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Obliterates enemy drones with unprecedented speed and precision. In a groundbreaking development poised to reshape modern warfare, the U.S. Army is preparing to deploy a cutting-edge High-Energy Laser weapon system capable of neutralizing enemy drones, marking a significant leap forward in military technology.
https://www.sustainability-times.com/in-...e_vignette

https://www.sustainability-times.com/in-...e_vignette

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Ukraine's youngest general stabilized most difficult section of frontline.

How he was able to change the course Battle for Pokrovsk. Here, nearly one year ago, situation in Pokrovsk direction took a dramatic turn, resulted Ukrainian forces facing many mths of relentless pressure from Russian breakthroughs. Ukrainian forces in entire Pokrovsk direction were at a constant defensive posture from May 2024 after they break through at Ocheretyne, allowed them to push Ukrainian forces back along entire contact line for many months. Pokrovsk, their objective of, putting Ukrainian defenders in a critical position.

1. Now recognizing urgency, Ukrainian high command appointed General Mykhailo Drapatyi to take command of Khortitsiya Group of Forces, tasked with stabilizing front & shifting momentum in Ukraine’s favor. Drapatyi a long military career full of combat experience from very start of first hostilities between Ukrainian & pro-Russian separatists dating back 2014. During Battle of Mariupol in May 2014, he as commander of 2nd Battalion of 72nd Mechanized Brigade, he led an armored assault head-on in a BMP infantry fighting vehicle, enabling Ukrainian forces to push pro- Russian separatists from 2nd largest city of Donetsk region.
   

Later, in battle of Izvarino, Ukrainians attempted to cut off separatists from their Russian supply lines, Drapatyi reacted to forming cauldron around Ukrainian forces timely enough, he was able lead men break successfully, without leaving behind any equipment, both bringing Drapatyi major recognition by Ukrainian army.

Drapatyi risen quickly through ranks, becoming a colonel by 2019 and a brigadier general by end of 2021, making him youngest general in Ukrainian army. In interview, he said, was personally ready for a large-scale invasion. Later on, Drapatyi was assigned to defense of Kharkiv after Russian forces launched their counteroffensive in 2024. Here, he effectively reorganized communication structure between low-level commanders on ground & Ukrainian high command. Changes resulted in more accurate reporting on Russian forces' concentrations, movements, routes of attack and much-improved battle cohesion.

In a striking display of logistical prowess, the United States may have altered military aid to Ukraine with an unusual surge of cargo flights over the past week.
https://bulgarianmilitary.com/amp/2025/0...aine-fast/

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Russians try new offensive into Ukrainian territory, trying to cut off the remaining Ukrainian forces in Kursk. However, as fallen soldiers piled up along quickly became clear Russians try to launch their own incursion was too far-fetched forces is overrun by Ukrainian troops through direct assaults on the contingent as Ukraine withdrew from Kursk. However, Ukrainians had established solid fallback lines at Gogolevka and Rubanschina to secure their withdrawal, forcing the Russians into a three-day battle for the small settlement of Rubanschina, As it became clear enrmytry to overrun Ukrainians would lead to further failure, the Russians decided on an entirely different approach aimed to encircle & eliminate remaining Ukrainian contingent in Kursk and Sumy, despite the larger part of the force having already pulled back successfully. Russians decided to launch an offensive into Sumy region itself. Main Russian effort became capturing Novenke, Basivka gaining direct fire control over Sumy-Sudzha highway, remains Ukrainian supply line for efforts to northeast. Ukraine securing road would hope trap Ukrainian defenders conditions to capture @least some of withdrawing Ukrainian forces. 

However, the Russians suffered from a massive drawback; catastrophic losses sustained in Kursk severely undermined their ability to launch a follow-up offensive into Ukrainian territories. According to various estimates, Russian forces suffered up to 55,000 casualties during seven-a-half months of intense fighting plus multiple failed counteroffensive attempts in Kursk. Notably, these losses far exceed the initial deployment of 50,000 soldiers Russians had initially moved to Kursk to repulse the Ukrainian incursion, as Russians had to move an increasingly large number of reserves from other sectors of the front, amongst them even wounded soldiers, as well as rely on the North Koreans, to finally push the Ukrainians out. Ukrainian sources also report that Russians have lost up to 2,100 vehicles in Kursk, including over 750 armored personnel carriers, infantry fighting vehicles, and tanks, resulting in a significant deficit in the Russian forces' armored reserve at Kursk.

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In a striking display of logistical prowess, the United States may have altered military aid to Ukraine with an unusual surge of cargo flights over the past week.
https://bulgarianmilitary.com/amp/2025/0...aine-fast/

The scale of this operation points to a remarkable feat of logistics, one that highlights the U.S. military’s ability to mobilize resources on short notice. Each of these bases serves a distinct role in the Pentagon’s global network, and their involvement offers a glimpse into how the American war machine operates under pressure.

McGuire Air Force Base, part of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, is a key hub for the Air Mobility Command, responsible for the rapid deployment of troops and equipment worldwide. Joint Base Charleston, home to the 437th Airlift Wing, is a powerhouse for heavy-lift aircraft like the C-17 Globemaster III, though the use of 747s in this case suggests a mix of military and contracted civilian assets.

Ramstein, located in Germany, acts as a critical forward-operating base in Europe, bridging the gap between U.S. supply lines and the Ukrainian front. MacDill, headquarters of U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command, typically focuses on operations in the Middle East, making its inclusion here intriguing. Biggs Army Airfield, adjacent to Fort Bliss in Texas, supports Army aviation and logistics, rounding out this diverse lineup of departure points.

What makes this surge particularly noteworthy is the choice of aircraft: the Boeing 747, a civilian-designed jumbo jet adapted for military use. Originally developed in the late 1960s for commercial aviation, the 747 has a payload capacity of up to 140 tons and a range exceeding 7,000 miles, depending on the variant.

Unlike dedicated military transports like the C-5 Galaxy or C-17 Globemaster III, which are purpose-built for tactical airlift, the 747 offers unmatched cargo volume—capable of carrying oversized equipment that smaller planes can’t handle. Its four-engine design and massive fuselage allow it to haul everything from armored vehicles to pallets of munitions across vast distances without refueling.

In this case, the Pentagon’s decision to tap 747s, likely operated by civilian contractors such as Atlas Air or Kalitta Air under the Civil Reserve Air Fleet program, reflects a need for speed and scale that military-owned fleets alone might not meet. This hybrid approach—blending military precision with commercial flexibility—demonstrates how the U.S. adapts its vast resources to meet urgent wartime demands.

The speed of this airlift is equally telling. Organizing eight transatlantic flights in a single week requires meticulous planning: securing aircraft, loading cargo, coordinating flight paths, and ensuring safe landings at a forward hub like Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport in Poland, the primary gateway for Western aid into Ukraine.

That the Pentagon pulled this off suggests either a well-rehearsed contingency plan or a rapid response to an unfolding crisis. Historical parallels come to mind—think of the Berlin Airlift of 1948-1949, when the U.S. and its allies flew thousands of sorties to sustain a blockaded city.

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Obliterates enemy drone w/unprecedented speed & precision. In a groundbreaking development poised to reshape modern warfare, U.S. Army is preparing to deploy a cutting-edge High-Energy Laser weapon system capable of neutralizing enemy drones, marking a significant leap forward in military technology.
https://www.sustainability-times.com/in-...e_vignette

"As for Ukraine on EU issue...we are linking it. When we talk about this agreement, it cannot go against...our future accession to EU, so it is important nothing should contradict," Zelensky added. Zelensky said lawyers, rather than govt officials, are mainly working on the minerals deal & "Regarding new draft of this agreement, our teams are currently working on, would be more accurate to say that lawyers are working on it." Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Ukraine received text of the U.S.' expanded deal on mineral resources on March 28.

On March 30, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters. Zelensky is looking to back out of a critical minerals agreement with U.S. "He's trying to back out of rare earth deal, if he does that, he's got some problems, big, big problems,"he said, according to Reuters. 

He (Trump seem to said) wants to be member of NATO, but he said, (refering to Trump) seem he's never has a chance going tobe member of NATO. (He understands or not?, Trump said). US overestimated its ability to deal with Russia over past 35 years, Alexander Vindman is saying.

1) Ukraine agree to ceasefire@sea, Moscow's battered Black Sea Fleet is set to get a reprieve.

1. 2) Lot of problems for Russia — Ukraine's new 3,000km drone can boost Kyiv's war effort.
   

3) Poroshenko attacks Zelensky over sanctions; says Ukraine must stay on defensive

4) Trump reportedly growing angry over ongoing Russia-Ukraine aerial strikes. 

5) Kremlin demands halt to foreign military aid, intelligence to Ukraine as condition for avoiding war escalation

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Lot of problems to Russia. Ukraine's new 3,000km drone boost Kyiv's war effort, as Trump send his special trained soldiers to hoot Houthi, U.S. latest enemy back by Iran.
https://youtu.be/99C0y_Rg2Sw?si=YWbux5XxaTYI8r1F

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Lot of problems to Russia. Ukraine's new 3,000km drone boost Kyiv's war effort, as Trump send his special trained soldiers to hoot Houthi, U.S. latest enemy back by Iran.

As U.S. been atrack by Iran backed Houthi, U.S. Navy's USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier attacked back by successfully intercepted six drones launched by Iran-backed Houthi militants in just 58 seconds, showcasing the effectiveness of the new code "Silent Dome" defense concept.

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As U.S. been atrack by Iran backed Houthi, U.S. Navy's USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier attacked back by successfully intercepted six drones launched by Iran-backed Houthi militants in just 58 seconds, showcasing the effectiveness of the new code "Silent Dome" defense concept.

https://youtu.be/99C0y_Rg2Sw?si=peJMYGA3RNfQCE6E

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"As for Ukraine on EU issue...we are linking it. When we talk about this agreement, it cannot go against...our future accession to EU, so it is important nothing should contradict," Zelensky added. Zelensky said lawyers, rather than govt officials, are mainly working on the minerals deal & "Regarding new draft of this agreement, our teams are currently working on, would be more accurate to say that lawyers are working on it." Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Ukraine received text of the U.S.' expanded deal on mineral resources on March 28.

On March 30, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters. Zelensky is looking to back out of a critical minerals agreement with U.S. "He's trying to back out of rare earth deal, if he does that, he's got some problems, big, big problems,"he said, according to Reuters. 

He (Trump seem to said) wants to be member of NATO, but he said, (refering to Trump) seem he's never has a chance going tobe member of NATO. (He understands or not?, Trump said). US overestimated its ability to deal with Russia over past 35 years, Alexander Vindman is saying.

1) Ukraine agree to ceasefire@sea, Moscow's battered Black Sea Fleet is set to get a reprieve.

1. 2) Lot of problems for Russia — Ukraine's new 3,000km drone can boost Kyiv's war effort.
   

3) Poroshenko attacks Zelensky over sanctions; says Ukraine must stay on defensive

4) Trump reportedly growing angry over ongoing Russia-Ukraine aerial strikes. 

5) Kremlin demands halt to foreign military aid, intelligence to Ukraine as condition for avoiding war escalation

Ukraine war latest: Russia plans to increase grouping in Ukraine by 150,000 troops in 2025, Ukrainian official says. 

Problems for Putin, Ukraine's new 3,000km drone nissiles can boost Kyiv's war effort destroying Putin oil plan will continue veryday in the night. This is Ukraine first important plan..  

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The scale of this operation points to a remarkable feat of logistics, one that highlights the U.S. military’s ability to mobilize resources on short notice. Each of these bases serves a distinct role in the Pentagon’s global network, and their involvement offers a glimpse into how the American war machine operates under pressure.

McGuire Air Force Base, part of Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, is a key hub for the Air Mobility Command, responsible for the rapid deployment of troops and equipment worldwide. Joint Base Charleston, home to the 437th Airlift Wing, is a powerhouse for heavy-lift aircraft like the C-17 Globemaster III, though the use of 747s in this case suggests a mix of military and contracted civilian assets.

Ramstein, located in Germany, acts as a critical forward-operating base in Europe, bridging the gap between U.S. supply lines and the Ukrainian front. MacDill, headquarters of U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command, typically focuses on operations in the Middle East, making its inclusion here intriguing. Biggs Army Airfield, adjacent to Fort Bliss in Texas, supports Army aviation and logistics, rounding out this diverse lineup of departure points.

What makes this surge particularly noteworthy is the choice of aircraft: the Boeing 747, a civilian-designed jumbo jet adapted for military use. Originally developed in the late 1960s for commercial aviation, the 747 has a payload capacity of up to 140 tons and a range exceeding 7,000 miles, depending on the variant.

Unlike dedicated military transports like the C-5 Galaxy or C-17 Globemaster III, which are purpose-built for tactical airlift, the 747 offers unmatched cargo volume—capable of carrying oversized equipment that smaller planes can’t handle. Its four-engine design and massive fuselage allow it to haul everything from armored vehicles to pallets of munitions across vast distances without refueling.

In this case, the Pentagon’s decision to tap 747s, likely operated by civilian contractors such as Atlas Air or Kalitta Air under the Civil Reserve Air Fleet program, reflects a need for speed and scale that military-owned fleets alone might not meet. This hybrid approach—blending military precision with commercial flexibility—demonstrates how the U.S. adapts its vast resources to meet urgent wartime demands.

The speed of this airlift is equally telling. Organizing eight transatlantic flights in a single week requires meticulous planning: securing aircraft, loading cargo, coordinating flight paths, and ensuring safe landings at a forward hub like Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport in Poland, the primary gateway for Western aid into Ukraine.

Pentagon pulled this off suggests either a well-rehearsed contingency plan or a rapid response to an unfolding crisis. Historical parallels come to mind—think of the Berlin Airlift of 1948-1949, when the U.S. and its allies flew thousands of sorties to sustain a blockaded city.

Ukraine pulled this off and hit Putin again. Putin make to many mistake & this Trump is bleeding.
https://youtu.be/le1MD_jc1HQ?si=Q5admAzFJUSs1ikD

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Ukraine war latest: Russia plans to increase grouping in Ukraine by 150,000 troops in 2025, Ukrainian official says. 

Problems for Putin, Ukraine's new 3,000km drone nissiles can boost Kyiv's war effort destroying Putin oil plan will continue veryday in the night. This is Ukraine first important plan..  

See Trump is bleeding. He said he is ok, but he is action-le not ok in his brain. SAO SAO...AHH.

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Trump is fed up with Putin, he threatening to cripple Russian war economy in the toughest sanctions seen to date.
The primary objective of Russian forces in area it secure control iver towns of Lyman and Borova push Ukrainian forces toward Oskil & Siversky Donets rivers, effectively diminishing their bridgehead across rivers they established during the 2022 Kharkiv counteroffensive. To execute this plan, Russians are massing a huge reserve force in the rear, with reports estimating over 30,000 troops stationed to the Borova sector alone. Unlike the poorly trained volunteers, convicts, & mobilized soldiers deployed elsewhere, these troops are undergoing additional training & being actively prepared for future combat. This signals a serious Russian commitment to the operation. Combined existing frontline units, it would grant Russia a 3-to-1 numerical advantage over Ukraine’s Third Army Corps defending the sector.

Russians are planning to build on the minor bridgeheads over Zherebets River, which they seized in efforts spanning last 3-mths, culminating in capture of settlement of Novoliubimovka & approach to Nove. Russians aim to expand link up their bridgeheads across Zherebets River. Currently, narrow width of bridgeheads limits Russian assaults to infantry op alone, preventing full utilization of their remaining mechanized forces. A successful link-up would create a broader staging area for deploying reserves heavy equipment, including armored vehicles.
Deploying combat-ready reserves to the expanded bridgehead would enable Russian forces to launch a full-scale offensive aimed at reaching the Oskil River, severing Ukrainian ground lines of communication between Lyman and Borova. If successful, this maneuver would trap Ukrainian defenders in Borova, leaving them reliant on a single bridge over the Oskil for logistics. After cutting off the ground lines of communication to Borova, the Russians would set their eyes on moving southward towards Lyman and open a new offensive path into Donbas.

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Trump is fed up with Putin, he threatening to cripple Russian war economy in the toughest sanctions seen to date.
The primary objective of Russian forces in area it secure control iver towns of Lyman and Borova push Ukrainian forces toward Oskil & Siversky Donets rivers, effectively diminishing their bridgehead across rivers they established during the 2022 Kharkiv counteroffensive. To execute this plan, Russians are massing a huge reserve force in the rear, with reports estimating over 30,000 troops stationed to the Borova sector alone. Unlike the poorly trained volunteers, convicts, & mobilized soldiers deployed elsewhere, these troops are undergoing additional training & being actively prepared for future combat. This signals a serious Russian commitment to the operation. Combined existing frontline units, it would grant Russia a 3-to-1 numerical advantage over Ukraine’s Third Army Corps defending the sector.

Russians are planning to build on the minor bridgeheads over Zherebets River, which they seized in efforts spanning last 3-mths, culminating in capture of settlement of Novoliubimovka & approach to Nove. Russians aim to expand link up their bridgeheads across Zherebets River. Currently, narrow width of bridgeheads limits Russian assaults to infantry op alone, preventing full utilization of their remaining mechanized forces. A successful link-up would create a broader staging area for deploying reserves heavy equipment, including armored vehicles.
Deploying combat-ready reserves to the expanded bridgehead would enable Russian forces to launch a full-scale offensive aimed at reaching the Oskil River, severing Ukrainian ground lines of communication between Lyman and Borova. If successful, this maneuver would trap Ukrainian defenders in Borova, leaving them reliant on a single bridge over the Oskil for logistics. After cutting off the ground lines of communication to Borova, the Russians would set their eyes on moving southward towards Lyman and open a new offensive path into Donbas.

Meanwhile. This indicates Russians aim to seize the entirety of the Donetsk oblast through a massive military effort spanning throughout 2025 and 2026. Notably,  all of this unfolds in Kremlin's ongoing stalling of peace negotiations, consistently adding new conditions after agreements are signed, making ludicrous demands, such as abandonment of Ukraine's NATO ambitions, complete annexation of the five Ukrainian provinces claimed by Russia, and complete demilitarization of Ukraine.

Russia publicly claims readiness for peace, they are concealing its true intentions, creating a diplomatic smoke-screen. 
However, they realize that the clock is ticking, signale rushed deployment of over 30.000 Russian troops to Lyman-Borova front for a last-minute offensive. 

Russia is trying to seize as much territory as possible b4 they forced into a ceasefire agreement. However, Trump is slowly catching on and is increasingly becoming fed up with Russia dragging its feet on peace settlement, threatening ONLY. A 50% secondary tariff on nations buying Russian oil. US Senate is willing to take this a step further, however, with 
majority agreeing on tougher action, including secondary sanctions up to 500% on any country buying Russian oil.?.

Overall, the Russians leveraged a massive reserve force of experienced contract soldiers, preparing them for a massive offensive in the Lyman-Borova sector. Given the recent surge of activity and reports of continued Russian build-up in the Lyman direction, it is likely that Moscow will initiate its offensive before the end of April. With the US slowly catching on to Russian geopolitcal maneuvering however, this potentially force significant sanctions on Russia could cripple their war economy, with the threat of 500% tariffs making any partnering nation think twice about dealing in Russian oil. (Can it wotk)

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Meanwhile. This indicates Russians aim to seize the entirety of the Donetsk oblast through a massive military effort spanning throughout 2025 and 2026. Notably,  all of this unfolds in Kremlin's ongoing stalling of peace negotiations, consistently adding new conditions after agreements are signed, making ludicrous demands, such as abandonment of Ukraine's NATO ambitions, complete annexation of the five Ukrainian provinces claimed by Russia, and complete demilitarization of Ukraine.

Russia publicly claims readiness for peace, they are concealing its true intentions, creating a diplomatic smoke-screen. 
However, they realize that the clock is ticking, signale rushed deployment of over 30.000 Russian troops to Lyman-Borova front for a last-minute offensive. 

Russia is trying to seize as much territory as possible b4 they forced into a ceasefire agreement. However, Trump is slowly catching on and is increasingly becoming fed up with Russia dragging its feet on peace settlement, threatening ONLY. A 50% secondary tariff on nations buying Russian oil. US Senate is willing to take this a step further, however, with 
majority agreeing on tougher action, including secondary sanctions up to 500% on any country buying Russian oil.?.

Overall, the Russians leveraged a massive reserve force of experienced contract soldiers, preparing them for a massive offensive in the Lyman-Borova sector. Given the recent surge of activity and reports of continued Russian build-up in the Lyman direction, it is likely that Moscow will initiate its offensive before the end of April. With the US slowly catching on to Russian geopolitcal maneuvering however, this potentially force significant sanctions on Russia could cripple their war economy, with the threat of 500% tariffs making any partnering nation think twice about dealing in Russian oil. (Can it wotk)

Russians aim to seize entirety of the Donetsk oblast through a massive military effort spanning throughout 2025 and 2026. Notably,  all of this unfolds in Kremlin's ongoing stalling of peace negotiations, they adding new conditions after agreements are signed, making ludicrous demands,like abandonment of Ukraine's NATO ambitions, complete annexation of the five Ukrainian provinces claimed by Russia & complete demilitarization, no, Russia or Putin wanted to eat all of Ukraine up.

With the threat of 500% tariffs making any partnering nation think twice about dealing on Russian oil. (Can Trump SAO Lan, can it work).

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https://youtu.be/Ay3ocAvZeQ8?si=uu2ThKdWqCsvlR6d

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Russians aim to seize entirety of the Donetsk oblast through a massive military effort spanning throughout 2025 and 2026. Notably,  all of this unfolds in Kremlin's ongoing stalling of peace negotiations, they adding new conditions after agreements are signed, making ludicrous demands,like abandonment of Ukraine's NATO ambitions, complete annexation of the five Ukrainian provinces claimed by Russia & complete demilitarization, no, Russia or Putin wanted to eat all of Ukraine up.

With the threat of 500% tariffs making any partnering nation think twice about dealing on Russian oil. (Can Trump SAO Lan, can it work).

Zelensky confirms Ukraine troops in Russia's Belgorod region

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has publicly acknowledged for the first time that his troops are active in Russia's Belgorod region, which borders Ukraine. "We continue to carry out active operations in the border areas on enemy territory, and that is absolutely just - war must return to where it came from," he said on Monday.

His comments also referred to Russia's Kursk region, where Ukraine still holds a small area after a major offensive last year. Moscow has since retaken most of the territory. He said "the main objective" was to protect Ukraine's Sumy & Kharkiv border regions, & to "ease the pressure" on other parts of the vast front line, particularly in the eastern Donetsk region.

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Zelensky confirms Ukraine troops in Russia's Belgorod region

1. President Volodymyr Zelensky has publicly acknowledged first time his troops are active in Russia's Belgorod region, "We continue to carry out active op in border areas on enemy territory,  is absolutely just - war now return to where it came from," he said on Monday.
   

His comments referred to Russia's Kursk region.
Ukraine still holds a small area after a major offensive last year. Moscow has since retaken most of the territory, "the main objective" was to protect Ukraine's Sumy & Kharkiv border regions, & "ease pressure" on other parts of the vast front line, particularly in eastern Donetsk region.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwy7dv6zk36o

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Why?. They!. Ukraine war latest: Kyiv go captured 2 Chinese nationals, also is two sao Sao fighting for Russia, Zelensky says...

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Why?. They!. Ukraine war latest: Kyiv go captured 2 Chinese nationals, also is two sao Sao fighting for Russia, Zelensky says...

https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-war-...nsky-says/

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Why?. They!. Ukraine war latest: Kyiv go captured 2 Chinese nationals, also is two, also sao Sao fighting for Russia, Zelensky says...

https://youtu.be/9di-wr73wqE?si=2emQcxrSuECW5phc

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https://youtu.be/9di-wr73wqE?si=YkQPFcJPV3W4nq5f
BEIJING: China on Wednesday (Apr 9) urged its citizens to avoid conflict zones and participating in wars, after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his troops had captured two Chinese citizens fighting with Russia. "The Chinese side is verifying relevant information with the Ukrainian side," foreign ministry spokesman Lin Jian said. "The Chinese govt has always asked its citizens to stay away from armed conflict (and) avoid involvement in armed conflicts in any form." Especial in Russia.

Zelenskyy told reporters, including AFP, on Tuesday that Ukrainian troops had captured the two Chinese citizens fighting with Russian forces in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. Kyiv also released a post that included a video of the alleged Chinese prisoners showing a man wearing military fatigues with his hands bound.
He mimicked sounds from combat and uttered several words in Mandarin during an apparent interview with a Ukrainian official.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/world/ch...ls-5054611

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https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/04/9/7506785/

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https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/04/9/7506785/

SBU counterintelligence apprehended "mole" in summer of 2024 while he was preparing a new intelligence report for Russian handler.

Investigators established that agent was a resident of Donetsk Oblast who was remotely recruited by a career officer of Russia’s military intelligence service after mobilisation. He came to the attention of Russian intelligence after leaving anti-Ukrainian comments during a search, officers found a mobile phone containing evidence of his collaboration with Russian side.

Prosecutors proved in court that in June 2024, while serving at military facilities where he was undergoing training, the man had voluntarily contacted representatives of the Russian state and agreed to assist a Russian intelligence officer and his associate in subversive activities against Ukraine. The convict is jail for 15 years only.

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Why?. They!. Ukraine war latest: Kyiv go captured 2 Chinese nationals, also is two sao Sao fighting for Russia, Zelensky says...

The UK govt announced a further £450m military support to Kyiv, as UK and Germany prepare to host a meeting of 50 nations in Brussels. Defence officials are convening to "pile pressure" on Russian Putin & force him to end his invasion of Ukraine, UK Defence Secretary John Healey said.
"We must step up to deter Russian aggression by continuing to bolster Ukraine's defences," he added. The package includes funding for hundreds of thousands of drones, anti-tanks mines & and repairs to military vehicles.

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Why?. They!. Ukraine war latest: Kyiv go captured 2 Chinese nationals, also is two sao Sao fighting for Russia, Zelensky says...

https://youtube.com/shorts/ukIqg7JRaEw?s...Zw63rGsqbI

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https://youtu.be/l-h7rPtpFrU?si=S-GVrS2W8WeAYDiA

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Why?. They!. Ukraine latest: Kyiv go captured 2 Chinese nationals, both
 two Sao Lan, fighting for Russia, Zelensky says...

Chinese national captured fighting for Russia reportedly paid $3,500 to recruiter, sought citizenship. A Chinese national captured by Ukrainian forces said he paid 300,000 rubles (roughly $3,500) to a middleman in China to join Russian military in exchange for the promise of citizenship, Ukraine's Luhansk military unit press service told Ukrainian Pravda on April 9. The man both two Chinese nationals prisoner taken from villages of Tarasivka and Bilohorivka during a clash, Ukrainian troops. April 8.

The Chinese citizen said he received training in occupied part of Luhansk alongside other Chinese nationals. He reportedly learned basic skills without an interpreter, relying instead on hand gestures & a mobile translator. Ukrainian troops captured 2 Chinese citizen after a Russian assault team came under heavy fire. Detainee told investigators his main goal was to become a military officer and gain Russian citizenship.???.

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Chinese national captured fighting for Russia reportedly paid $3,500 to recruiter, sought citizenship. A Chinese national captured by Ukrainian forces said he paid 300,000 rubles (roughly $3,500) to a middleman in China to join Russian military in exchange for the promise of citizenship, Ukraine's Luhansk military unit press service told Ukrainian Pravda on April 9. The man both two Chinese nationals prisoner taken from villages of Tarasivka and Bilohorivka during a clash, Ukrainian troops. April 8.

The Chinese citizen said he received training in occupied part of Luhansk alongside other Chinese nationals. He reportedly learned basic skills without an interpreter, relying instead on hand gestures & a mobile translator. Ukrainian troops captured 2 Chinese citizen after a Russian assault team came under heavy fire. Detainee told investigators his main goal was to become a military officer and gain Russian citizenship.???.

Chinese POW says he doesn’t want to return to Russia, wish togo back China.

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Chinese POW says he doesn’t want to return to Russia, wish togo back China.

Chinese passports of the two Chinese nationals captured by Ukraine after fighting for the Russian military. Photo
https://kyivindependent.com/chinese-pow-...-to-china/

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Chinese POW says he doesn’t want to return to Russia, wish togo back China.

The stupid burry chinese ask Ukraine Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) carried out its first interrogation of the prisoners on April 9. In latest video of questioning, 2 Chinese nationa, they told SBU that his unit was commanded by a Russian officer and described conditions under which he was captured. "When we hid in wooden shelter, a drone attacked us, damaged my weapon," the prisoner said. He identified his weapon as a Kalashnikov AK-74 & said he was accompanied by a Russian soldier during attacking. The captured fighter also said that he was treated better in Ukrainian custody than during his time with Russian forces. "Here in Ukraine they feed me better than in Russia, & treat me better. It is safer here," he answered. When asked about a possible prisoner exchange, the man said he'did not want to return to Russia. "I would prefer to go to China," he said, adding that he had once contacted his parents but did not tell them where he was, to avoid causing them worry. The soldier also said he rarely had access to the internet. The involvement of Chinese nationals in Russia’s war against Ukraine appears to be part of a "systemic" recruitment effort, Zelensky said April 10.

The SBU is continuing its investigation into the circumstances surrounding the Chinese nationals' presence in Russian military units. According to a Ukrainian intelligence document obtained by the Kyiv Independent on April 9, at least 163 Chinese nationals are serving in Russia's armed forces.

‘Putin is pure evil’ — Trump’s spiritual advisor on Russia’s war against Ukraine

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