UKRAINE LEAVES AVDIIVKA: BBC story here … CNN story here … Russian authorities refuse access to Navalny’s body … Denmark to donate all artillery to Ukraine … and Medvedev threatens to use teh nukes from his drunk bunker. How’s your Sunday?
EMERGENCY CHARITY FOR STANISLAV ASEYEV ON THE FRONT LINES:
Dear friends, I am at the frontlines now. The Russians are likely to initiate a breakthrough in our direction after Avdiivka. Our unit needs two thermal imagers, costing a total of 3,000 euros. I would be grateful if you could help.
— Stanislav Aseyev (@AseyevStanislav) February 16, 2024
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RUSSIAN OPPOSITION LEADER NAVALNY DIES IN PRISON … according to Russian media, ‘Medics arrived in less than seven minutes’ after his collapse … Von Der Leyen: ‘Deeply disturbed and saddened’ by the news … Dmytro Kuleba: ‘Time to end naivete’ about Putin…
NEWS UPDATES FOR YOUR TUESDAY: US Senate passes aid bill, but it’s likely to fail in the House… AFU reveals that reinforcements are on their way to Avdiivka… Estonian PM Kaja Kallas now on the Russian wanted list… Russian shelling of Vovchansk kills 1, injures 1… Russia’s attack on Kharkiv’s oil refinery has polluted its rivers with oil products.
Ukraine will produce thousands of long-range drones capable of deep strikes into Russia in 2024 and already has up to 10 companies making drones that can reach Moscow and St Petersburg, Ukraine’s digital minister said.
A Russian drone attack struck a gas station in Kharkiv, creating a large fire that engulfed 15 residential homes and killed 7 people, including three children, local authorities reported on Feb. 10. Over 50 Kharkiv residents have been evacuated.
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The investigation into the damage and the type of weapon used in the attack is underway. According to the mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, Russians hit the suburbs of the city.
In which we collect a few English-language articles from around the area:
Continue Reading »The head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov, said that the missile strike killed a 56-year-old woman and a 57-year-old man.
The victims lived in the Kyivskyi district of Kharkiv, on the first floor of the house that was destroyed in the attack on January 23.