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Russians attacked Kharkiv: 17 injured, including pregnant woman
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Estimated total enemy combat losses (Feb 24, 2022–Jun 5, 2025)
The estimated total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 05.06.25
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Drone strike in Pryluky kills five, including infant
Shahed drone attack on Pryluky: five people killed, including a one-year-old child. PHOTO
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SBU claims over 40 aircraft hit in June 1 attack
The claims stands in contrast with estimates made by Ukraine's security service (SBU) which claimed more than 40 aircraft were hit in the June 1 attack.
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Ukraine’s Operation Spiderweb Destroys Up to 10 Russian Military Aircraft
Two U.S. officials told Reuters on June 4 that Ukraine struck as many as 20 Russian military aircraft during Operation Spiderweb, destroying around 10 of them.
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Reuters: Ukraine hit fewer bombers than expected, U.S. says
Reuters: Ukraine struck fewer Russian bombers during Operation Spiderweb than estimated, U.S. officials claim.
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UA reveals 41 civilians affected or damaged
UA said 41 were either totally destroyed or damaged. UA has the footage from raids, most of which is still classified. So we do not doubt UA's Special Service's conclusions.
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US redirects anti-drone tech from Ukraine to Middle East
Trump administration redirecting anti-drone tech from Ukraine to US forces in Middle East, WSJ reports. The Pentagon is redirecting anti-drone technology earmarked for Ukraine to its own troops in the Middle East, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Mark Hertling joins Lawrence to discuss Trump-Putin call and Ukraine drone strike
Joining @Lawrence tonight to talk Trump-Putin phone call and Ukraine’s drone strike.
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Russia plans 10,000 troops in Transnistria, Moldovan PM warns of election interference
Russia seeks to deploy 10000 troops to Transnistria and potentially undermine election, Moldovan PM Recean says. Russia aims to deploy 10,000 troops to Transnistria and install a pro-Kremlin government in Moldova to enable it, Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean told the