Dnipro, July 26. Three people were killed during a massive Russian attack on Dnipro and the surrounding region. Among the victims of the Russian attack were 21-year-old Larysa Styhailo and her husband, who died on the spot. Rescuers were able to pull the young woman from under
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Russian soldiers in a dugout during drone attack
❗️🇷🇺Russian soldiers in a dugout during a drone attack. pic.twitter.com/6JScYnCqSg
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 27 juillet 2025Russian soldiers in a dugout during a drone attack.
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High threat of ballistic missile launches from Krasnodar Krai
High threat of Russian ballistic missile launches from the Krasnodar Krai into Ukraine.
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Ukrainian drone commander hints Russia tried to strike multiple unit leaders
'We assessed your attempt,' — top Ukrainian drone commander hints Russia tried to strike multiple unit leaders at once. "We assessed your attempt yesterday to hit all of us at once," Brovdi said in the Telegram post, without offering further details.
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Zelensky et UE discutent intégration européenne
And for Zelensky’s part: “We had a detailed discussion about Ukraine’s path to European integration. We agreed to work on finding solutions that will allow the first negotiation cluster to be opened as soon as possible. It is important that Ukraine and Moldova continue to move
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Russian Missile Strike Devastates Kamianske’s Epicenter Hypermarket
Russian Missile Strike Reduces Kamianske’s Epicentr to Rubble
Russian forces launched a destructive missile and drone assault on Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, including the city of Kamianske, completely destroying the Epicentr hypermarket, which spanned over 11,000 m². -
Ukraine needs more troops and aid
6/7 The war isn’t ending soon. russia is playing the long game — and so must we. Ukraine needs more troops. Allies must provide more aid. The cost of doing too little is far greater than the cost of doing more. Let’s finally act like we want Ukraine to win
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Allies can help: train, invest, and sustain Ukraine
5/7 Allies can help by: – Sending instructors to Ukraine
– Investing more in Ukraine’s defense industry
– Making long-term commitments of military aid to Ukraine
– Toughening sanctions on Russia
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Ukrainian reforms: leadership and training boost effectiveness
4/7 Reforms are also key. Ukraine’s corps reform must continue to improve command structures and training. Better leadership, longer training, and more troop rotations will boost morale and effectiveness
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Mobilization needs long-term support
Mobilization alone isn’t enough. Ukraine needs long-term financial and military aid to sustain and equip a larger force. That means more weapons, more training, and more consistent support from allies.