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Ukrainian Artillery Attack Kills 6, Including 3 Journalists In East: Russia
A Ukrainian artillery strike on Monday killed six people in eastern Ukraine's Luhansk region, including three journalists, the region's Russia-installed governor said.
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Ammunition From India Enters Ukraine Despite Russia's Reservations: Report
Artillery shells sold by Indian arms makers have been diverted by European customers to Ukraine and New Delhi has not intervened to stop the trade despite protests from Moscow.
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Russia Moves Troops, Weapons After Ukraine Advances Into Border
Russia is moving army units with "BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers, towed artillery guns, tanks transported on trawls, heavy tracked vehicles, Ural and Kamaz trucks" to Kursk's Sudzhansky District, the defence ministry said.
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New UK Defence Minister Visits Ukraine On First Trip Abroad, Pledges More Support
The UK's new defence minister pledged on Sunday to deliver more artillery guns, ammunition and missiles to Ukraine, stressing London's ongoing support for Kyiv during a visit to the southern city of Odesa.
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US Sends $275 Million Of Military Aid To Ukraine
The United States on Friday announced a fresh tranche of military aid for Ukraine, including ammunition, missiles, mines and artillery rounds as Russia presses its assault on the Kharkiv region.
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US Preparing $275 Million Military Aid Package For Ukraine: Officials
The United States is preparing a $275 million military aid package for Ukraine, which will include 155mm artillery shells, precision aerial munitions and ground vehicles, three U.S. officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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Ukrainian "Grandpa" Heads Artillery Unit Of Elderlies To Fight Russia
Oleksandr Taran's mobile artillery unit isn't officially part of Ukraine's military, but that hasn't stopped his men from destroying Russian targets on their own dime.
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How Russia's Military Uses Volunteer Fighters To Plug Gaps In Ukraine
When Russian forces withdrew from the town of Balakliia in eastern Ukraine in late 2022, pursued by Ukrainian troops and under artillery fire, they left a poorly equipped group of volunteers to guard their retreat.
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How Russia's Military Uses Volunteer Fighters To Plug Gaps In Ukraine
When Russian forces withdrew from the town of Balakliia in eastern Ukraine in late 2022, pursued by Ukrainian troops and under artillery fire, they left a poorly equipped group of volunteers to guard their retreat.
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Lack Of Ammunition Limiting Ukraine's Fightback Against Russia: Zelensky In Munich
A lack of long-range missiles and artillery shells is limiting Ukraine's fightback against Russia, President Volodymyr Zelensky told a defence conference on Saturday, making a fresh appeal for more weapons.
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US Announces $425 Million In New Military Aid For War-Torn Ukraine
The United States on Friday announced a new $425 million military assistance package for Ukraine that features air defence and artillery munitions and anti-tank weapons to aid its fight against Russia's invasion.
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US Announces $150 Million In New Military Aid For Ukraine
The United States on Thursday announced a new $150 million military assistance package for Ukraine that includes artillery and small-arms ammunition as well as anti-tank weapons.
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Ukraine War Pushes India To Obtain More Self-Propelled Guns
India is planning to add more self-propelled long range artillery to its arsenal after officials conducted a study indicating their effectiveness in shaping Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Ukraine Says Its Heavy Artillery Is Inflicting 'Hell' On Russians Near Bakhmut
The use of heavy weapons supplied by the West in the fierce battle raging on the outskirts of Bakhmut, which was captured by Russia in May, is inflicting a significant toll on enemy lines, Ukrainian commanders have told Reuters.
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Explained: How North Korean Weapons Could Help Russia In War Against Ukraine
If North Korea provides artillery rounds and other weapons to Russia for the war in Ukraine, it could help Kremlin forces stretch their dwindling stocks of ammunition but would unlikely to change the course of the conflict, military analysts say.
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Ukrainian Artillery Attack Kills 6, Including 3 Journalists In East: Russia
A Ukrainian artillery strike on Monday killed six people in eastern Ukraine's Luhansk region, including three journalists, the region's Russia-installed governor said.
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Ammunition From India Enters Ukraine Despite Russia's Reservations: Report
Artillery shells sold by Indian arms makers have been diverted by European customers to Ukraine and New Delhi has not intervened to stop the trade despite protests from Moscow.
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Russia Moves Troops, Weapons After Ukraine Advances Into Border
Russia is moving army units with "BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers, towed artillery guns, tanks transported on trawls, heavy tracked vehicles, Ural and Kamaz trucks" to Kursk's Sudzhansky District, the defence ministry said.
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New UK Defence Minister Visits Ukraine On First Trip Abroad, Pledges More Support
The UK's new defence minister pledged on Sunday to deliver more artillery guns, ammunition and missiles to Ukraine, stressing London's ongoing support for Kyiv during a visit to the southern city of Odesa.
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US Sends $275 Million Of Military Aid To Ukraine
The United States on Friday announced a fresh tranche of military aid for Ukraine, including ammunition, missiles, mines and artillery rounds as Russia presses its assault on the Kharkiv region.
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US Preparing $275 Million Military Aid Package For Ukraine: Officials
The United States is preparing a $275 million military aid package for Ukraine, which will include 155mm artillery shells, precision aerial munitions and ground vehicles, three U.S. officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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Ukrainian "Grandpa" Heads Artillery Unit Of Elderlies To Fight Russia
Oleksandr Taran's mobile artillery unit isn't officially part of Ukraine's military, but that hasn't stopped his men from destroying Russian targets on their own dime.
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How Russia's Military Uses Volunteer Fighters To Plug Gaps In Ukraine
When Russian forces withdrew from the town of Balakliia in eastern Ukraine in late 2022, pursued by Ukrainian troops and under artillery fire, they left a poorly equipped group of volunteers to guard their retreat.
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How Russia's Military Uses Volunteer Fighters To Plug Gaps In Ukraine
When Russian forces withdrew from the town of Balakliia in eastern Ukraine in late 2022, pursued by Ukrainian troops and under artillery fire, they left a poorly equipped group of volunteers to guard their retreat.
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Lack Of Ammunition Limiting Ukraine's Fightback Against Russia: Zelensky In Munich
A lack of long-range missiles and artillery shells is limiting Ukraine's fightback against Russia, President Volodymyr Zelensky told a defence conference on Saturday, making a fresh appeal for more weapons.
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US Announces $425 Million In New Military Aid For War-Torn Ukraine
The United States on Friday announced a new $425 million military assistance package for Ukraine that features air defence and artillery munitions and anti-tank weapons to aid its fight against Russia's invasion.
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US Announces $150 Million In New Military Aid For Ukraine
The United States on Thursday announced a new $150 million military assistance package for Ukraine that includes artillery and small-arms ammunition as well as anti-tank weapons.
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Ukraine War Pushes India To Obtain More Self-Propelled Guns
India is planning to add more self-propelled long range artillery to its arsenal after officials conducted a study indicating their effectiveness in shaping Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Ukraine Says Its Heavy Artillery Is Inflicting 'Hell' On Russians Near Bakhmut
The use of heavy weapons supplied by the West in the fierce battle raging on the outskirts of Bakhmut, which was captured by Russia in May, is inflicting a significant toll on enemy lines, Ukrainian commanders have told Reuters.
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Explained: How North Korean Weapons Could Help Russia In War Against Ukraine
If North Korea provides artillery rounds and other weapons to Russia for the war in Ukraine, it could help Kremlin forces stretch their dwindling stocks of ammunition but would unlikely to change the course of the conflict, military analysts say.
