At the 116th Mechanized Brigade training ground, preparation is ongoing continuously — brigade units practice tasks under conditions of maximal proximity to real combat. This is the foundation of future victories. Communication Unit of the 116th Separate Mechanized Brigade #preparationForUA2025
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Ukraine’s anti-graft watchdogs curbed; Prosecutor General gains control
The law curbing Ukraine’s anti-graft watchdogs is now in force. It gives the prosecutor general control over NABU & SAPO. Protesters rallied, EU warned of backsliding, but Zelenskyy offered only vague talk of “Russian influence.”
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Russian attacks kill 2, injure 30, cause blackouts in Ukraine
Russian attacks kill 2, injure 30 across Ukraine over past day, cause blackouts. Russia launched 71 drones from multiple directions overnight. Air defenses shot down 27 drones, and 18 were lost or intercepted by electronic warfare, the Air Force said.
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Ukrainian minister quotes boxer on consequences of pushing too hard.
Zelensky's former foreign minister, referencing the words of Ukraine's world champion boxer and occasional philosopher Oleksandr Usyk, and building on them: "Don't push the horses. They kick back." "донт пуш зе хорсес… зей кік бек."
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Purchase of anti-drone interceptors over 3 billion UAH
Ukrainian Defense Minister Shmyhal announced that Ukraine has already ordered interceptor-drones worth over 3 billion hryvnias. Four state contracts have been signed with domestic manufacturers, focused on countering the Russian Shahed drones. Negotiations are underway to
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Zelensky on anti-corruption without Russian influence
"The anti-corruption infrastructure will function, but without any Russian influence," @ZelenskyyUa said after signing the law on NABU and SAPO. "Yermak (Head of the President’s Office) and Syrskyi (Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces) have parents living in Russia. We just"
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Ukrainian parliament removes anti-corruption independence
Ukraine faced a watershed moment on July 22 as parliament passed, and the president signed, a bill that effectively eliminates the independence of the country's anti-corruption institutions.
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Syrskyi explained why he launched the Kursk operation
"We were harshly criticized because we were retreating." Syrskyi explained why he launched the Kursk operation. https://ift.tt/yokFBeu #liga #news
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45 signatures needed for Constitutional Court appeal, Zheleznyak says
In order to file an appeal with the Constitutional Court, 45 signatures of lawmakers must be collected. According to Zheleznyak, it will not be easy.
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Derek’s Job Struggles: Rejected as War Reporter, Then Repairman, Feels ‘Thrown to the Wolves’
29/ "So I continue to pray to the Lord." She says that Derek tried to get a job as a war reporter at the front, but was rejected. Then he wanted to get a job as a repairman, but that didn't happen either. She says he "feels like he is being thrown to the wolves right now."