Ukrainian forces used captured radios to bait Russian commanders into sending reinforcements to a false "secure" position and sprung their trap as Russian APCs neared the treeline, knocking out two of three vehicles with precision anti-tank strikes. Caught under heavy machine gun fire, the remaining APC attempted to retreat.
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Nine convicts from 36th Marine Brigade defended Mariupol, captured at Azovstal
All 9 convicts were members of the 36th Separate Marine Brigade. They were defending Mariupol from the Russian occupiers, in particular, they were on the territory of the Azovstal plant, and then were taken prisoner by Russia. 2/2
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Russians convict 9 Ukrainian soldiers in occupied Donetsk for alleged shelling
In temporarily occupied Donetsk, Russians "convicted" 9 Ukrainian soldiers. They are accused of allegedly shelling the village of Staryi Krym, near Mariupol, in March 2022, the Mariupol City Council reported. 1/2
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92nd Assault Brigade promises timely and precise ‘fiery gifts’ for occupiers.
We will deliver the "fiery gifts" for the occupiers precisely and on time. : 92nd Assault Brigade
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Kyiv Independent criticizes Johnny Harris’ NATO and Ukraine war commentary
“Johnny Harris’ take on NATO and the Ukraine war distorts history, trading facts for sensationalism and turning his platform into a tool of Russian narratives,” writes Jason Blevins, the Kyiv Independent’s creative video director, in his op-ed.
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McConnell sur aide militaire à l’Ukraine et Israël
'[McConnell] doesn't know if the US will spend more on Ukraine military aid but 'the goal here is for the Russians not to win'. Of Ukraine and Israel, he says, 'We've got two democratic allies fighting for their lives. I don't think we ought to micromanage what they think is
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Orban and Putin discuss Ukraine war in phone call
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban had a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and discussed the Russian-Ukrainian war.
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Tax reform and G7 loan to fund military spending
The Finance Ministry announced on Dec. 11 that a recently signed tax increase and portions of the G7's $50 billion loan will be enough to cover Ukraine’s defense expenses outlined in the 2025 budget.
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Ukrainian unit destroys Russian armored vehicles in Kursk region
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian military from the 36th Marine Brigade continue to destroy 🇷🇺Russian armored vehicles in the Kursk region pic.twitter.com/ffEETJFUKw
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 11 décembre 2024Ukrainian military from the 36th Marine Brigade continues to destroy Russian armored vehicles in the Kursk region
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Russians impose Russian Constitution tests on occupied pupils
Russians are forcing schoolchildren in temporarily occupied territories to take tests on their knowledge of the Russian Constitution.