Russian strategic aviation launch bloody cruise missiles on Ukraine
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Recorded possible Kh-101/555 missile launches from Volgograd region
Possible launches of the Kh-101/555 missile by Tu-95MS aircraft from the Volgograd region have been recorded @radar_ua
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Takeoff of Tu-95MS group from Olenya: from 3 to 6 aircraft in the air
Takeoff of a Tu-95MS group from Olenya airfield, – Air Forces Currently unknown how many aircraft actually lifted off. Monitoring channels report takeoff of 3 to 6 boards/airframes. As of now it is known that the Tu-95MS aircraft are already in the Volgograd airspace.
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EU eyes ban on Russian LNG and aluminum, Bloomberg reports.
EU considering ban on Russian LNG, aluminum, Bloomberg reports. The phase-out of LNG could be enacted as a sanction or part of a road map presented by the European Commission next month, officials said.
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Drone hits distillery in Russia’s Tambov Oblast, fire reported
Drone hits distillery in Russia's Tambov Oblast, local media reports. Local residents said a fire broke out at the distillery, which is located near a military training ground in the village of Novaya Lyada.
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Zelensky comments on troop transfer
President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed concerns about a recent order to transfer 5,000 Air Force personnel to the Ground Forces amid critical infantry shortages during his evening address on January 14. He reassured the public that the move would not weaken Ukraine's air defense capabilities.
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US warns premature ceasefire would let Russia reattack
US Defense and State Secretaries warn that forcing a premature ceasefire in Ukraine would enable Russia to "rest, refit and eventually reattack" – New York Times. Lloyd Austin and Antony Blinken argue that any peace deal must ensure Ukraine can "deter further Russian aggression,
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Air raid in Kyiv and many other regions of Ukraine
Air raid in Kyiv and many other regions of Ukraine
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Sustain sanctions until comprehensive peace deal with reparations
The West must sustain sanctions and assert its resource superiority to exploit Russia's financial weaknesses. Sanctions relief should be categorically off the table until a comprehensive peace deal, including reparations, is secured. 11X
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Putin faces choice between war and domestic power amid bank collapse fears
The risk of bank collapses looms large, reviving Russian fears of worthless deposits from past crises. Putin now faces a stark choice: continue the war in Ukraine or safeguard his grip on domestic power. 10/