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Ukraine War: Russia Launches Ninth Wave Of Missile Attacks On Kyiv This Month
Authorities in Kyiv said it looked like all incoming rockets had been destroyed, but falling debris caused some damage in two neighborhoods. Officials say that a missile attack on the Black Sea town of Odesa killed one person and hurt two others. Blasts were also heard in Vinnytsia, Khmelnytsky, and Zhytomyr, which are all in the central-western part of Ukraine. The Ukraine’s Air Force said in a statement that 29…
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Russian Cruise Missile Attack Targets Kyiv, Resulting In Casualty In Odesa
Again, Russia has hit Ukraine with missiles, killing one person in the city of Odesa in the south and setting fires in two parts of the capital, Kyiv, with rubble from destroyed missiles. Serhiy Bratchuk, a spokesman for Ukraine’s military government, said on Thursday that two more people were hurt in the attack in Odesa. “The Air Defence Forces shot down most of the enemy’s rockets over the sea. “Unfortunately,…
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Explosions In Kyiv And Other Ukrainian Cities After Kremlin Drone Attack
Explosions were heard in the early hours of Thursday morning in Kyiv and other places in Ukraine, according to officials and the media. Some local officials said that anti-aircraft defenses were in use. Since October of last year, Russia has regularly bombed Ukraine, hitting a wide range of targets. The latest explosions happened less than 24 hours after Kyiv said that a Russian attack on the city of Kherson killed…
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NATO Chief Confirms Ukraine Has Received 98% of Promised Combat Vehicles
The head of NATO said that NATO allies and partner countries have given Ukraine 1,550 armored vehicles and 230 tanks to help it form units and take back land from Russian forces. NATO’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, said on Thursday that Ukraine had received more than 98 percent of the combat vehicles that had been given to it during Russia’s invasion and war. This gives Kyiv more power as it…
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US General Claims Russian Ground Forces Have Increased Since Ukraine War
Even though Russia has lost a lot of people in its war with Ukraine, a top US military leader in Europe told lawmakers on Wednesday that they still have a lot of weapons left. The head of US European Command, Gen. Christopher Cavoli, told the House Armed Services Committee, “This conflict has hurt the Russian ground force a little bit, but it is bigger now than it was at the…
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Russian T-14 Armata Battle Tank Debuts In Ukraine
The appearance of the highly advanced tanks has raised concerns over escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
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Ukraine Prepared Attack On Moscow That Could Have Started WW3, Leaked Memos Say
Earlier this year, Ukraine was going to launch a huge attack on the Russian city, but the US government stopped them. A report from the Pentagon that got out shows that the head of Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR) told agents to get ready for “mass strikes” using “everything the HUR had” on February 24, the first anniversary of the start of the war. But when Washington heard about the planned…
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Unprepared For Extended Battle, US Army Under Gun To More Munitions
One of the most important weapons in the Ukraine war comes from a historic plant in this city that was built by coal barons. Tons of steel rods are brought in by train to be forged into artillery shells that Kyiv can’t get enough of and that the U.S. can’t make fast enough. The Scranton Army Ammunition Plant is at the front of a multibillion-dollar Pentagon plan to upgrade and…
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Ukraine Receives American Patriot Guided Missile Systems
On April 19, Ukraine’s Defense Minister said that his country had finally gotten the Patriot surface-to-air guided missile systems it had been wanting for a long time. Kyiv hopes that these systems will help protect it from Russian attacks during the war. Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said in a tweet, “Today, our beautiful Ukrainian sky is safer because Patriot air defense systems have arrived in Ukraine.” Ukrainian officials have said…
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Pentagon Leaks Indicate Date Of Ukrainian Counteroffensive
Newsweek said on Sunday that a leaked Pentagon paper showed that the Ukraine’s counteroffensive against Russian forces will start on April 30. Dated February 28, the document explains the delivery of equipment and a training schedule for nine brigades that, with help from the US and its allies, “can be made ready for the spring counteroffensive.” According to the papers, it is expected that three more brigades will be recruited…
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