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Ukraine Fails to Advance Personal Data Protection Amid EU Demands
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Ukraine doit frapper industrie militaire russe
President Stubb:
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 16 novembre 2025
What we need to do is to give Ukraine the capacity to hit the military or defence industry of Russia, and whatever equipment is needed for that, I think that's the key. https://t.co/GvRyHu4ygi pic.twitter.com/pOxQ23l7cvPresident Stubb: What we need to do is to give Ukraine the capacity to hit the military or defence industry of Russia, and whatever equipment is needed for that, I think that's the key.
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Zelenskyy says hope for deal if front holds
Zelenskyy’s statement on the front: According to sources, Zelenskyy told the people’s deputies that as long as the front is standing, Ukraine can hope for normal terms of the agreement. According to the publication’s source, the final decision will be up to the Verkhovna Rada,
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Ukrainian forces destroy Russian truck and infantry
❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian military from the SIGNUM battalion destroys a 🇷🇺Russian truck and infantry using a heavy Baba Yaga-type drone in the Lymansk direction pic.twitter.com/8IqWLpUPPk
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 16 novembre 2025Ukrainian military from the SIGNUM battalion destroyed a Russian truck and infantry using a heavy Baba Yaga-type drone in the Lyman direction.
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Witnesses against commanders murdered; “Sumrak” and “Zayats” implicated in fighter “reset” order.
28/ Men who could testify against the commanders are murdered, Duyaninov says. He says that the order to “reset” the fighters is given by a commander with the call sign “Sumrak” and carried out by a soldier with the call sign "Zayats."
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Soldiers’ belongings stolen after assault missions: commanders hold cards and PINs.
27/ Before the men go on assault missions, they are forced to leave their bank cards and PIN codes with their commanders, and they find that their personal belongings have been stolen if they return alive.
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Commanders extort soldiers, claiming funds for unit needs
25/ Duyaninov says that his commanders routinely extort large amounts of money from their men. "For some, it's a good amount of money: 150,000 to 200,000 rubles [$1,863–$2,484]." The money is taken on a "voluntary-compulsory" basis, ostensibly "for the needs of the unit."
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Soldiers lack provisions despite initial rations, no supply drones seen.
22/ "First, they were given provisions for the journey—one ration for three days, that's understandable. And that's all—there should have been provisions later, but in the end, damn it, they saw neither birds [supply drones] nor provisions."
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Soldier describes horrific conditions and heavy casualties: “scarier than Bakhmut”
18/ Dulyaninov says that "this is even scarier than Bakhmut … It feels like everyone's been sent away for a reset [death]. It's total crap." "It feels like they’ve taken everyone to zero. Young guys, fuck, they’re dying here, one after another, bitch. It’s fucked up."
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Political pressure on Russian army to advance fast
In a sign of the heavy political pressure on the Russian army to advance quickly, he says that the commander of the 90th Tank Division ordered the 6th Regiment's commander to seize a ruined Ukrainian-held village "by lunchtime" or else be sent to an assault squad himself.
