High threat of Russian ballistic missiles such from Voronezh Russia on Ukraine
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Modern combat medical backpacks donated by the UWC
The Ukrainian World Congress delivered fifteen modern combat medical backpacks to medical teams of the Security Service of Ukraine. The backpacks were developed in close cooperation with medics and equipped based on the real needs of frontline medicine. UWC
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Greece transfers M110A2, M114, M101 howitzers to Czechia for Ukraine
Greece has transferred M110A2, M114, and M101 howitzers to Czechia, which Ukraine has likely already received or will receive.
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Ukrainian Su-27 destroys Russian pontoon bridge with GBU-62 bomb
❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian Su-27 fighter jet, using a high-precision GBU-62 aerial bomb, destroys a 🇷🇺Russian pontoon bridge / river crossing pic.twitter.com/Ir2vOJ5Cs5
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 28 mai 2026Ukrainian Su-27 fighter jet, using a high-precision GBU-62 aerial bomb, destroys a Russian pontoon bridge / river crossing
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Ukrainian pilot “Karaya” Voroshylov transitions to Swedish Gripen, impressed by training
Ukrainian pilot Vadym “Karaya” Voroshylov has switched from the MiG-29 to the Swedish Gripen, Pavlo Palisa reported. He says the impressions after flying the Gripen are extremely strong. He is now truly living and breathing the training and study of the Gripen and believes it
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Lavrov warns Rubio over Kyiv strikes
Lavrov personally warned Marco Rubio about further strikes on Kyiv. Russia is effectively saying: you cannot ignore this war, and if diplomacy collapses, escalation follows.
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Cheap FPV drones make large assaults slow, visible, and costly
The drone war changed everything. Cheap FPV drones now make large assaults slow, visible and extremely costly for both sides. Russia can still destroy cities, but breaking Ukraine militarily is getting harder. 5/
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Russia’s territorial gains in May could be weakest in over a year
But Russia’s own offensive momentum is fading. According to DeepState, May could become Russia’s weakest month of territorial gains in more than a year. 4/
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Kremlin claims patience exhausted after Luhansk dormitory strike.
The Kremlin claims its patience was “exhausted” after a strike on a dormitory in occupied Luhansk. Moscow is using the incident to justify tougher attacks and escalation rhetoric. 3/
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Russia strikes Kyiv, warns on decision centers: psychological warfare
Russia followed its biggest strikes on Kyiv with warnings about attacks on “decision-making centers” and calls for diplomats to leave the city — psychological warfare. 2/
