Very soon. But back then, Ukraine opted to try and save their lives and possibly take them home later.