Russia claims control of village in Donetsk Oblast, Ukraine has not confirmed capture. Russia on Dec. 7. claimed control over the village of Beretsky in Donetsk Oblast. Ukrainian officials have not commented on the claims, which could not be verified.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine’s enduring humility and kindness amidst evil, a beacon of light.
imagine still having so much humility and kindness after witnessing the depths of the evil. Ukraine stands for light.
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Russia’s early 2018 military expenses: air strikes and missiles
6/ Radio Liberty estimated in early March 2018 that Russia's expenses by then could range from 172 to 245 billion rubles. Most of this was accounted for by air strikes (from 143 billion to 209 billion rubles) and missiles (from 5.98 billion to 9.97 billion rubles).
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Zelenskyy meets Trump and Macron during Notre-Dame ceremony
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with US President-elect Donald Trump and his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron. In France, a solemn opening ceremony of the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral took place.
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Air raid alert in Kyiv: rush to shelters
Air raid alert in Kyiv NOW. People must rush to bomb shelters at hypersonic speed to protect several million citizens.
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The new U.S. military aid package to Ukraine
The United States has announced a new military aid package for Ukraine worth $988 million. The package is allocated under the USAI program — first the ordered goods will be manufactured at factories, and then they will be sent to Ukraine. It will include: HIMARS missiles;
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US announces $988M military aid package for Ukraine with HIMARS and drones
US announces $988 million military aid package for Ukraine. The aid package includes ammunition for High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems (HIMARS), as well as new drone deliveries, the Pentagon said on Dec. 7.
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US allocates new military aid to Ukraine worth nearly $1 billion
The US has announced new military aid to Ukraine worth nearly $1 billion
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Pentagon annonce près d’1 milliard en aide militaire à l’Ukraine
The Pentagon has announced nearly $1 billion in military aid for Ukraine. The $988 million package includes ammunition, drones, and equipment for repairing tanks and armored vehicles.
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New aid package includes ammo and drones
The new package includes: – ammunition for HIMARS rocket and artillery systems;
– unmanned aircraft systems;
– equipment, components, and spare parts for maintenance, repair, and overhaul of artillery systems, tanks, and armored vehicles.