Of course more SAMs to Ukraine will alleviate this strain. It’s not so simple as global stockpiles are not plentiful, but the Russians will try again. /End

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When Russia deliberately targets cities and Kyiv’s air defenses, in simple terms it means that they have selected a strategy that will try to force the UAF to choose what is under point coverage: their cities or military locations. 4/

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Their missiles have not performed well against these systems so far, yet they keep launching at Kyiv, wearing down their stockpiles in the process. This was a complex attempt and in the process, they wear down Ukraine’s interceptors too. 3/

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UAF claims 6 Kinzhal, 9 Kalibr, and 3 SS-26 or S400s and drones were launched and intercepted. Russia is trying to find a complex targeting solution to saturate these SAMs , so far they haven’t yet. They continue to launch, evaluate, and try something different. 2/

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Last night, Russian forces continued their attacks on Kyiv and tried to overwhelm its air defenses. This time using 18 missiles launched from different directions, speeds, and profiles, with coordinated arrival times. UAF says all were intercepted 1/

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4. What is the purpose of the bribe? Well, you guessed it, the oligarchs are alleged to be involved. This time the name is Konstyantyn Zhevago. Zhevago was arrested last December in France on extradition charges submitted by Ukraine. He paid bond and stays in France. 6/

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2. The law enforcement agencies report that 18 other judges are implicated and there are search warrants for them. In total, there are around 180 judges in the Supreme Court in Ukraine. So, 10% are alleged to be involved. 3/

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1. Yesterday around midnight Kyiv time, the National Anticorruption Bureau reported an arrest of the chair of the Ukraine Supreme Court. He is suspected of accepting a bribe in the amount of 2,7 million dollars. 2/

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The new corruption scandal in Ukraine. Is this a sign that Ukraine steps up its fight against corruption? Or is this just another confirmation of corruption in Ukraine? In my view, both, but please learn the facts and form your own opinion. What happened? 1/

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Damn!!! But I think nothing can top the fact that the guys did a private show for you.

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