For strikes on civilian objects in Kharkiv, the enemy began to use Molniya strike UAVs:
Molniya-1 (one engine) Molniya-2 (two engines) The specified UAV does not have an autonomous navigation system, instead it is controlled by an operator. The warhead is 5-7 kg. In fact, it is

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Israel handed Ukraine its own three-dimensional radars, which are necessary for the creation of an early warning system about air attacks This was announced by Ambassador Korniychuk. It is known that the creation of this system is at the final stage of launch in Ukraine.

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Yet, what of those still there? Many make the journey back to Ukrainian-controlled areas via Russia and Europe; some choose to remain. It’s a profound tragedy. 3/

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The argument has long been that territories are about the people who live there—people Russia oppresses and brutalizes, whom we cannot abandon. Now, with the stark realization across Ukraine that reclaiming these territories is unlikely, perspectives are shifting. 2/

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NYTimes writes that Ukraine is shifting focus from territorial control to security guarantees. Here in Kyiv, I agree. The Trump election is a wake up call for many, including me, to reassess our options. 1/

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this is 4-year-old Mykhaylo Mayorov. several days ago the second-largest nuclear power in the world bombed his bedroom in my homecity Zaporizhzhia. he is still fighting for his life in ICU. bombing little kids is russian culture.

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