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Howitzers Changing the Course of Battle in Donbas, Troops Say

Ukrainian artillery crews make regular use of the Western-supplied M777 howitzer, and say it has had a major impact against Russian forces. “One time we hit 300 men,” one soldier said. Crews operating one in a muddy field in the Donetsk region say the key to its success is its …

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Russia Removing Nuclear Warheads From Old Missiles to Use Against Ukraine

Russia is firing old cruise missiles stripped of their nuclear warheads at Ukrainian targets because Vladimir Putin’s stocks are so depleted, the British Ministry of Defence (MOD) has suggested. An intelligence update from the MOD on Saturday said the desperate improvisation by the Russian President’s struggling forces are “unlikely to achieve reliable …

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Wagner Head Prigozhin Praises Sledgehammer Killing of Alleged Russian Defector

A Telegram channel with close ties to the private Russian mercenary group Wagner has published a video of a Russian fighter who allegedly defected to Ukraine being killed with a sledgehammer. The video, which is titled The Hammer Of Revenge and contains comments declaring “The traitor was punished,” was published …

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Ukraine Unleashes Artillery Barrage – And Records It On Video

By A.R. Fomenko UKRAINE – Artillery troops in Ukraine opened fire for a sustained barrage against Russian forces – and caught it on video. The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence showed an example on Twitter, with battlefield video of rockets being fired at Russian positions. Troops here have been very informative, …

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‘Kherson is Ours’: Zelensky Hails Dramatic Recapture of City as Russian Forces Retreat

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy declared that Kherson is “ours” after his special forces entered the strategic southern city following the retreat of Russian troops, marking another dramatic battlefield victory in Kyiv’s drive to recapture territory occupied by Russia since the start of its Feb. 24 invasion. The Ukrainian military also …

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On the Front Line in Donetsk, Where Ukrainian Forces Hold Out Against Daily Russian Attacks

Russian troops and military forces are launching daily attacks against Ukrainian front line positions in Donetsk, in an area described as one of the hottest in the war. Paratroopers with Ukraine’s 79th Air Assault Brigade say they’re holding positions around the small city of Maryinka. They say Russia has deployed …

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Russian Troops Ordered to Retreat From Parts of Kherson

Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu ordered Russian troops to withdraw from the right bank of the Dnieper River in the partially occupied Kherson region of Ukraine. The move is another retreat amid a number of setbacks for Moscow on battlefields in Ukraine’s east and southeast. Shoigu said at a meeting …

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Wagner Mercenary Group Recruiting US-Trained Afghan Commandos to Fight in Ukraine

By Safiullah Stanikzai and Soldier of Fortune A former Afghan Defense Ministry official has reiterated claims that Afghan commandos have been recruited to fight as mercenaries in Ukraine. Reports began circulating late last week that the shadowy Wagner group, a private Russian mercenary force with close ties to the Kremlin, is …

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Ukrainian Air Defenses Intercept Russian Attacks: Report on Scene From Soldier of Fortune

by Owen Thorne KYIV – Early this morning, Russian air attacks began across Ukraine. These attacks have beenanticipated in response to the losses inflicted on the Russian Navy at their base in Sevastopol inthe occupied Ukrainian territory of Crimea. With air raid sirens beginning around midnight wewitnessed waves of attacks …

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Russia Blocks Security Camera Footage in Wake of Attack on Black Sea Fleet in Crimea

Closed circuit camera broadcasts from Sevastopol have been blocked in the wake of explosions at the Russian naval base there, a Russian official said. “All broadcasts from CCTV cameras in Sevastopol that were previously available to civilians will be closed,” according to Mikhail Razvozhaev, the governor of Sevastopol. His remarks …

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