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The War in Ukraine continues to dominate the headlines with reports of 202 combat engagements at the frontlines, with the most intense actions noted in the Pokrovsk and Kupiansk directions. Concerns have risen over defense infrastructure as a newly constructed strongpoint is deemed unfit for modern warfare, highlighting inefficiencies. Meanwhile, the somber task of repatriation continues as the bodies of 909 defenders have been returned to Ukraine, emphasizing the ongoing sacrifices made. Intelligence reports indicate Russia's recovery capabilities, allowing actions beyond the current conflict. These events underscore the complex and evolving nature of the war, affecting not just Ukraine but its neighboring regions and global political dynamics.

What are the latest updates from the frontline in Ukraine?

Recent reports indicate over 200 combat engagements have taken place, with significant actions in the Pokrovsk and Kupiansk directions. The situation remains highly dynamic and challenging.

How is the defense infrastructure performing in Ukraine?

There have been concerns regarding the defense infrastructure, with new strongpoints built at high costs found to be unfit for modern warfare, highlighting critical flaws and inefficiencies.

What measures are being taken to honor fallen soldiers in Ukraine?

Ukraine is actively engaged in repatriation efforts, with 909 bodies of fallen defenders already returned. Ceremonies honoring these soldiers are crucial parts of national remembrance and mourning.

Has Russia's military capability changed since the beginning of the war in Ukraine?

According to Latvian counterintelligence, Russia has partially recovered since the outset, enabling it to conduct operations beyond Ukraine, suggesting an adaptation to the ongoing military landscape.

What international support is Ukraine receiving in its war efforts?

International support for Ukraine remains critical, with countries providing military aid, humanitarian assistance, and diplomatic backing to counter the threat posed by the ongoing conflict.

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Zalyvadna Last days of Vuhledar’s defence: "Wounded were jumping in on move" During her 28 years in law enforcement, she rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel and, from the position of a SBI investigator, came to the military enlistment office, hid her rank and place of work and asked to join a combat brigade as a medic. As a member of the 72nd SMB named after Black Zaporozhians, Liubov Zalyvadna has been evacuating and rescuing the wounded in Vuhledar for more than two years. 5 020 8 Previously in trend: War Tactical medicine

Poland, Baltic states and Finland close to withdrawal from anti-personnel mine ban agreement Chaos and corruption in ammunition procurement: why it happens and what it leads to Censor.NET Editor-in-Chief Yurii Butusov shares his views live on air about the problems with ammunition procurement for Ukraine’s Armed Forces, analyzes the frontline situation, and comments on the terms of Trump’s peace plan. 7 740 11 Previously in trend: Trump peace plan defective ammunition for frontline Supply of faulty mortar shells Scandals with procurement for AFU

Iskra Iskra’s fire: IFV gunner, serving while seven months pregnant, ambassador for SOF The story of the officer from the 144th Center of the Special Operations Forces (SOF), call sign Iskra (Spark - ed.note), is truly remarkable. She lived in Donetsk until the age of 18 and moved to Kyiv in 2014 during the turbulent events in the East. She got a degree in marketing… and joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 11 331 65

Hasan Commander of "Rarog" Regiment, Oleh Huit: "I was stunned when Russian infantryman advancing on crutches. Obviously, he didn’t make it very far" Major Oleh Huit, call sign Khasan, first observed the use of an unmanned aerial system in Popasna at the beginning of the full-scale war. At the time, he was commanding a mortar battery. Today, he leads the 427th Separate Regiment of Unmanned Systems "Rarog," whose troops specialize in aerial reconnaissance, patrol missions, fire adjustment using UAVs, and deploying strike drones. 11 463 4 Previously in trend: War Drone operators

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Chub "Duel with enemy sniper? Over radio came warning: be careful, enemy has "one-eyed…" in sector" – sniper and mortar operator with call sign Chub Before the full-scale invasion, Anton, call sign Chub, connected Kyiv residents to the Internet and in his spare time, worked at a volunteer center. When the first bombs fell on Kyiv, he went to the military enlistment office, where he was enlisted in the territorial defense. And then – three years of an extraordinary military career, where some decisions were made by Anton himself, others by the command, and from time to time, fate intervened in the course of events… 18 349 8

Vladyslav, Pinchuk Vladyslav Pinchuk: Russians believe that square kilometer of land is worth any losses in manpower or equipment, as long as it remains theirs Vladyslav Pinchuk has been at war since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. But he is already thinking about returning to civilian life — to his loved ones and the work he loves. 7 044 10 Previously in trend: War

Dmytro Filatov Dmytro Filatov, commander of 1st ’Da Vinci’ SAB, on 153rd Brigade: Gather 20 of worst soldiers, we will train them, and when they return, they will start fighting and become leaders Is it possible to stop the enemy near Pokrovsk and prevent them from capturing the city and advancing further into the Dnipropetrovsk region? Why are the fortifications built in 2024 considered ’fortifications of the last war’? What should be done with AWOL soldiers and conscientious objectors? 103 911 16

Trump Is war possible without Trump? The stream about Ukraine’s further conduct of the war in such a conflict and the rather harsh pro-Russian and anti-Ukrainian statements by U.S. President Donald Trump. 17 211 31

Vyhliadovskyi "Everyone supporting infantry must work for infantry" – fighter Serhii Vyhliadovskyi Staff Sergeant Serhii Vyhliadovskyi (44 years old, call sign Vyhlia) from Zhytomyr is a fighter of the 115th TDF (Territorial Defense Forces) Brigade. Over his intermittent yet intense combat career, he has repelled multiple enemy infantry assaults, endured several shellings, a Russian gas attack, and sustained three wounds. However, perhaps his most distinctive trait is his unwavering commitment to his sergeant work and his ability to build a combat team. 5 024 6

Mykhailova, Alina This is not contract, this is war. Or have you forgotten? Instead of appreciating those who are already in the ranks, who have been risking their lives since 2014 or 2022, the state simply ignores their needs. 13 277 45

Call sign Hulk Pilot with call sign Hulk: "I flew very close to helicopter. I was excited then: I had to destroy helicopter as well." Roman went to war at the age of twenty-five. Before that, he was engaged in freight transport, working for his friend. But at the beginning of the full-scale invasion, he went to fight. He is currently a pilot in the BULAVA unit of the 3rd Mechanised Battalion of the Separate Presidential Brigade named after Bohdan Khmelnytskyi. For his work, he has already received two Orders "for Courage". His call sign is Hulk. 19 196 4

Kozel, Kupol Old generation of generals, lacking knowledge of real combat potential of our units, cannot plan military operations adequately - former Brigade Commander of 53rd SMB Anatolii Kozel (Kupol) Anatolii (Kupol) (Dome) discussed the key mistakes of the military leadership. Why did the spring 2023 offensive fail? What caused the loss of Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and other cities? Did the operation in the Kursk region meet expectations? 17 041 42

Butusov on the situation near Pokrovsk Command has lost control over situation in Pokrovsk and Velyka Novosilka The situation in Pokrovsk and Velyka Novosilka has slipped out of control of the Ukrainian command. The leadership of OTG (Operational-Tactical Group) "Donetsk" (Tarnavskyi) and OSGT (Operational Strategic Group of Troops) "Khortytsia" (Hnatov) lost control, and the enemy is advancing almost daily. 44 525 91 Previously in trend: War

Borovko Company commander with call sign Borov: "Sometimes I had to deceive to save my soldier’s lives. Once, I deliberately shifted coordinates of my position 50 meters to side on map..." ...His name is Serhii Borovko, so it is not surprising that he fights with the call sign Borov (Hog). For some time, his company even had its own chevron, with a fanged animal and the slogan "Because we are insane". This chevron was awarded only to soldiers with combat achievements... 24 800 31

Maksym Chaika Military pilot Maksym Chaika about operation on Zmiinyi: We all understood that, for each of us, this might be last flight of our lives Maksym Chaika, a combat pilot, full knight of the Order of Bohdan Khmelnytskyi, was awarded the Order for Courage, III class, flies Mi-8, Mi-24, and Mi-2 helicopters. In the interview, he shared how he destroyed enemy columns at close range in the Kherson region, about a highly challenging operation on Zmiinyi (Snake) Island, the daily life of a pilot, and the obstacles that hinder flights. 12 668 4 Previously in trend: War

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