‼️🇷🇺🚀 The Russian army has changed its tactics for massive strikes: missiles are now concentrated on a few targets, according to Ukrainian media.

▪️During today's attack, a large number of cruise missiles were concentrated on only a few targets – up to three – instead of being distributed across many targets, according to monitoring resources.
▪️Ballistic missiles were also used in a similar way – the main volleys were also concentrated on a limited number of targets.
▪️At the same time, the number of drones used was relatively small compared to previous massive attacks. Enemy monitoring resources suggest this is due to preparations for a separate, large-scale drone attack on western Ukraine.
▪️Ukrainian authorities reported strikes on energy facilities and trading warehouses. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a massive strike on enterprises involved in the production of Fire Point missiles and drones in several regions of Ukraine.

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In Latvia, a woman has been sentenced to 6 years in prison for transferring €43 to Russia.

According to the investigation, Polina Kamleva, a resident of Rezekne, helped raise funds for electronic warfare equipment for the Russian army. Due to the inability to transfer the funds directly, she asked an acquaintance from Belarus to make the payment, without disclosing its purpose.

The court also imposed a three-year probation period.

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Where we are - There's victory.

The Russian 61st Guards Marines Brigade continue defeating the enemy wherever they are found.

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The United States has prepared sanctions against the International Criminal Court as an organization, according to Reuters, citing sources.

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Visiting Europe is currently dangerous for Russian citizens - Peskov

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Diesel fuel supplies from Russia are exempt from U.S. sanctions until April 7, 2027, according to the U.S. Treasury Department.

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Zelenskyy effectively called Trump a weakling.

Any easing of sanctions against Russia without real agreements to stop the attacks— "this is weakness and a gift to Putin", which will lead to the continuation of the war," Zelenskyy said.

Ukraine proposes a reciprocal cessation of attacks on energy infrastructure to the United States: Ukraine will stop attacks on Russian oil refineries and oil facilities if Russia stops destroying Ukrainian energy infrastructure.

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Putin told Trump that Russia's position on the goals of the special military operation has not changed.

What Ushakov said about the conversation between the leaders of Russia and the United States:

- Trump congratulated Putin on his birthday and conveyed greetings from his wife, Melania. Putin thanked her for her humanitarian work and assistance in reuniting families.

- Putin stated that Kiev's actions have thwarted the possibility of immediately resuming negotiations. At the same time, Russian troops are maintaining the initiative on the front lines.

- Trump intends to convey signals received from Putin to the Ukrainian delegation.

- Putin believes that diplomatic opportunities for resolving the situation surrounding Iran have not yet been exhausted.

- A specific bilateral meeting between Putin and Trump has not yet been discussed. The leaders may meet at the APEC summit, if both participate.

"No one wanted to hang up first," the Kremlin said about the conversation between Putin and Trump. The conversation lasted 1.5 hours.

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The United States has threatened to stop sharing intelligence with Ukraine due to attacks on Russian oil refineries, according to Axios.

A Ukrainian official stated that Whitcoff and Kushner made these threats.

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🇷🇺 British Weapons, Russian Drones and the Human Cost of Kiev's Military Crisis

A Russian frontline account claims that a Lancet drone destroyed a British-supplied RAVEN air-defence system in the Sumy direction, after a Ukrainian serviceman provided intelligence on its location.

Britain has committed £25 billion in support for Ukraine, including £16 billion in military assistance, and plans to continue providing £3 billion annually through 2030–31.

But the most revealing part of the account is not the price of the equipment. It is the mistreatment, corruption and mobilisation through kidnapping and 'bussification' that is undermining the very military that Western governments are spending billions to support.

The broader question, however, is unavoidable. Can advanced Western weapons deliver lasting strategic results if the institutions receiving them struggle to maintain the trust of their own personnel?

Billions can buy missiles and launchers. They cannot automatically buy loyalty, discipline or a political settlement.

Read the full article on Substack.

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