Russian forces retreating from Syria. A bitter-sweet sight for people in Ukraine, who are buoyed by the defeat yet know these vehicles could be headed for their land next.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Minute of Silence: Honoring the Heroes Who Died for Ukraine’s Freedom
National minute of silence. Let us bow our heads in silence, honoring the bright memory of the Heroes who gave their lives for the independence and freedom of Ukraine – their feat will live in our hearts forever.
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Russian soldier drives through ruined Bakhmut with no residents
A Russian soldier drives through "liberated" Bakhmut, but no one greets him.
— Денис Казанський (@den_kazansky) 14 décembre 2024
All around are ruins and death. Not a single resident remains.
Before the Russian army came here, it was a pleasant Ukrainian city, where 60 thousand people lived. pic.twitter.com/kibF6oL5PPA Russian soldier drives through "liberated" Bakhmut, but no one greets him. All around are ruins and death. Not a single resident remains. Before the Russian army came here, it was a pleasant Ukrainian city, where 60 thousand people lived.
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New footage of burning oil depot in Oryol
More footage of the burning oil depot in Oryol, Russia. It was attacked by drones last night. https://t.co/3D5rrFtyNM pic.twitter.com/NWlFUkZ8Ew
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 14 décembre 2024More footage of the burning oil depot in Oryol, Russia. It was attacked by drones last night.
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Enemy Combat Losses: Over 1040 Occupants, 2 Tanks, 24 Artillery Systems
Enemy combat losses over the past day are estimated at: Personnel +1040
Tanks +2
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EU to sanction Russian intelligence over disinformation campaigns
EU to impose first sanctions on Russian intelligence over disinformation campaigns, Bloomberg reports. The proposed measures target more than a dozen individuals and three entities, including Russian intelligence officers and media entrepreneurs.
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Russia intimidates Ukraine with Oreshnik intercontinental missile
Russia also tried to intimidate Ukraine with its "super-weapon" FT wrote earlier that Russia might launch another Oreshnik intercontinental missile as early as this weekend 5/
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US official: Russia may launch Oreshnik missile at Ukraine in days
“As Putin has said publicly, Russia intends to launch another experimental Oreshnik missile at Ukraine, and it is possible that Russia could do so in the coming days,” FT cites a US official 6/
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Russia’s Oreshnik weapon not a game-changer, says official
FT: Russia wanted to use this weapon to intimidate Ukraine and its supporters, the official said, adding that the Oreshnik was “not a game-changer on the battlefield”. 7/
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WSJ: 92% of Russia’s attacks are drones, rest cheap decoys
WSJ: The majority of Russia’s attacks — 92% — are drones, the rest are cheap decoys meant to waste Ukraine's resources. 3/