In addition, the Russian army attacked Kupyansk, which resulted in fires: a residential building, an outbuilding, a garage, and a firewood store were burning.
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Russian strikes destroy part of building in Kupyansk
Russian troops launched attacks using multiple rocket launchers and MLRS. As a result of a Russian strike on the village of Kupyansk-Vuzlovyi, an entry section of a three-story residential building was destroyed.
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Russian Army Struck Kupiansk
On May 21, the Russian army attacked the residential sector of Kupyansk. At least one person was killed and four others were injured in the strike, as reported by the State Emergency Service of Kharkiv Oblast.
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Trump drops ceasefire call, satisfied Russia ready to negotiate
After Monday’s conversation with Putin, US President Trump dropped his call for a ceasefire and is satisfied that Moscow is ready to negotiate with Kyiv, Bild reported, citing sources in the office of German Chancellor Merz.
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Ukrainian military training using NATO decision-making processes
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Тренували MDMP — Military Decision Making Process.
Це 7 етапів ухвалення рішень, які використовують армії США і НАТО.
Вперше навчання пройшли на базі корпусу, за участю командування ОТУ «Луганськ» та партнерів. «Азовці» поділились досвідом і посилили згуртованість штабу. -
Azov Brigade conducts command and staff training exercises
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Як ухвалюються рішення на війні?
Це не «вперед!» на емоціях — це чіткий алгоритм.
Офіцери 1-го корпусу НГУ «Азов» взяли участь у командно-штабних навчаннях, щоб відточити головне — мистецтво планування.
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Rutte welcomes Czech president to NATO summit preparations
@SecGenNATO Mark Rutte welcomed Czech @prezidentpavel to NATO HQ to discuss preparations for the upcoming #NATOsummit in The Hague. Mr Rutte praised Czechia as a strong and reliable Ally, highlighting its defence investment and support to Ukraine
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Farkas: Trump win worst-case for Ukraine, asked if it’s true now
In October of last year, Head of the McCain Institute Evelyn Farkas told the Kyiv Independent that a Donald Trump victory would be the "worst-case scenario" for Ukraine. We sat down with Farkas on May 8 to ask her if that scenario had come true.
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Working for the enemy? Government blocks crucial drone gear
Working for the enemy? Government blocks critical equipment for Ukrainian drones
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Trump trusts Putin, won’t sanction Russia, threatens to abandon Ukraine peace
U.S. President Donald Trump spoke with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on May 19. Following the call, Trump told reporters that he trusts Putin, will not sanction Russia, but will abandon Ukraine peace efforts if progress is not made.