Knight artillery is relentlessly firing at the invaders
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The invaders tried to disguise their stronghold in one of the captured buildings in Bakhmut direction.
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Russia has decided to step up its campaign to weaponize winter by launching missile and drone attacks on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure during the winter holidays
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But the Kremlin’s attempts to instill fear and hopelessness in the hearts of Ukrainians have failed, US State Department spokesman Ned Price.
BVP M-80 manufactured in Yugoslavia, in service with 28th brigade somewhere near Bakhmut
In total, Slovenia redistributed 35 such machines to us.
The damage caused to Ukraine as a result of the war exceeds $700 billion,
According to him, the need for recovery has increased due to Russia’s attack on infrastructure.
“Together with the World Bank, we plan to conduct another verification of Ukraine’s needs for a speedy recovery. Let me remind you that w…
Sweden handed over to Ukraine old armored personnel carriers Bv 202, which were produced in the 1960-1970s
One of the batch is medical, as in the photo.
A small front-line victory in Bakhmut
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Today, servicemen of the Luhansk border detachment, together with Belarusian fighters, retook positions from which another unit of the Defense Forces had previously retreated.
Border guards and Belarusians serving in t…
A Russian Il-76 A-50U anti-aircraft missile aircraft has arrived in Belarus again, Gayun
Aircraft of this type are used in tandem with the MiG-31K to detect our air defense systems. Soon there may be air strikes again throughout Ukraine.
Turkish President Erdogan will hold talks with President Zelenskyy and Putin tomorrow
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will hold separate telephone conversations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tomorrow, January 4. This was reported by the Hurriyet newspaper with…
Russian shelling of the Alfavito hotel in the center of Kyiv
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Cameras at the Palace of Culture recorded the impact of a Russian rocket on December 31