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Suspilne Investigation Reveals Ukrainians Among Those Training Russian Troops
Crimea
Suspilne Investigation Reveals Ukrainians Among Those Training Russian Troops
Among those charged with the training, 12 individuals hold Ukrainian citizenship and are traitors to their country, actively participating in the war on Russia’s side.
By Kyiv Post
Jul. 4
‘Victims of the Russian Torturers’ – Ukraine at War Update for July 3
War in Ukraine
‘Victims of the Russian Torturers’ – Ukraine at War Update for July 3
Civilian casualties rise in Nikopol and Kharkiv; AFU missiles blow up drone depot in Crimea; Russia sentences teen to 12 years for aiding Ukraine; Russians build up forces in Vovchansk
By John Moretti
Jul. 3
Putin’s Normal Grinding Attritional Tactics Are Failing in Vovchansk
Zelensky
Putin’s Normal Grinding Attritional Tactics Are Failing in Vovchansk
Russia’s strategy of achieving inexorable gains regardless of manpower and equipment losses has been stopped in the Kharkiv sector, where Ukrainian attacks are cutting Moscow’s to pieces.
By Stefan Korshak
Jul. 1
‘A Classic Example From the Russian Playbook’ – Ukraine at War Update for July 1
War in Ukraine
‘A Classic Example From the Russian Playbook’ – Ukraine at War Update for July 1
Strikes on Kharkiv post office and Kyiv high-rise kill one, injure dozens; Kanye West makes Moscow visit; UK warns of Kremlin elections meddling; AFU tightens grip on Vovchansk plant.
By John Moretti
Jul. 1
Ukrainian Infantry Counterattacks Grind Forward on Northern Kharkiv Battlefield
Belarus
Ukrainian Infantry Counterattacks Grind Forward on Northern Kharkiv Battlefield
Off-the-shelf drone swarms and deliveries of long-awaited NATO-standard ammunition, have given Kyiv’s troops firepower parity with Russian forces, at least in one sector.
By Stefan Korshak
Jun. 26
Ukraine's Use of Western Weapons on Russian Soil Becomes a Gamechanger Within Hours of US Approval
US
Ukraine's Use of Western Weapons on Russian Soil Becomes a Gamechanger Within Hours of US Approval
According to the First Deputy Defense Minister, more than 90,000 Russian troops, stationed well within Russian territory, were preparing for a new attack at that time.
By Alisa Orlova
Jun. 23
Russian Attack on Ukraine's Kharkiv Kills Two: Rescuers
War in Ukraine
Russian Attack on Ukraine's Kharkiv Kills Two: Rescuers
Russia has stepped up attacks in the northeastern Kharkiv region after launching a new offensive there last month.
By AFP
Jun. 23
Kharkiv Residential Area Bombed, at Least 3 Dead and 37 Wounded
Kharkiv
Kharkiv Residential Area Bombed, at Least 3 Dead and 37 Wounded
A residential area in Ukraine's second largest was hit by four Russian glide bombs launched from Belgorod.
By Kyiv Post
Jun. 22
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Russian Engineer ‘Kills Himself After Rocket He Designed Kills His Grandmother in Kharkiv’

Russian Engineer ‘Kills Himself After Rocket He Designed Kills His Grandmother in Kharkiv’

Dead, Wounded Tolls Rise in Ukraine's Kharkiv, Kherson

Dead, Wounded Tolls Rise in Ukraine's Kharkiv, Kherson

‘A Badaboom Happened’ – SBU ‘Eliminates’ Ukrainian Turncoat in Russia’s Belgorod

‘A Badaboom Happened’ – SBU ‘Eliminates’ Ukrainian Turncoat in Russia’s Belgorod

Has US Placed Restrictions That Prevent Kyiv From Hitting Russian Airfields?
ATACMS
Has US Placed Restrictions That Prevent Kyiv From Hitting Russian Airfields?
Unnamed Ukrainian officials say that Washington has restricted Ukraine’s use of its donated weapons against Russia, effectively confirming a new “safe space” from which Russia can pummel Ukraine.
By Kyiv Post
Jun. 22
Big Bang Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Big Win – Russia Uses 3,000 Kilogram KAB
F-16
Big Bang Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Big Win – Russia Uses 3,000 Kilogram KAB
Online social media footage shows what Russia claims was the first use of a three-ton bomb fitted with a UMPC guidance wing kit in an attack on the Kharkiv Region.
By Steve Brown
Jun. 21
‘Teflon Mark’ to Lead NATO – Ukraine at War Update for June 21
War in Ukraine
‘Teflon Mark’ to Lead NATO – Ukraine at War Update for June 21
Outgoing Dutch PM to become new NATO chief; Moscow jails ‘terrorist’ for less than $1K in aid to Ukraine; Russians push northwest from Luhansk; Gas pipes, power lines and homes destroyed in Nikopol.
By John Moretti
Jun. 21
‘Provocation, Blackmail and Military Threats’ – Ukraine at War Update for June 19
War in Ukraine
‘Provocation, Blackmail and Military Threats’ – Ukraine at War Update for June 19
Putin in North Korea for first time in 24 years; Fighting rages in Vovchansk, dozens feared dead; US debt upticks on student loans, foreign aid; Is Russia bribing local kids to burn army vehicles?
By John Moretti
Jun. 19
US Approval of Strikes on Russia Enabled Ukraine to Halt Russian Offensive in Kharkiv, Sullivan Says
War in Ukraine
US Approval of Strikes on Russia Enabled Ukraine to Halt Russian Offensive in Kharkiv, Sullivan Says
Previously, the administration of US President Joe Biden did not permit any Washington-provided weaponry to attack targets within Russia for fear of escalation with Moscow.
By Kyiv Post
Jun. 10
Human Rights Groups Call for ICC Investigation into Russian Propagandists
Propaganda
Human Rights Groups Call for ICC Investigation into Russian Propagandists
Four human rights organizations have called for six of the main purveyors of Russian hate speech against Ukraine to be made to answer for their crimes.
By Steve Brown
Jun. 7
Portrait of a Book Fair in War Time
Ukraine
Portrait of a Book Fair in War Time
From a panel of radio workers who secretly broadcast under occupation, to a war hero turned reality star of “The Bachelor,” Book Arsenal festival reflects how the war's remolded a book fair.
By Karina Dolomanzhy
Jun. 5
‘We’re Going to Rape Everyone Here’ – Ukraine at War Update for June 5
War in Ukraine
‘We’re Going to Rape Everyone Here’ – Ukraine at War Update for June 5
EU outlines Kremlin’s disinformation campaign; Zelensky, Marcon to discuss French troop deployment; Russians set up filtration camps in Vovchansk, Ukrainians captured elsewhere describe torture.
By John Moretti
Jun. 5