An effective remote mining with the use of drones
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 25 juillet 2025
📹: Chervona Kalyna Brigade pic.twitter.com/it7AIuqQRi
An effective remote mining operation using drones : Chervona Kalyna Brigade
An effective remote mining with the use of drones
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 25 juillet 2025
📹: Chervona Kalyna Brigade pic.twitter.com/it7AIuqQRi
An effective remote mining operation using drones : Chervona Kalyna Brigade
For the production of interceptor drones, $6 billion is needed – Zelensky https://ift.tt/aT1c6HU #liga #news
❗️The aftermath of this morning's strike on a 🇷🇺Russian base in temporarily occupied Donetsk pic.twitter.com/KM5eHMSGvh
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 25 juillet 2025
The aftermath of this morning's strike on a Russian base in temporarily occupied Donetsk
Just hours after Russia and Ukraine held peace talks, Russian strike hit Odesa’s historic Pryvoz Market, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks The 200-year-old marketplace, known as heart of Odesa’s culture, went up in flames during 42-drone assault

One of the German Patriot systems has already arrived in Ukraine, according to The Telegraph. https://censor.net/ua/n3565201

Russia has used a new type of long-range guided bomb in a devastating airstrike on Kharkiv, wounding at least 33 people.
Ukraine wants 10 new Patriots but only has 3 secured, Zelensky says. "I have officially received confirmation from Germany for two systems, and from Norway for one," President Volodymyr Zelensky said. https://
kyivindependent.com/ukraine-wants-
10-new-patriots-but-only-has-3-secured-zelensky-says/
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Zelensky’s early leadership was heroic. But sustaining a war effort requires foresight, not just resilience. All men make mistakes. Ukraine needs more troops, stronger institutions, and public trust. Failing to mobilize more in 2022 may be Zelensky’s biggest mistake.

Despite advances in drones and military tech in general, manpower still matters. Few frontline units wouldn’t benefit from more troops. Infantry remains essential — and Ukraine’s ability to rotate, reinforce, and train is still stretched thin

By 2023, mobilization had become politically and socially more difficult. Those who had not volunteered assumed they might never have to. Now, Ukraine faces manpower shortages.