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The news from Ukrainska Pravda focuses heavily on the ongoing war with Russia, detailing drone attacks on Russian infrastructure and Ukrainian casualties. There are also reports on international affairs, including statements from Donald Trump and developments in Armenia and Lithuania. Domestic…
A large Wildberries warehouse in Russia has caught fire following a drone attack, indicating continued Ukrainian strikes on Russian logistical and commercial infrastructure.
Russian military targets, including a refinery in Saratov and the Engels airfield, have been attacked by drones, with Ukrainian forces confirming the destruction of these sites.
Ukraine reports that Russia launched 133 drones, resulting in 24 confirmed hits across the country, leading to casualties and damage.
A daily report on casualties indicates that three people have died and up to 50 have been injured across three Ukrainian regions due to ongoing hostilities.
Russian drone attacks have targeted Kharkiv, resulting in injuries to two children and one man.
Donald Trump has stated that he opted against conducting further strikes on Iran as part of an agreement.
The founder of KRAKEN has reported the detention of a veteran from his unit and alleged a connection to a murder that occurred in Bali.
Russian forces have bombed a warehouse belonging to the 'Ranok' publishing house and 'Knigoland' in Kharkiv.
A morning Russian attack on a Rozetka warehouse in the Kyiv region has resulted in the death of one employee and injuries to seven others.
Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has pledged to remain aligned with President Zelensky and not form an opposition until the end of the war.
Reports suggest the Pentagon is shifting the leadership of its mission to aid Ukraine in Germany to a different country.
An analytical piece titled 'Anatomy of the Army' by Pavlo Kazarin delves into the structure and nature of the Ukrainian military.
Ukraine's General Staff has confirmed the successful destruction of the Saratov refinery, Engels airfield, and an oil depot during recent operations.
Lithuania is planning to purchase technology aimed at detecting tunnels used by illegal migrants, enhancing border security.
The government led by Nikol Pashinyan in Armenia has submitted its resignation.
A column by Alim Aliev explores the identity of Crimean Tatars and their engagement with the global community.
Special forces reported successfully destroying an air defense system and seven radar stations in the Kuban region of Russia.
Germany is calling on the European Commission to implement measures to strengthen the protection of the European Union's external borders.
Hungary is set to temporarily halt operations at its sole nuclear power plant on Sunday, a closure not seen in 44 years, potentially impacting energy supply.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has expressed his country's willingness to assist Hungary in managing its energy crisis.
According to the DeepState monitoring group, Russian forces have made advances in the areas of Kostiantynivka and Zaliznychne on the front lines.
Two women have been injured in Kherson as a result of recent Russian attacks on the city.
The Ukrainian General Staff reports that its forces have successfully neutralized approximately 1500 Russian soldiers.
