New wave of Russian shaheds are coming. Another sleepless night for Ukraine
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia launches major offensive in Ukraine
Russia mounts one of the largest offensives of the war.
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Russian Orthodox Church removes Metropolitan Hilarion
The Synod of the Russian Orthodox Church retired Metropolitan Hilarion of Donetsk and Mariupol of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate. A bishop from Russia was sent to replace him, according to the website of the Russian Orthodox Church. More than 30 bishops participated in the decision.
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Ukraine tests domestic drones to counter Russian Shahed attacks
Ukraine is testing domestically produced drones capable of automatically targeting “Shahed” UAVs, said Ukrainian military expert Ivan Stupak In recent months, Russia has intensified its drone attacks on Ukraine, utilizing various types of drones, including Iranian-made Shaheds
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Kyiv: Constant Shahed attacks met with mobile defense and new McDonald’s openings
Meanwhile in the Kyiv area: – Massive Shahed attacks every single night – Mobile air defense groups on trucks with machine guns and spotlights on bridges and highways
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Ukrainian morale: feeling betrayed by West, tired but resilient
Q: How is the morale among ordinary Ukrainians?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 3 novembre 2024
A: Ukrainians feel somewhat betrayed by the West due to decreased attention and support. People are tired and wary of the coming winter, but there's a mood of normalcy. Despite fatigue, we're resilient and continue to stand solid.… pic.twitter.com/X2CieYpdHaQ: How is the morale among ordinary Ukrainians? A: Ukrainians feel somewhat betrayed by the West due to decreased attention and support. People are tired and wary of the coming winter, but there's a mood of normalcy. Despite fatigue, we're resilient and continue to stand solid.
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Ukraine battlefield intensifies with record drone strikes and attacks
Q: With global attention on other conflicts, what's the current state of the battlefield in Ukraine?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 3 novembre 2024
A: The situation is more intense than in the previous two years. Daily attacks have increased significantly, and the number of drone strikes is extremely high. Just last night,… pic.twitter.com/aEO9CoIO7LQ: With global attention on other conflicts, what's the current state of the battlefield in Ukraine? A: The situation is more intense than in the previous two years. Daily attacks have increased significantly, and the number of drone strikes is extremely high. Just last night,
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Ukraine prepares for US aid changes with European allies
Q: How is Ukraine preparing for potential changes in U.S. aid?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 3 novembre 2024
A: We've been working with our European allies to secure aid commitments. While policy decisions have been made, actual deliveries face logistical challenges and bureaucratic delays. The real concern is ensuring that… pic.twitter.com/4dEIMJ4Ty1Q: How is Ukraine preparing for potential changes in U.S. aid? A: We've been working with our European allies to secure aid commitments. While policy decisions have been made, actual deliveries face logistical challenges and bureaucratic delays. The real concern is ensuring that
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Ukrainians may favor Trump for peace deal over attrition
Q: Why would any Ukrainians support a Trump presidency that might cut off aid to Ukraine?
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 3 novembre 2024
A: It's intriguing, but some Ukrainians believe that a deal—whatever it might be—could be better than continuing the war of attrition. They assume, perhaps incorrectly, that such a deal… pic.twitter.com/gOvHD3SlSaQ: Why would any Ukrainians support a Trump presidency that might cut off aid to Ukraine? A: It's intriguing, but some Ukrainians believe that a deal—whatever it might be—could be better than continuing the war of attrition. They assume, perhaps incorrectly, that such a deal
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Ukrainian troops repelled attack: tanks and IFVs destroyed
On 2 November, Ukrainian soldiers repelled a massive attack by Russian occupiers involving 22 armored vehicles. As a result of the battle, the Russians suffered significant losses. Ukrainian forces destroyed six tanks and nine infantry fighting vehicles.