Ukraine invasion

Ukrainian MP Sparks Outrage with Harsh Criticism of Kyiv’s Policies

US is beginning to understand that talking peace with Zelensky is useless — politician


These two main points, quite obvious to most people following Ukrainian leadership under Zelensky.

I'd go back to square one and ask my self where and when did it all start to go wrong?

I reckon electing a comedian who was cultivated for this position is the root cause. I sincerely hope the Ukrainian people wake up and change course. US and the West are not your true friends and nor do they have Ukrainian peoples interests at heart imho.
 
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Russian military plane slams into a cliff killing 29 in Crimea

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EC to transfer €1.4 bln in revenue from Russian assets to Ukraine — statement

Zelensky plea for Easter truce yet another PR stunt — Russian MFA





 

Ukraine to receive $14.4 million in aid from Canada

Ukraine to run out of money in two weeks, MP says

Trump threatens to stop arms supplies to Ukraine — FT

 

Ukraine wants to acquire US THAAD systems — Zelensky

Ukraine must withdraw troops from Donbass to stop hot stage of special op — Kremlin

 




 

 

Polish justice minister to make final decision on extradition of Russian scientist

Relatives of missing Ukrainian soldiers rallying in downtown Kiev


 

Sabotage attempt against gas pipeline in Serbia international — MP

Kiev increases transit of NATO equipment through Moldova — military expert

Washington aware of Kiev’s attempts to interfere in US, Hungarian elections — Vance



 

Only 1% of Ukraine’s 2026 budget reserve fund remains — lawmaker




 

 


Zelensky says ready to mirror Putin’s announcement of Easter truce

Zelensky wants Ukraine to host US military bases

Zelensky fears US may withdraw from Ukraine talks in August

Ukraine receives another batch of Patriot missiles, Zelensky claims

European Commission fails to get Zelensky’s response about Druzhba oil pipeline

Baltic states deny Ukraine access to their airspace for attacks on Russia's territory


 
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End to Ukraine war may be close, Moscow and Kyiv agree as chilling video shows how Ukrainian drone brigade killed 8,000 Russian troops in one month

Moscow and Kyiv have both signalled the end of the war in Ukraine may be in sight, as chilling footage shows a Ukrainian drone brigade killing 8,000 Russian troops in a single month.

The video shows stricken Russian soldiers desperately trying to fend off approaching drones, throwing sticks and swatting at them in a futile bid to survive.

The grim scenes emerged as both sides begin a tense 32-hour truce to mark Easter in the Orthodox calendar.

Russia's hardline foreign minister issued a surprise statement that 'the prospect of a political and diplomatic settlement is on the horizon.'

Vladimir Putin's 76-year-old top diplomat laced this with his usual invective against the West - in particular the EU - but appeared to concede that an end to the bloody four year conflict could be in sight.

At the same time, Ukraine's top negotiator Lt-Gen Kyrylo Budanov, 40, made clear Russia is shifting its stance.

'They all understand the war needs to end. That's why they are negotiating,' he told Bloomberg.

'I don't think it will be long.'

Budanov - former head of Ukraine's GUR military intelligence - said Russia was moving to an endgame because the 'trillions' it has spend on the conflict was taking its toll.

He did not explain how a territorial carve-up could be agreed, with Putin demanding the entire Donbas - Donetsk and Luhansk regions - as a war trophy, something Kyiv refuses.

'No final decision has been made yet,' he said.

'But, in principle, everyone now clearly understands the limits of what is acceptable. That's enormous progress.'

Zelensky also claimed this week that Putin may feel under pressure to halt the conflict - but warned he could equally double down on repression and order a new mobilisation.

'Perhaps it's the end of the war in one form or another,' he said.

'Or, on the contrary, an escalation of the war.
 


Ukraine to let recruiters use weapons to intimidate draft resisters — Rada deputy

 
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Has Ukraine created a 'wonder weapon'? RICHARD PENDLEBURY spends days deep underground on the Kharkiv frontline to witness the unjammable killer drone that could decide the war

On the first episode of a gripping two-part series documenting Ukraine's new fibre optic drones, award-winning foreign correspondent Richard Pendlebury joins the elite Charter Brigade to become the first reporter to witness the 'wonder weapons' in combat.

Fibre optic kamikaze drones are inflicting heavy casualties on Russian forces along the Kharkiv frontline. What sets them apart from conventional attack drones is devastatingly simple, they cannot be jammed.

With the addition of a gossamer thin fibre optic cable running from the drone to its operator, the devices are completely unaffected by enemy electronic warfare systems.

While the cabling limits their range, the drones are piloted by specialist soldiers who live and operate from dugouts deep underground, launching deadly strikes before vanishing back beneath the earth.
 
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Ukraine crisis: Putin says military drills 'purely defensive' and 'not a threat' as Western leaders warn invasion imminent

The West (US) has said Russia is likely to invade Ukraine soon but
  • Vladimir Putin denies this, saying he is just carrying out planned military exercises.
Sky News : Friday 18 February 2022 22:57, UK

Russia 'violates Putin-declared ceasefire' with wave of drone strikes on Ukraine - despite Moscow and Kyiv both signalling end of war is near

Russia has violated a Kremlin-declared Easter ceasefire after it attacked Ukrainian positions with drones today.

'The ceasefire is not being observed by the Russian side,' said Serhii Kolesnychenko, a communications officer for Ukraine's 148th Separate Artillery Brigade.

He said that while artillery fire had paused in the sector where his brigade was working, at the junction of the Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions, Russian forces continued to use drones to strike Ukrainian positions.

Ukrainian forces were responding with 'silence to silence and fire to fire', Mr Kolesnychenko said.

Ukraine's military command has also reported nearly 470 Russian violations of the truce.
 
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