Three missiles have attacked a military training ground near Trekhizbenka in the Luhansk region. At least 10 Russian occupiers were killed - Russian media citing sources
The exact number of casualties is unknown.
An air alert has been declared in many regions of Ukraine
Threat of ballistic missiles and drones.
27-year-old Ukrainian Margarita Stetsenko killed in Germany: her 5-week-old daughter and mother missing - Bild
Margarita's body was found on the banks of the Rhine with signs of violence. Margarita's daughter and...
Ukraine plans to mobilize half a million people, of whom 330,000 will replace exhausted military personnel on the front line - FT citing Ukraine's Defense Ministry
The remaining recruits will compensate for losses and meet other military needs, depending on the...
EU close to agreement on €5 billion military aid package for Ukraine - The Financial Times
It is about a new annex to the fund used to finance military supplies to Ukraine.
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