The tail section of Tochka U was also found after the explosions in Belgorod. The explosion was caused by a downed rocket that fell into residential areas of the city.
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Welcome to the Ukrainian Navy!
They are strong.
They are brave.
They are uncompromising.
They are the Ukrainian Navy! Mighty as Neptune!
Glory to them!
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NATO Summit: Strengthened Deterrence, Invites Finland and Sweden, Supports Ukraine
At the #NATOSummit, leaders signed off on key decisions, including a fundamental strengthening of #NATO’s deterrence and defence, an invitation to Finland and Sweden to join the Alliance and long-term support to Ukraine
— NATO (@NATO) 3 juillet 2022At the #NATOSummit, leaders signed off on key decisions, including a fundamental strengthening of #NATO’s deterrence and defence, an invitation to Finland and Sweden to join the Alliance and long-term support to Ukraine
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They Hold Our Sky — Air Defense Forces Day
They hold our sky – today is the Air Defense Forces Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Donbas Situation Update
Three essential threads for understanding how the situation in the Donbas is likely to evolve in the next few days and weeks:
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Ukraine: 35,970 Russian soldiers killed since invasion start
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Russia, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have destroyed approximately 35,970 occupiers, including 100 yesterday, @GeneralStaffUA informs. The invaders suffered the greatest losses on the Kramatorsk and Bakhmut axes in the Donbas.
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Lysychansk not fully captured, Ukrainian army fights and destroys Russian equipment
24. Of course, there is no need to be dramatic. Currently, Lysychansk has not yet been seized in its entirety. The Ukrainian army continues to fight and burn convoys of Russian equipment: pic.twitter.com/jRbdAOL4BX
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 3 juillet 2022Of course, there is no need to be dramatic. Currently, Lysychansk has not yet been seized in its entirety. The Ukrainian army continues to fight and burn convoys of Russian equipment:
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Western aid shortfalls mean missed opportunities for army’s needs
If they had started in February, they would be reaping the benefits now. The expectation that 100% of the army's needs would be covered by supplies from the West did not materialise.
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Production of shells, drones, trucks, mortars, and homemade MLRS possible with civilian forces.
22. Yes, it is not possible to quickly build factories to produce tanks, MLRS or howitzers. But it is possible to set up production of shells, reconnaissance drones, trucks, small-calibre mortars, for example. Probably home-made MLRS. And throw all civilian forces at it.
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Putin’s army stalled, but progress is slow and the situation is difficult.
23. That sounds a bit scary. But the situation is not easy either. Yes, Putin's army is not advancing on Kyiv, but none of the above is being done quickly.