Twenty-five states have now confirmed their intention to join the Enlarged Partial Agreement on the establishment of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine! The coalition now includes 25 states, among them Ukraine and 24 other countries: Austria,
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Ukraine destroys launcher with single missile
Ukraine spends one interceptor—and destroys a system capable of launching dozens. 6X
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Russia’s Iskander production slowed by Ukraine strikes, actual launches below plan
Russia planned 800 Iskanders per year (65/month). Actual launches in 2026: 40–50 per month. Ukraine’s strikes likely slow production. 5/
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Israeli launch? Ukrainian strikes on Iskander sites in Crimea
Launchers get hit too. Crimea: Ukrainian forces struck Iskander launch sites, radars, and storage areas 200–300 km from the front. 4/
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Ukraine strikes deep inside Russia on military and fuel targets
So Ukraine hits the source of attacks. 2026 strikes targeted Votkinsk missile plant, Cheboksary electronics factory, fuel sites, and storage depots, up to 1,600 km inside Russia. 3/
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Patriot only system to stop Iskander-M; US supplies dropped
Patriot is the only system that can stop Iskander-M — Mach 6–7, up to 50 km altitude. But US supplies dropped sharply after Feb 2025. Ukraine can’t intercept every launch. 2/
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Ukraine adapte ses défenses faute de missiles Patriot
Ukraine does not have enough Patriot interceptors to stop Iskanders today. We will have them soon. So for now, crews fire 1 missile instead of 2 to save ammo, and use drones to destroy launchers, depots, and factories behind the strikes, Kyiv Post. 1/
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Zelenskyy, Pashinyan discuss drone cooperation
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan discussed cooperation in the field of drones, according to a report from Censor.NET.
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Moscow denies recruitment, calls African volunteers in Ukraine war
Moscow denies the recruitment and calls foreign fighters volunteers. The route runs from Lagos, Nairobi, and Accra to trenches in eastern Ukraine. Russia replaces its dead with men who came looking for work. 6X
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Promised high wages, locked accounts, recruitment scams leave victims empty-handed
The wages on paper exceed anything they could earn at home. Moscow shows them banking apps where salaries supposedly accumulate. Survivors say the accounts stay locked. Recruitment agencies siphon the money. Several came back empty-handed. 3/