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Ukrainian Army confirms deadly Russian missile strike on training ground
The Ukrainian Army has confirmed that Russian forces launched a missile strike on a training ground where Ukrainian soldiers were undergoing military exercises. Reports of the incident surfaced on Monday.
In a Facebook post, Major General Mykhailo Drapatyi, Commander of the Ukrainian Ground Forces, described the event as a "tragedy at the training ground" and extended his condolences to the families of the victims. He promised that those responsible would be held accountable and stated that an …
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Zelensky warns of renewed conflict if Russian occupation recognized, advocates for just peace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky declared that people would not accept an unjust end to the war if parts of Ukraine remain under Russian occupation. Zelensky expressed his conviction that if the Russian Federation continues to control occupied territories, it will only pave the way for renewed conflict.
Speaking at London's airport, he insisted that the occupation should not be legally recognized and emphasized the importance of adhering to the UN Charter and international agreements. …
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Ukrainian troops gaining ground in Torestsk
Ukrainian troops in Toretsk are currently engaging in counteroffensive actions, a development not yet visible on the DeepState map, reported military-political analyst Oleksandr Kovalenko during his daily briefing on his YouTube channel, OBOZ.UA.
"I'll say this: After successfully and consistently holding the northern part of the city, Ukraine's Defense in Toretsk were able to conduct several counterattacks, regaining control not just of streets but entire blocks," Kovalenko said.
This …
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Macron unveils France-UK peace plan for Ukraine war resolution
In an interview with Le Figaro, French President Emmanuel Macron disclosed a new peace initiative co-developed with the UK aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The France-UK proposal suggests a month-long partial ceasefire. This truce would cover air and naval assaults, as well as attacks on energy infrastructure, while excluding ground combat. Macron stated the difficulty in enforcing a ceasefire along the front lines, calling verification "very challenging."
A further step in …
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Zelensky: annexed territories will never be recognized as Russian despite peace deal pressures
Ukraine has declared it will "never" recognize the annexation of its territories currently occupied by Russia, even if such recognition becomes a requirement for any peace agreement. President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered this unwavering message late Sunday, March 2, addressing British journalists after a summit of European leaders in London.
Kyiv is adamant that these territories will always be considered under "temporary occupation" by Russia, despite current military limitations to …
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Ukrainian Regiment 'Skala' executes strategic counterattack near Pokrovsk, reclaims vital positions
Soldiers from Ukraine’s 425th Separate Assault Regiment "Skala" successfully cleared Russian fortifications near the village of Udachne, strengthening the Defense Forces of Ukraine. According to the regiment's press service, Ukrainian soldiers were tasked with clearing two enemy bunkers, but Russian forces fled their positions in panic without putting up a fight against the assault groups. Videos released show intense battles near railroads, with occupiers forced to retreat quickly, abandoning …
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UK commits £1.6 billion for Ukrainian missile defense
London is set to provide Ukraine with an additional £1.6 billion (approximately €1.94 billion) for the procurement of British air defense missiles. This announcement was made by Prime Minister Keir Starmer following the Ukraine summit held in London on March 2.
According to Starmer, the new funds will be allocated as part of export financing, aimed at boosting British exports. With this financial backing, Ukraine will be able to procure over 5,000 anti-aircraft missiles, set to be produced at …
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Norwegian oil company Haltbakk Bunkers cuts fuel supply to US military citing ethical concerns
Norwegian oil company Haltbakk Bunkers has announced it will cease fuel supplies to the US military, according to Kystens Næringsliv. The decision comes on the heels of a contentious verbal sparring involving US President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. "As you can imagine, not a single liter will be supplied until Trump is gone," stated Haltbakk Bunkers owner Gunnar Gran.
Speaking with Kystens Næringsliv, Gran revealed that his company has …
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Russian soldiers revolt amidst war, mysteriously disappear after refusing to right
Once again, the Russian military has revealed its true nature. This time, the controversy has erupted from within the ranks. Over 100 Russian soldiers who refused to continue the conflict in Ukraine have allegedly staged a rebellion in Yekaterinburg, only to mysteriously disappear afterwards. According to the news outlet ASTRA, on February 28, around 100 Russian Armed Forces personnel were reportedly forced onto buses from a military commandant’s office in Chebarkul (Chelyabinsk region) and …
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Czech citizens make history by funding Black Hawk helicopter for Ukraine
Citizens of the Czech Republic have banded together to fund a military helicopter for Ukraine. Through the volunteer initiative "Darek pro Putina" ("A Gift for Putin"), Czechs raised an impressive €2.8 million to purchase a UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter for Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate. This marks the first instance globally where citizens of a nation have united to provide such military support to Ukraine.
“Done.The Czech Republic has become the first country in the world whose …