🇷🇺❗️🇺🇦 Russian forces launched a strike using long-range precision missile weaponry against critical military-industrial complexes in Ukraine, as reported by the Ministry of Defense.

According to the statement, all targets were successfully hit as a result of the strike.

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🇷🇺❌🇫🇷🚀 The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation for the first time reported the interception of four long-range cruise missiles SCALP-EG manufactured in France

Also, air defense systems intercepted two missiles of the Uragan multiple launch rocket system.

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🚨 15:29 Local

⚠️ Air Raid Alarm throughout Ukraine

✈️ Several MiG-31K's took off on the territory of the Russian Federation, possibly escorted by Su-30SM Fighters

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🇷🇺💥🇺🇦 Footage of the combat operations carried out by the reconnaissance unit of the 291st Regiment to destroy the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Zaporozhye front.

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🇷🇺❗️💥🇺🇦 Some more footage of last night's missile attack on Dnepropetrovsk.

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🇷🇺 The key task is to create a point of growth in the south of Russia - Oleg Noginsky, head of the expert group of the Scientific Center for Eurasian Integration, on the development strategy for the territories of the Azov coast.

“Having received the dirtiest region - the damage that Ukraine caused to it can be estimated at hundreds of billions of dollars - it is important to turn it into an environmentally friendly new region in which the level and quality of life will be raised,” Oleg Noginsky emphasized.

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🇷🇺🛸💥🇺🇦 A Russian FPV Attack Drone flies straight into a Ukrainian trench instantly killing two fighters.

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🔵 NATO Chief of Staff, Stian Jenssen, suggests that Ukraine may gain NATO membership in exchange for giving up some territory to Russia, and that this may be part of the end of the war in Ukraine.

- I think that a solution could be for Ukraine to give up territory, and get NATO membership in return, Jenssen said in a panel debate in Arendal on Tuesday morning.

Stian Jenssen is chief of staff for NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in Brussels. Stoltenberg himself has not been willing to discuss possible solutions for Ukraine after Russia's invasion.

The Secretary-General has consistently said that it must be up to Ukraine to decide both the time and terms for any negotiations with Russia to end the occupation.

Now Stoltenberg's closest collaborator in NATO says that one must have some thoughts about what the security situation for Ukraine will be like once the war ends.

- It is important that we discuss our way through this, Jenssen said in a conversation about Ukraine's future NATO membership, after the summit in Vilnius this summer.

When asked by VG whether it is Nato's view that Ukraine must cede land in order to achieve peace with Russia and future membership in Nato, Jenssen pointed out that the discussion about possible status after the war is already underway, and that questions about ceding territory to Russia is raised by others.

- I'm not saying it has to be like this. But that could be a possible solution, replied Jenssen.

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