Zelenskyy: This is not a swap when you swap your territory for your territory. 5/ pic.twitter.com/c5Vb24ckCq
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 23 octobre 2025
Zelenskyy: This is not a swap when you swap your territory for your territory. 5/
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Zelenskyy: Swapping territory for territory isn’t a swap
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Kopeysk residents missing after making ammo for Ukraine
Russians who were producing ammunition in Kopeysk to target Ukrainians have now mysteriously disappeared without a trace.
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Ukraine seeks full transfer of $300 billion in frozen Russian assets
"Ukraine’s long-term goal is the full transfer of $300 billion in Russian frozen assets to Ukraine," Deputy Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Iryna Mudra says.
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Belgium fears Russian retaliation over frozen assets, demands EU risk-sharing
Belgium, which holds the assets, fears Russian retaliation and demands risk-sharing from all 27 EU states. Moscow calls the plan “theft.” Belgium’s PM Bart De Wever: The consequences cannot only be for Belgium. 2/
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EU mulls €140B loan for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets
Europe may soon fund Ukraine with Russia’s own money. EU leaders in Brussels are weighing a €140 billion “reparations loan” backed by Russia’s frozen assets at Belgium’s Euroclear, New York Times. Ukraine repays only if Moscow ever pays reparations. 1/
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Ukraine reports doubling of robotic frontline tasks, robots reshape ground war
Ukraine’s top command reports robotic frontline tasks nearly doubled from Aug to Sept, confirming a shift: drones changed the air war first. Now land robots shape fights on the ground and can end them without sending soldiers into kill zones. 5X
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Ukraine’s unmanned ground vehicles cut casualties, increase precision
Ukraine’s unmanned ground vehicles now resupply, evacuate wounded, carry remote-controlled guns, and deliver charges in assaults. Commanders say they cut casualties and increase precision as Kyiv conserves manpower against a larger Russian army. 4/
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Wheeled drone strike leads to two Russian soldiers surrendering with sign
The $1,500 wheeled drone rolled to the position under overwatch from an aerial drone. After a 1st blast into the dugout, a 2nd robot waited outside while 2 unarmed Russians emerged with the sign and followed the quadcopter to Ukrainian lines. 2/
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Ukrainian drone operation captures POWs without infantry casualties
No Ukrainian infantry were lost in the operation. The brigade used aerial FPV for the initial strike, then sent the land drone to finish the job and hold the position at risk. Ground troops advanced only to accept the POWs and secure the tree line. 3/
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Ukrainian ground drone forces first Russian surrender with 63kg explosives
Ukrainian ground drone forced a Russian surrender for the 1st time, The WP. In June in Kharkiv region, a 3rd Assault Brigade land robot packed with 63 kg of explosives cornered a dugout. Russians raised a sign: “WE WANT TO SURRENDER.” 1/