Zelenskyy: For the first time in its history, the Russian Black Sea fleet has been driven into remote bays. Ukraine's successful use of naval drones has changed the maritime defense strategies of the world's leading powers. 5/
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Ukraine leads in drone development and use
Zelenskyy: Ukrainians lead Europe in the development and use of drones.
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 octobre 2025
Ukrainian naval drones have become a global defense sensation and allowed Ukraine to regain partial control of the Black Sea. 4/ pic.twitter.com/0aBFITnZEqZelenskyy: Ukrainians lead Europe in the development and use of drones. Ukrainian naval drones have become a global defense sensation and allowed Ukraine to regain partial control of the Black Sea.
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Zelenskyy says shell production expanded, 2.4M rounds delivered
Zelenskyy: Shell production has also expanded: last year we produced and delivered 2.4M mortar and artillery rounds of various calibres to the front. 3/ pic.twitter.com/2gC9qPkHIk
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 6 octobre 2025Zelenskyy: Shell production has also expanded: last year we produced and delivered 2.4M mortar and artillery rounds of various calibres to the front. 3/
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Ukraine’s defense industry capacity up tenfold, $35B drone-missile potential next year
Zelenskyy: Since the full-scale war began, the capacity of Ukraine’s defence industry has risen by tens of times. Next year the production potential for drones and missiles alone will be $35B. 1/
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Ukrainian drones destroy rare Russian R-330Zh electronic warfare station
Ukrainian drone operators destroyed a rare Russian R-330Zh “Zhytel” electronic warfare station — a system used to jam communications, disable GPS, and interfere with drones Only 23 such complexes have been visually confirmed destroyed since 2022
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Thinning Ukraine front line lets Russian troops infiltrate despite stalemate.
Ukraine’s front line is thinning. Infantry gaps stretch 200–1000 m, letting Russian troops slip through. Zaluzhnyi still calls the war a “stalemate,” but Ukrainska Pravda reports Russia pushing forward despite slower gains in September. 1/
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Ukraine deploys new FP-5 cruise missiles with 3000 km range
Ukraine has deployed new FP-5 cruise missiles with a range of 3,000 km and a 1,150 kg warhead, boosting strike capacity. 4X
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Ukraine’s hellfire intensifies Kremlin fuel crisis
Source: https://
economist.com/europe/2025/10
/05/ukraines-hellfire-is-intensifying-the-kremlins-fuel-crisis
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Ukraine damages 40% of Russia’s oil refining capacity
Ukraine has already damaged 40% of Russia's oil refining capacity. Ukraine's strikes have hit 16 out of 38 Russian refineries, including major facilities like Ryazan, which normally processes 340,000 barrels per day. 2/
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Ukraine’s rising attacks on Russian oil may reach daily
Do you know who is helping Ukraine the most with sanctions against Russian oil? Ukraine. The number of Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy infrastructure has increased from 2-3 per week to 4-5. Could potentially reach daily attacks — The Economist. 1/