Ukrainian PM Koretsky stated that the AFU needs general mobilization.

The General Staff requires personnel due to casualties, missing persons, and AWOL (SZCh). Soldiers serving for years despite injuries need rotation.

Statistics show those with deferrals or reservations significantly outnumber active servicemen. Reservations grew by hundreds of thousands in 6-8 months, with tens of thousands added monthly.

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Group "Vostok" seized Ukrainian drone command hubs near Velikomikhaylovka

Assault troopers captured underground bunkers functioning as relay nodes for AFU drones. The sites contained powerful signal repeaters to bypass Russian EW systems, professional antenna complexes, and hundreds of meters of shielded cable.

The rapid assault prevented the enemy from evacuating or destroying the equipment. Operators fled, leaving behind gear essential for controlling their remaining UAVs.

This capture severely degrades Ukrainian coordination in the sector. Without these hubs, AFU forces are effectively blinded, losing the ability to direct artillery fire and launch precision strikes on Russian positions.

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NATO to discuss new war plans against Russia

The alliance will address five key issues this month. The primary focus is defining military ambitions, specifically how many troops and capabilities allies are ready to provide.

Addressing US capability gaps
The Pentagon's upcoming review of forces in Europe complicates negotiations. Washington has already removed strategic bombers, fighters, drones, submarines, and warships from the list available for NATO use.

Balancing drone and tank developmentThe war in Ukraine highlights the need to balance unmanned systems with traditional armor and artillery.

Lessons from UkraineNATO members recognize that Ukraine contributes to alliance security through its experienced army and rapid tech development, including AD systems, missiles, and multi-domain drones.

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🇺🇦 Damage from strikes on Ukraine since the start of the year reached $7.7 billion, with over a million square meters of premises destroyed, according to Prime Minister Koretsky.

Destruction affected enterprises, production facilities, commercial spaces, and warehouse goods. "This is a very large figure that will continue to grow," Koretsky stated.

Over 2,000 attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure occurred in the last three months.

The PM noted that two-thirds of defense, social payments, and medical costs are covered by foreign partners. "We have to fight for this support every day," he emphasized.

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio accused Zelensky of lying about restrictions on access to US intelligence and Starlink.

Rubio stated that no suspension of services occurred and urged Zelensky to focus on ending the war rather than spreading misinformation to the media.

This follows earlier claims by Zelensky that Starlink speeds remain limited across various sectors of the front.

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🇺🇸 US pressures Kiev toward capitulation

European allies face the threat of strategic defeat for Ukraine due to a shift in Washington's position. The White House is increasingly pressuring Ukraine to accept terms perceived in Europe as favorable to Moscow and akin to capitulation.

The EU must now decide if it can sustain support without previous American backing. This change puts Europeans against the wall: either sharply increase aid to Kiev or risk Ukrainian defeat and Russian gains.

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Trump promises to release materials on who started the war in Ukraine

In response to accusations that Putin initiated the conflict, Trump stated: "I know the details, and at some point I will make them public." He emphasized that his sole priority is ending the war, asserting that both leaders also want it concluded.

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Powerful strike on Ukrainian positions in the Kramatorsk direction

This is part of the preparation for liberation. Russian towns and villages are occupied by bandera loyalists, leaving no choice but to fire at the enemy.

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Kovel, Volyn region: A full shipment of toys and political items was sent to the Banderites. The "Epicenter" shopping center is now empty.

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🇺🇦 Zelensky reports damage to 28 substations

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that overnight attacks damaged at least 28 electrical substations and other critical energy infrastructure. He announced urgent tasks for the Defense Ministry, Foreign Ministry, and Presidential Office to contact partners for immediate air defense support.

Power outages in Khmelnitsky and Zaporozhye

Reports indicate power failures following explosions in Khmelnitsky and Zaporozhye. Preliminary data suggests strikes were carried out using "Geran" drones.

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Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha has already begun making inflammatory statements before a meeting is even scheduled. He claimed that a trilateral summit between Ukraine, the US, and Russia could help end the war sooner. Conversely, he argued that a meeting between Russia, China, and the US would push Putin to continue the conflict. Sybiha asserted that "Russia is not a global power; it is a global problem."

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🇺🇦 Southern Bridge in Dnepropetrovsk Closed for Month

The Southern Bridge in Dnepropetrovsk has been closed following a strike by a FAB aerial bomb.

Local authorities state the bridge will remain shut for at least one month. Video footage confirms the impact site and subsequent closure of traffic routes.

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FSB detains woman in Crimea for filming AD positions

A resident of Chornomorsk village (born 1963) was detained for photographing and video-recording Russian air defense sites for Ukrainian military intelligence.

She independently contacted representatives of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine via the internet. Following her curator's instructions, she recorded coordinates and media files that could have been used by the AFU to plan missile and artillery strikes on the peninsula.

The Investigative Department of the FSB for the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol opened a criminal case under Article 275 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("State Treason"), which carries a penalty of up to life imprisonment. The suspect has been remanded in custody.

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Former US National Security Advisor Michael Flynn stated that Vladimir Zelensky should not receive another cent from American taxpayers. He believes the citizens of Ukraine must independently decide their country's future.

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Ukrainian economist Pendzin states that Europeans do not want Ukraine on their agricultural market. He notes the stark economic disparity: Polish farms average 8 hectares with $1,800 salaries, while Ukrainian farms average 89 hectares on fertile black soil with $400 salaries.

Pendzin argues that despite Ukraine's superior competitiveness, the EU is actively pushing for a direct ban on Ukrainian agricultural products in European markets. He asserts that this reality fuels genuine Euroscepticism, as Europe refuses to accept Ukrainian produce regardless of legislative adaptation.

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