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At most, we controlled about 1,376 square kilometers; now, of course, this territory is smaller. The enemy is increasing its counterattacks,
the source said
There are signals of an increased risk of attacks on the government district in the coming days. Also in Kyiv and Ukraine in general,
MP Yevgenia Kravchuk told AFP
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We are in no doubt that the current administration in Washington has had the chance to familiarise itself with this announcement and understand it,
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reportersWe have, in fact, derailed the entire 2025 campaign,
Defence Minister Andrei Belousov said of the Ukrainian army in a video published by the Russian defence ministry.jpg)
There was also a recommendation to limit the work of all commercial offices and NGOs that remain in that perimeter, and local residents were warned of the increased threat,
MP Mykyta Poturaiev said
Most likely, the designation Oreshnik was invented by Putin to create the impression of new missile capabilities and intimidate the West, because there is no information about Oreshnik in the public domain,
said Roman Svitan, a reserve colonel in the Ukrainian armed forces
People I know who live in Dnipro told me they had never seen anything like that in this war,
former Ukrainian Security Service analyst and military expert Ivan Stupak told Novaya Gazeta Europe
What's been escalatory in this war is the fact that Russia decided to turn to a foreign country and bring those DPRK soldiers into the fight."
In response to a question regarding the escalation of the conflict on Thursday, Singh said
Where they are positioned they are absolutely fair target, and we absolutely expect them to be engaged in the fight,
Deputy Press Secretary for the Department of Defense Sabrina Singh told reporters ThursdayWe've said very clearly that the introduction of DPRK soldiers into the fight, especially when it comes to Ukraine's sovereignty, means they are a fair game in that fight. And so, they would be considered lawful military targets,
she addedThe weapons that President Biden has authorized Ukraine to use will give it greater ability to defend itself and hopefully allow the Russian Federation to understand that the use of force to seize Ukrainian territory will not be successful and perhaps it will begin to negotiate peace or, better yet, simply withdraw from Ukrainian territory,
Nichols told Brazilian outlet O GloboBy bringing in another foreign country into the battlefield, by bringing in over 11,000 DPRK soldiers into the fight, that is an escalatory action,
Singh saidWe don't seek war with Russia. That's not our intention, ... but we absolutely are going to going to support Ukraine, and that's been something that the president has been very clear about since day one."
she addedThese weapons are used to destroy people, not to destroy objects,
said Artiukh, according to Suspilne
I am interested in how the Ukrainians are coping with the bombings, how Czech projects are working on the ground and how to better target international aid in the coming months. I will discuss all of this here,
Lipavský wroteThese are rockets that are fired and then guided to a target via an electronic system, which requires the world's most advanced technology and satellite communications capability,
Orban said on state radioIt's not a trick...there will be consequences,
he saidDeploying this capability will neither change the course of the conflict nor deter NATO allies from supporting Ukraine,
said spokesperson Farah Dakhlallah,
Reckless actions by the West which supply missiles to Ukraine and later take part in strikes against Russia can’t be left without a Russian response,
Peskov told a daily news briefingRussia may be seeking to use this capability to try to intimidate Ukraine and its supporters or generate attention in the information space, but it will not be a game changer in this conflict,
the U.S. official said