On February 24, 2022 Ukraine closed its airspace. Rzeszów went from 10-12 commercial flights per day to 20-40 large cargo planes daily — Hercules, Boeing 747s, Antonov An-124s from around the world. 2/
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The May 9 parade proves the war is lost
"This year's May 9 parade is the best demonstration that the war is already lost for Russia." Editorial by @GaliaAckerman
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Latvian Defence Minister resigns after Ukrainian drones enter airspace
The head of Latvia’s Ministry of Defence, Andris Spruds, has resigned due to incidents in which two Ukrainian drones penetrated the country’s airspace. The drones were en route to attack targets on Russian territory but were diverted from their course by Russian electronic
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Cessez-le-feu humanitaire violé dès son premier jour
Despite a high-profile humanitarian ceasefire brokered for May 9–11, the Ukrainian General Staff reported 147 combat engagements on the truce’s opening day. Russian forces reportedly launched over 7,000 kamikaze drones and conducted 2,000 shelling attacks, resulting in civilian
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Brussels secures Hungary’s vote for EU sanctions and Ukraine aid
After 16 years, Brussels has Hungary's vote back. Russia sanctions and Ukraine aid now clear EU unanimity without first passing through Budapest's veto. 7X
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Hungary ends 16-year blockade of EU Russia sanctions and Ukraine aid
Hungary spent 16 years inside the EU diluting sanctions on Russia and blocking aid to Ukraine. That era ended Saturday. Peter Magyar took office as prime minister, pledging to return Hungary to the European mainstream — Bloomberg. 1/
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Ukrainian drones make Russian rocket costs five times higher
A 220mm Uragan launcher 30 km from contact depends on a supply chain another 40 km deeper. Ukrainian drones reach both. Each Russian rocket fired now costs more than the rocket itself. 5X
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Ukraine’s Azov conducts AI-assisted deep strikes 160km behind front
Ukraine's 1st Corps Azov has run AI-assisted deep strikes 160 km behind the front — against trucks, fuel tankers, and ammunition transport near occupied Mariupol and the Azovstal plant. Last month: Mariupol logistics. This month: a Uragan reload in Luhansk. 4/
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Ukrainian National Guard drone strike destroys 9T452, damages command vehicle
National Guard unit Lasar's Group ran the strike in mid-April in Luhansk. Heavy bomber-type drones hit on coordinates from analysts and aerial reconnaissance. One sortie destroyed the 9T452, 2 military trucks, and damaged a command-and-staff vehicle. 2/
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Ukraine: Drones and BM-27 Uragan in War
The BM-27 Uragan fires rockets up to 35 km. Ukrainian drones now strike targets 40, 100, or even 160 km behind enemy lines. Ukraine destroys the loaders before they can supply the launchers.