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Russia begins massive winter strike campaign (opens the original)
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Russian drones hit Kyiv in Moscow's latest strikes on Ukraine's capital that have added to fears that President Vladimir Putin has started a combined missile and drone campaign ahead of winter to force Ukraine's government to capitulate. One drone hit a school in the capital's Solomianskyi district on Thursday, sparking a fire and causing damage. Children and teachers were in a bomb shelter at the time and no one was hurt. Hours later, two Russian drones struck near the supports of Kyiv's Southe
Map Reveals How Ukraine Scored Front Line Breakthrough With Exploding APCs (opens the original)
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Ukraine's military has converted armored personnel carriers (APCs) into improvised explosive devices to make breakthroughs on the front in the Donetsk oblast, one of Kyiv's commanders has said. "To break through the enemy's defenses, the Third Army Corps employed its own invention—Soviet BTR-60s converted into robotic kamikaze complexes," said Third Army Corps commander Brigadier General Andriy Biletsky. A map shows some of the progress that the use of these APCs has allowed Kyiv's troops to mak
Kanye West's sold-out Russia concerts canceled (opens the original)
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Two sold-out concerts in Russia by the rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, have been canceled, according to the event organizers. The shows were scheduled to take place on October 10 and 11 at the Gazprom Arena in St Petersburg. "Ye's concerts in St. Petersburg will not be able to take place on the scheduled dates," the event organizer Say Agency said on Wednesday, according to The Kyiv Independent. The agency did not give any further details about the cancellations. Newsweek contacted the
Map Shows Russia's Sabotage Attacks on Europe Since Start of Ukraine War (opens the original)
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Lithuania has backed Estonia in accusing Russia of an arson attack on a defense company in Tallinn, as a map shows the spread of suspected sabotage acts across Europe linked to Russia since the start of the Ukraine War. Lithuania's foreign ministry expressed solidarity with Estonia on Wednesday over a fire that damaged a building in Tallinn belonging to defense firm Milrem Robotics on August 15. Estonia's Internal Security Service said it was an act of sabotage ordered by Russian secret services
Ukraine's new war robot conquers land and water in first mission (opens the original)
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Ukraine has said it deployed an unmanned vehicle that traveled across land and water and delivered ammunition and supplies to its troops in a technological breakthrough that could boost its frontline efforts. Ukraine's defense ministry said the robotic amphibious platform was used for the first time, moving provisions across 25 miles of mixed land and water. The announcement on Tuesday comes as Ukraine increasingly touts its battlefield technology and its unmanned ground vehicles (UGV). Ukraine'
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