Russia’s ‘Turtle Tank’ – its Latest Battlefield Innovation to Combat Kyiv FPV Drones
The Kremlin’s up-armored T-72 tank looked like a mobile barn which Ukrainian drone operators decided not to attack, instead concentrating on the other armored vehicles it was leading.
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/31373
The Kremlin’s up-armored T-72 tank looked like a mobile barn which Ukrainian drone operators decided not to attack, instead concentrating on the other armored vehicles it was leading.
https://www.kyivpost.com/post/31373
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Russia’s ‘Turtle Tank’ – its Latest Battlefield Innovation to Combat Kyiv FPV Drones
The Kremlin’s up-armored T-72 tank looked like a mobile barn which Ukrainian drone operators decided not to attack, instead concentrating on the other armored vehicles it was leading.
❗️Russian forces attacked the port infrastructure in Odesa region. One man was injured, he was hospitalized with shrapnel wounds, reported the Regional Military Administration.
❗️In the Dnipropetrovsk region, the body of a killed woman has been recovered from the rubble of a multi-storey building, the State Emergency Service (SES) reported.
In total, according to preliminary information, 7 people were killed, including 2 children.
Another 34 people were injured, including 1 child.
Emergency rescue operations are ongoing.
📷: SES
In total, according to preliminary information, 7 people were killed, including 2 children.
Another 34 people were injured, including 1 child.
Emergency rescue operations are ongoing.
📷: SES
📷 The Ukrainian investigative project "Schemes" has published satellite images from Planet Labs taken on April 19, showing the aftermath of missile strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the Russian military airfield "Dzhankoy" in temporarily occupied Crimea.
Iran, Israel, Gaza: Why the Middle East Powder Keg?
In this episode, Alina Hrytsenko interviews Iliya Kusa, an analyst at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future, discussing the Israel-Iran confrontation and its geopolitical implications.
https://youtu.be/JzxQh9KcjVw?si=DIt14e_BvepB57Xl
In this episode, Alina Hrytsenko interviews Iliya Kusa, an analyst at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future, discussing the Israel-Iran confrontation and its geopolitical implications.
https://youtu.be/JzxQh9KcjVw?si=DIt14e_BvepB57Xl
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Iran, Israel, Gaza: Why the Middle East Powder Keg?
In this new episode of Talking Substance, host Alina Hrytsenko talks to Iliya Kusa, an analyst at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future, and illustrious expert on Middle East affairs, about the latest developments in this volatile region.
The discussion…
The discussion…
❗️ In Dnipro, emergency rescue work has been completed: 3 people were killed, 24 were injured.
Overnight, rescuers removed the rubble of a collapsed multi-storey building and extracted the body of a dead man.
In total, as a result of yesterday's Russian shelling in Dnipropetrovsk region 8 people were killed, including two children, 34 people were injured, as reported by the State Emergency Service (SES).
📷: SES
Overnight, rescuers removed the rubble of a collapsed multi-storey building and extracted the body of a dead man.
In total, as a result of yesterday's Russian shelling in Dnipropetrovsk region 8 people were killed, including two children, 34 people were injured, as reported by the State Emergency Service (SES).
📷: SES
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⚡️Unknown persons shot police officers in the Vinnytsia region of central Ukraine on the night of April 20.
Police officers stopped a car for inspection. It contained two men who opened fire. As a result of the injuries sustained, 20-year-old police officer Maxim Zaretsky died.
The search operation for the perpetrators has commenced.
📹: Bodycam footage of the police officer
Police officers stopped a car for inspection. It contained two men who opened fire. As a result of the injuries sustained, 20-year-old police officer Maxim Zaretsky died.
The search operation for the perpetrators has commenced.
📹: Bodycam footage of the police officer
A Kyiv Post Team Visited the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) Base for Two Days of Exclusive Interviews
Kyiv Post journalists met and spoke with more than a dozen fighters from the unit. It was the first time a reporting team had been allowed on the RDK’s secret training base.
https://youtu.be/UhyAr1VA4jI?si=KHj7g-oCIF0BDRxr
Kyiv Post journalists met and spoke with more than a dozen fighters from the unit. It was the first time a reporting team had been allowed on the RDK’s secret training base.
https://youtu.be/UhyAr1VA4jI?si=KHj7g-oCIF0BDRxr
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A Kyiv Post team visited the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) base for two days of exclusive interviews
A Kyiv Post reporting team visited the base of the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) for two days of exclusive interviews in the wake of the units raid into Russia’s Belgorod Oblast’. Unit commander Denis Kapustin (born 6 March 1984), nom-de-guerre White Rex)…
⚡️All amendments to the bill providing aid to Ukraine that would have reduced the assistance were rejected in the US House of Representatives before the final vote, Voice of America reported.
⚡️BREAKING: The US House of Representatives has supported the allocation of $60 billion in aid to Ukraine as part of a package of bills initiated by Republican Speaker Mike Johnson.
This was reported during the broadcast of the Congressional session. Next, the bill must be supported by the Senate and approved by President Joe Biden.
This was reported during the broadcast of the Congressional session. Next, the bill must be supported by the Senate and approved by President Joe Biden.
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After the vote, the US House of Representatives raised the flags of Ukraine🇺🇦🇺🇸
This is how the US House of Representatives looked after passing the bill to aid Ukraine🇺🇦
Recall, on April 20, the US House of Representatives passed a bill for nearly $61 billion. It received 311 votes in favor.
Now the bill must be supported during the first and second readings in the US Senate, and then President Joe Biden must sign it.
📷: Alexander S. Vindman / X
Recall, on April 20, the US House of Representatives passed a bill for nearly $61 billion. It received 311 votes in favor.
Now the bill must be supported during the first and second readings in the US Senate, and then President Joe Biden must sign it.
📷: Alexander S. Vindman / X