russian missile/drone attacks around the Odesa ports are intensifying, striking port, energy, and transport infrastructure.
Zelenskyy acknowledges serious failures in the air defence system, and changes in leadership are currently taking place. pic.twitter.com/dzPITI50Ce

— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 20 décembre 2025

Russian missile and drone attacks around Odesa's ports are intensifying, targeting port, energy, and transport infrastructure. Zelenskyy acknowledges serious failures in the air defense system, and leadership changes are currently underway.

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Source: https://
nytimes.com/interactive/20
25/12/19/world/europe/ukraine-war-drone-attacks.html
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GPS rarely works. Russian jamming forces pilots to navigate by trees, trenches, road bends, and river curves, including crossings over the Dnipro River. 6/

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Ukraine built this system out of necessity. When artillery shells ran short earlier in the war, units turned to cheap commercial drones, modified with explosives, tape, wires, and plastic bottles filled with TNT. 4/

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They live indoors because Russian surveillance drones constantly scan the area. The team intercepts enemy video feeds. If their own building appears on the screen, they know a strike is coming. 3/

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The drone team operates from a half-ruined building in the Kherson region, rarely stepping outside. They belong to the 34th Marine Brigade: a pilot, a navigator, an explosives technician, and a commander — all locals, defending their home area. 2/

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In Ukraine, piloting a drone has become one of the most decisive and dangerous frontline jobs.

The New York Times reports from Kherson that soldiers on both sides can barely walk, dig or resupply without being detected from the air.

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— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 20 décembre 2025

In Ukraine, piloting a drone has become one of the most decisive and dangerous frontline jobs. The New York Times reports from Kherson that soldiers on both sides can barely walk, dig or resupply without being detected from the air. 1/

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Campaigns altered children’s diagnoses, names, and family stories — and claimed treatment in US hospitals that never existed. Leukemia became rare brain cancer. Maksym became Alex. Serhii became Andrew. 3/

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❗️🇷🇺Russian troops again attempted to use the gas pipeline to infiltrate, but this time were eliminated by 🇺🇦Ukrainian troops from the 77th Separate Airmobile Brigade. Assault actions took place on 16 December, north of Novoplatonivka. pic.twitter.com/69wep4NYLN

— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 20 décembre 2025

Russian troops again attempted to use the gas pipeline to infiltrate, but this time were eliminated by Ukrainian troops from the 77th Separate Airmobile Brigade. Assault actions took place on 16 December, north of Novoplatonivka.

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