Ukrainian military personnel are trained on sanitary versions of ACSV armored personnel carriers. As it turns out, the first 10 of 50 Canadian armored personnel carriers will arrive in Ukraine by the end of autumn.
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Denmark allocates €16M to Ukraine’s energy system
Denmark is allocating over €16 million to Ukraine to support its energy system.
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PCA begins hearings on Ukraine’s 2016 case against Russia’s Black Sea actions
The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague started hearings regarding the case brought by Ukraine in 2016, which challenges Russia’s actions in the Black Sea, Sea of Azov, and Kerch Strait since the annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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Reinventing battlefield mobility: A @defenceu and @United24media collaboration.
Reinventing the ways of moving at the battlefront.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 23 septembre 2024
📹: @United24media pic.twitter.com/4vZRl8jP7LReinventing the ways of moving at the battlefront. : @United24media
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Russian Attacks on Shakhove: 7 Hurt, 2 Children
Russian forces attacked the village of Shakhove in Donetsk region on September 23, injuring 7 people, including 2 children, according to Vadim Filashkin, head of the Donetsk Regional Military Administration.
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AI Helps Detect 12,000 Russian Military Equipment Weekly – Defense Ministry
Thanks to artificial intelligence, defenders detect 12,000 units of Russian Federation equipment weekly – Ministry of Defense https://ift.tt/zF8B19n #liga #news
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G7 and allies raise over $4 billion for Ukraine energy infrastructure
G7 countries and other allies have raised more than $4 billion to rebuild Ukraine's energy infrastructure since the start of the full-scale invasion, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.
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Head of Donetsk OVA refuted fake protests in Pokrovsk
Head of Donetsk Regional Military Administration refuted a fake about protests against the military in Pokrovsk https://ift.tt/st10Ol8 #liga #news
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Critique of Deportation: Freedom vs. Past Actions
17/ A user complains: "Horror! You can't send people like that back to their place. He didn't go there to defend Russia, but to live free afterwards (if he survives) as if he had done nothing…"
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Cannibal Nikolai Ogolobyak pardoned, sent to Ukraine, fate unknown.
15/ Another cannibal, Nikolai Ogolobyak, was also pardoned by a decree of Vladimir Putin and was sent to fight in Ukraine. His fate is not known. The news of Malyshev's release has had a generally unfavourable reaction on Russian social media, perhaps not surprisingly.