Charities say donations for vehicles are falling even as needs grow. Each car must carry troops, ammo, food, and the wounded — often all at once. “the army always works with shortages, but vehicles are life or death,” says Come Back Alive’s Vladyslav Urubkov. 4/
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Infantry company lacks vehicles as drones and roads destroy them
An infantry company of 50–70 soldiers often has just two cars. They need five to rotate safely, but “a car lives a week or two — a month at best,” one Marine says. FPV drones and bad roads destroy vehicles faster than replacements arrive. 2/
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Ukraine’s army needs cars, drones, and people, not Tomahawks
Cars, drones, and people — not Tomahawks are what Ukraine’s army needs most. Commanders say battles are lost not for lack of long-range missiles, but for lack of wheels, eyes, and hands, writes Kyiv Independent. 1/
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Zelenskyy forms an Energy Coalition for winter
Kyiv remains firm against Russia’s campaign of destruction. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the creation of the Energy Coalition to protect Ukraine during the winter. The coalition will coordinate funding, imports, and technological support.
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Oleg Petrasyuk downs Russian FPV over church
"Kostiantynivka. Press officer of the 24th brigade Oleg Petrasyuk shot down a Russian FPV over the church!
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 28 octobre 2025
This happened during the escort of a journalist from the publication Het Nederlands Dagblad. The reporter was documenting the destruction of the church." https://t.co/IhH8Cp720xKostiantynivka. Press officer of the 24th Brigade, Oleg Petrasyuk, shot down a Russian FPV drone over the church! This happened while escorting a journalist from the Dutch publication *Het Nederlands Dagblad*. The reporter was documenting the destruction of the church.
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Aidez l’Ukraine à accélérer sa campagne de frappe
6/6 Every new drone and missile Ukraine builds shortens the war. The FP5 is moving forward. Now let’s help Ukraine scale up and fund its strike campaign. End the war faster
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Ukraine shows it can build advanced weapons
5/6 Ukraine is proving it can build advanced weapons. The FP5 is just the beginning. But scaling up takes money, materials, and political will. Europe must invest now, not later, if it wants Ukraine to win
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Europe should seize Russia’s frozen assets for Ukraine
4/6 Europe should stop hesitating. Seize Russia’s frozen assets and give them to Ukraine. That money should go directly into Ukraine’s strike campaign. More missiles. More drones. More pressure. That is how the war ends sooner
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FP5 and drones: accelerating Ukraine war’s end
The FP5 is promising, but it is not yet a mature system. It needs technical upgrades and must be produced in far greater quantities. Ukraine’s best path to ending the war faster is scaling up drone and missile production and striking more and deeper into Russia.
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Forces ukrainiennes tiennent Pokrovsk malgré désavantage
Ukrainian forces still hold Pokrovsk despite 8:1 troop disadvantage after a year of fighting Russia committed overwhelming resources to capture the city for negotiations leverage but achieved none of its objectives, Zelenskyy said