France Says Allowing Ukraine to Use Missiles to Strike Russian Targets Still an Option
France, which has provided long-range missiles to Ukraine, on Monday signalled allowing Kyiv to strike military targets inside Russia remained an option on the table. "We openly said this was an option that we would consider if it was to allow to strike a target from where Russia is currently aggressing Ukrainian territory.
The Russian troops are increasing their numbers and creating new brigades. Source: Ukraine's Defence Minister Rustem Umierov ...
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Death toll in Russian attack on Odesa rises to 10, including 7 police officersA medic and two locals were also among the deceased, Kiper added. Read also: Russian ballistic missile strike in Odesa kills ...
As of the morning of November 18, the army of the aggressor country of the russian federation lost 1,560 soldiers, 107 ...
Overall, 12,162 civilians were killed and 26,919 were injured in Ukraine from February 24, 2022, when Russia launched a ...
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Low quality, large quantity: What Ukrainian Armed Forces say about Russian ammo from North KoreaThe North Korean shells used by the Russians at the front in Ukraine are of lower quality and have problems with firing. But ...
EADaily, . The Russian Armed Forces tonight struck at one of the workshops of the former ChSZ plant in the city of Nikolaev, ...
Norway, which received its first F-35s in 2017, has played an important role in the development and production of the jet.
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Ukraine's General Staff says Russian forces didn't enter Kupiansk or occupy IllinkaThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has said that Russian occupation forces were not able to enter the city of ...
The law enforcement officers detained the "reactivated" agent of the russian military intelligence (GRU). The intruder turned ...
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SBU neutralizes Russian GRU group in Kharkiv after car bombingIn June, the group detonated a car belonging to a Ukrainian Armed Forces serviceman, resulting in severe injuries. The ...
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