From enforced disappearance to imprisonment: Anatoliy Kobzar found after 18 months of Russian lies
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Trump threatens Putin with Tomahawks for Ukraine if war continues
Trump says he will urge Putin to end the war or face the US sending Tomahawks to Ukraine. U.S. President Donald Trump said on Oct. 12 that he is prepared to send long-range Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine but said he plans to first discuss the matter with Russian President
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Leçons drones pour OTAN et Royaume-Uni
Q: What lessons can Britain and NATO draw from how Ukraine used drones in this war?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 12 octobre 2025
Parker: Necessity forced Ukraine into FPVs and deep-strike drones. Britain hasn’t done that calculus yet. We’ve got to decide if we want to win or not. 4/ pic.twitter.com/J3b36dTuihQ: What lessons can Britain and NATO draw from how Ukraine used drones in this war? Parker: Necessity forced Ukraine into FPVs and deep-strike drones. Britain hasn’t done that calculus yet. We’ve got to decide if we want to win or not. 4/
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Russian attacks destroy half of Ukraine’s gas production before winter
Russian attacks destroyed over half of Ukraine’s gas production before winter. Energy Minister Hrynchuk said Oct. 7 that gas imports will rise 30% to offset losses. Russia keeps striking heating systems, power grids, and gas sites as winter nears. 4X
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Russian massive strike on Ukrainian gas infrastructure causes critical damage
Oct. 3 Russian attack on gas facilities in Kharkiv and Poltava oblasts was "most massive" strike on Naftogaz production since full-scale war began — 35 missiles, 60 drones. Oct. 5 strike hit gas infrastructure critical to residential heating, causing significant damage. 3/
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DeepStrike reduces Russian oil processing 21%; Ukraine develops new unmanned air defenses
DeepStrike program reduced Russian oil processing by 21% through long-range strikes on military-industrial facilities. Ukraine developing new Air Force unmanned air defense systems as part of military modernization. 2/
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Ukraine air defense 74% effective; Zelenskyy criticizes weak protection
Ukraine’s air defense is 74% effective but needs improvement, Syrskyi said Oct. 11. Russia increased air strikes 1.3 times last month, hitting energy and rear targets. Zelenskyy criticized Kyiv officials for weak protection of critical sites — Kyiv Independent. 1/
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Petraeus dismisses end of US support for Ukraine, new aid package
Welt: What if the U.S. ended its support for Ukraine? Petraeus: Highly unlikely. U.S. aid will continue — a $300M F-16 training and maintenance package is heading to Congress. Russia suffers huge losses for tiny gains. One day, I hope Russian parents say: “Not our son, not
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Petraeus says Ukraine needs Taurus and air defenses, could build 4-5M drones
Welt: What do you mean by “additional support”, Taurus?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 12 octobre 2025
Petraeus: Yes, and more air and missile defenses Ukraine can’t yet make itself.
Its arms industry is now the world’s most innovative.
With more funding, Ukraine could build 4–5M drones this year vs 1.5M last year.
3/ pic.twitter.com/28iWjaP2uVWelt: What do you mean by “additional support”, Taurus? Petraeus: Yes, and more air and missile defenses Ukraine can’t yet make itself. Its arms industry is now the world’s most innovative. With more funding, Ukraine could build 4–5M drones this year vs 1.5M last year. 3/
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Petraeus: Putin talks when Ukraine proves victory too costly
Welt: What could bring Putin to talks?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 12 octobre 2025
Petraeus: When Ukraine proves he can’t win at acceptable cost.
Around 950,000 Russians are killed or wounded, 500,000 can’t return.
Ukraine needs more aid and new sanctions like Lindsey Graham proposed.
2/ pic.twitter.com/2QWCqFCrl3Welt: What could bring Putin to talks? Petraeus: When Ukraine proves he can’t win at acceptable cost. Around 950,000 Russians are killed or wounded, 500,000 can’t return. Ukraine needs more aid and new sanctions like Lindsey Graham proposed. 2/
