2022 Timeline
19,809 events across 16 months. Sorted chronologically, grouped by day.
2022 Monthly Breakdown
Full War Density
19,809
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Top types: π₯ 2220 βοΈ 129 π‘οΈ 809 βοΈ 592 β 202
Top oblasts: Donetsk (900)Kharkiv (649)Kherson (629)Luhansk (580)Kyiv (564)
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π¦Seoul has exported military wares to the United States and Poland for re-export to Ukraine since the 2022 invasion.
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February 2022 (1,834 events)
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π₯The Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world's largest aircraft, was destroyed during Russia's invasion of Ukraine in a missile attack on Hostomel Airport near Kyiv.
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February 24, 2022 642 events π₯ 2 π’ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π’Mykhailo Podoliak, adviser to the head of Ukraine's Presidential Office, stated that Russia's tactical goals are to seize Ukrainian territory and decapitate Ukraine's leadership to provoke panic and unrest, install a puppet government, and adopt a bilateral peace pact.
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π‘οΈPresident Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a decree ordering general mobilization across Ukraine for a period of 90 days. The decree mandates the call-up of conscripts and reservists, the engagement of transport means for military supply, and instructs the Armed Forces Headquarters and Cabinet of Ministers to define mobilization volumes and allocate funding.
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π₯Explosions reported in Vasylkivskyi, Boryspil, Brovarskyi, and Polissya districts of Kyiv region.
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π₯At least three assassination attempts were made on President Zelenskyy's life between February 24 and March 7, 2022, including two reported by The Times, with Ukrainian officials indicating there were additional attempts beyond those publicly reported.
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π΄Russian troops occupied the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant following violent fighting. Ukrainian forces lost control of the Chernobyl area, and the condition of nuclear facilities including confinement and waste storage remains unknown.
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February 25, 2022 202 events π 2 π‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 π§ 1 βΈ
πBody of Alexander Tyulyakov, 61-year-old Deputy General Director of Gazprom's Unified Settlement Centre for Corporate Security, was found hanged in a garage in Leninskoye. Gazprom security service allegedly ousted local police and Investigative Committee officials from the scene.
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π‘οΈRussian paratroopers who made the jump were engaged and destroyed by elements of a UAF mechanized infantry brigade defending the airfield.
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π’IBRiS survey conducted on February 25, 2022 found that 74% of Polish respondents rate the risk of a Russian attack on Poland as 'high' or 'medium', with 23% assessing the risk as 'high or very high' and 51% as 'medium risk'.
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πUkrainian Defense Ministry spokesperson Hanna Malyar reported Russian military losses totaling approximately 80 tanks, 516 armored combat vehicles, 10 aircraft, 7 helicopters, and 2,800 personnel (killed, wounded, and prisoners) since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on 24 February. The report also noted that Russian forces lost over one thousand soldiers on 25 February alone.
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π§Mass phishing campaign targeted private email accounts of Ukrainian military personnel and their associates on Ukrainian servers i.ua and meta.ua. The State Service of Special Communications warned that the UNC1151 group, linked to the Belarusian Ministry of Defense and operating from Minsk, compromised accounts to download data via IMAP and harvest contacts for further attacks.
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February 26, 2022 260 events π₯ 2 π΄ 1 π 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Tochka-U missile strike reportedly destroyed fuel trucks, earth-movers and mobile bridging systems in Kherson region.
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π΄Russian warships seized and detained the civilian rescue ship "Saphir" near Zmiinyi (Snake) Island on February 26. The vessel was conducting a humanitarian mission and communication with it has been lost.
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πFive cars fell from the destroyed bridge, resulting in one child approximately 8 years old killed and four people injured. One vehicle was completely destroyed by fire.
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π₯Ukrainian rocket strike destroyed a 56-vehicle column of Russian engineer troops in the Chernihiv region.
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π’Mykhailo Podoliak, Advisor to the Head of the Presidential Office, stated that President Zelenskyy categorically refuses to accept ultimatums and demands fully fledged negotiations with Russia.
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February 27, 2022 344 events π 1 π’ 1 π΄ 1 β‘οΈ 1 +1 βΈ
πAs of 18:00 on 27 February, Russian forces have suffered approximately 4,500 personnel killed, along with significant equipment losses including aircraft, helicopters, tanks, and naval vessels.
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π’Rating sociological group published results of a telephone survey conducted on 26-27 February showing that 70% of Ukrainians believe the Armed Forces will triumph over Russian invaders and 91% support President Zelenskyy's war policies.
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π΄Four Russian saboteurs from the 33rd regiment surrendered to local residents in the Mykolaiv region after being defeated in a fight on the administrative border with Kherson Oblast.
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β‘οΈChechen forces were reported moving to reinforce Russian troops concentrated around Gostomel.
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βοΈUAF forces destroyed an RF light infantry unit that drove into the center of Kharkiv; 20 RF fighters were wiped out after taking up defenses in a school.
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February 28, 2022 379 events π€ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe UAF reported cumulative destruction of 29 jet aircraft, 29 helicopters, six drones, 191 tanks, 861 armored vehicles, and other equipment as of February 28.
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π₯Adjacent civilian buildings were hit by powerful area fire weapons near the Kharkiv power plant.
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π₯Ukrainian Railway Company Ukrzaliznytsia scheduled additional train services on 28 February including four routes from Lviv to Poland (Chelm and Hrubieszow) and one domestic route to Chop to improve evacuation capacity for civilians heading to the EU. Embarkation will operate on a first-come-first-served basis with priority boarding given to women, children, and elderly persons.
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π€Ukrainian delegation arrived at the Ukraine-Belarus border to participate in negotiations with the Russian side.
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π€The European Union imposed sanctions on 26 Russian individuals and entities, including Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov, businessmen Alisher Usmanov, Mikhail Friedman, and Peter Aven, as well as government officials and the insurance company JSC SOGAZ. The sanctions took effect on 28 February 2022 upon publication in the Official Journal of the EU.
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π€Serbia decided not to impose economic sanctions on Russia following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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β‘οΈDaniel Martindale claims he made his way to Donetsk in the days before the war began and crossed into the occupied part of the region.
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π€Before Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022, Azerbaijan supplied Ukraine with military equipment, including drones and armored vehicles.
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π€Steven Moore founded the Ukraine Freedom Project NGO to deliver food and supplies to front-line residents and Ukrainian armed forces.
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π’Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych displayed a poster reading 'No war in Ukraine' at the 2022 Olympic Games as an anti-war protest
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π’Since the invasion began, Russia has earned more than β¬900 billion from fossil fuel exports.
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March 2022 (6,591 events)
March 1, 2022 16 events π₯ 4 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces occupied towns north of Kyiv, where civilian casualties and destruction were documented after their withdrawal.
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π₯Russian forces bombed residential districts in Mariupol, including a strike on a maternity hospital.
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π₯Russia attacked the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration, killing over 30 people and injuring more than 30 others.
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π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces launched an airstrike on the occupied port of Berdyansk, destroying the Russian landing ship Saratov and damaging two other landing ships.
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π€Ukraine's lead negotiator Mykhaylo Podolyak describes the collapse of peace talks with Russia in Belarus shortly after the 2022 invasion, saying Russian negotiators had no understanding that the war was a real war and only read out ultimatums.
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π₯Ukrainian special forces conducted a high-stakes mission to extract journalists Mstyslav Chernov and Evgeniy Maloletka from Mariupol to prevent them from being captured by Russian forces.
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March 1, 2022 444 events π₯ 3 π’ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯A massive Russian Kaliber surface-to-surface missile struck the Kharkiv regional administration building, partially collapsing it and killing 10 while injuring 20.
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π’Russian schools in Moscow, Kaluga, Sakhalin, and Tula Oblasts scheduled mandatory curriculum lessons for 1 March 2022 requiring teachers to convey Putin's arguments justifying the 'special military operation' against Ukraine to students in grades 7-11 and to condemn anti-war protests.
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π₯The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence reported extensive Russian equipment losses between 24 February and 1 March 2022, including 29 planes, 29 helicopters, 198 tanks, 846 armoured combat vehicles, 77 artillery systems, 7 air defence systems, 24 multiple launch rocket systems, 60 fuel tanks, 3 UAVs, 2 boats, and 305 units of vehicular equipment.
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π₯Russian forces were fighting fiercely to break into Mariupol, causing damage to homes and schools.
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π₯Two Grad rocket strikes hit residential districts in Chernihiv in the afternoon.
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March 2, 2022 249 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯A half-ton Kaliber missile landed near a military base in Zhytomyr, damaging buildings.
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π₯Zhuliany airport in the Kyiv region was struck by missiles during the early morning wave.
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π₯A Kaliber missile struck near a military base in Bila Tserkiv.
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π₯Russian forces continued unsuccessful attempts to blockade the city of Mariupol.
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π‘οΈBattles occurred between Ukrainian defenders and Russian invaders near the military hospital in Kharkiv. Ukrainian officials reported no casualties among military personnel and stated the situation is under control with strengthened security.
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March 3, 2022 332 events π 3 π₯ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian troops entered Yahidne and held 367 local residents captive for one month in a school basement, including 50 children and several infants, resulting in 11 deaths from inhumane conditions and 10 residents shot by invaders.
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πThe General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian losses between 24 February and 3 March 2022, including approximately 9,000 military personnel killed, 217 tanks, 900 armoured fighting vehicles, 30 aircraft, and 31 helicopters.
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πTwo people were injured during Russian shelling in Ocheretyn.
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πThe Armed Forces of Ukraine published indicative estimates claiming Russian forces have lost approximately 9,000 troops, 217 tanks, 90 artillery pieces, 42 multiple launch rocket systems, 30 planes, 31 helicopters, 900 armored personnel carriers, and 374 cars since February 24.
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π’Russian Ministry of Education schedules a mandatory nationwide school lesson titled "Peace Defenders" for March 3 to teach students about the claimed justification for the invasion of Ukraine, the alleged danger of NATO, and Russia's claimed protection of Donetsk and Luhansk populations.
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March 4, 2022 309 events π΄ 2 π 1 ποΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Ministry of Defence announced that Russian military losses over the first 8 days of the war (24 February to 4 March) totaled approximately 9,166 personnel, 251 tanks, 939 armoured combat vehicles, and significant quantities of additional equipment including aircraft, helicopters, and artillery systems.
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ποΈEnergoatom initiated emergency safety procedures at Zaporizhzhia NPP, disconnecting two power units from the electrical grid and beginning cooling operations on two additional units to secure nuclear fuel.
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π’Gradus Research published findings from a nationwide poll conducted 28 February - 1 March 2022, revealing that 82% of Ukrainians believe in victory over Russia, 63% trust the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and 62% feel anger regarding the invasion.
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π΄Russian forces took control of the Enerhodar nuclear power station.
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π΄Mariupol was cut off by Russian forces.
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March 5, 2022 290 events π 2 π΄ 1 π’ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
πThe Ukrainian Armed Forces released a summary of Russian combat losses from 24 February to 5 March 2022, claiming over 10,000 personnel killed and extensive equipment losses including 269 tanks, 945 armoured vehicles, and 39 aircraft.
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π΄The Security Service of Ukraine arrested the organizer and key members of a criminal network in Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast involved in a Russian plot to create pro-Russian separatist republics in Western Ukraine.
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πForbes Ukraine assessed that Ukrainian forces destroyed approximately $3 billion worth of Russian military equipment since the beginning of the war, including 251 tanks, 939 armoured combat vehicles, 33 planes, and 37 helicopters.
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π’Ukrainian businessman Rinat Akhmetov publicly called Russia an aggressor country and Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal, stating that Ukraine has always been peaceful and that Russian forces are destroying villages, cities and infrastructure while killing civilians.
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π€Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree allowing Russian entities to settle foreign currency debts with the United States, European Union, and other sanctioning countries using roubles converted at the Central Bank of Russia exchange rate.
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March 6, 2022 287 events π₯ 2 π€ 1 π₯ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces launched a rocket attack on a military facility in Havryshivka near Vinnytsia. Ukrainian sources reported conflicting information regarding whether the target was a military base or the local airport.
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π€Russian President Vladimir Putin told French President Emmanuel Macron during a phone call on March 6 that a trilateral meeting between Ukraine, Russia, and the International Atomic Energy Agency regarding Ukrainian nuclear facilities could take place outside Ukraine or via video conference.
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π₯Oleksandra Kaluzhskikh beaten and tortured by Russian police at Brateyevo police department, including blows to legs and head, being doused with water, and threats.
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π₯The Khmelnytskyi volunteer centre for internally displaced persons reported critical shortages of cereals, pasta, and medical supplies while providing 24-hour reception, housing, and daily meals to over one thousand refugees.
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π’Thousands of Ukrainian civilians rallied in the main square of occupied Nova Kakhovka, waving Ukrainian flags and singing the national anthem to demonstrate opposition to the Russian occupation forces.
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March 7, 2022 268 events π₯ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
πThe UN reported that Russia's war in Ukraine has caused 1,207 civilian casualties, including 406 killed and 801 injured, with most caused by explosive weapons including shelling from heavy artillery, multi-launch rocket systems, and missile and air strikes.
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π₯Russian forces struck a residential district in Mykolaiv using Smerch multiple rocket launchers.
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π₯Ukrainian Minister Iryna Vereshchuk announced that Russian forces are holding 2,046 foreign students from 27 countries hostage in Sumy, Chernihiv, Mariupol and Kherson, blocking their evacuation through humanitarian corridors.
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π€Global freelance platform Upwork announced it will cease operations in Russia and Belarus, effective immediately for new accounts and contracts, with complete termination of existing contracts by May 1, 2022.
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π₯Russian troops attempted to enter the neighborhood of Staryi Krim, northwest of Mariupol, on March 7 but were repulsed according to the Ukrainian General Staff.
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March 8, 2022 237 events π 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 β‘οΈ 1 +1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian military losses since the beginning of the war have reached approximately 12,000 personnel, along with 303 tanks, 48 aircraft, 80 helicopters, and 3 ships.
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π€German Public Prosecutor General Peter Frank launched an investigation into alleged Russian war crimes committed in Ukraine to gather evidence for future prosecutions.
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π’Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych publicly addressed President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urging him to 'stop the bloodshed at any cost' and reach a peace agreement with Russia.
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β‘οΈSpecial forces police, Wagner mercenaries, and Chechen fighters were reportedly deployed as the next wave to be thrown directly at the capital.
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ποΈUkraine's Ministry of Finance completed the second sale of domestic war bonds, raising UAH 6.7 billion for the state budget through 31 fulfilled applications, including UAH 6.6 billion in one-year bonds at 11% yield and UAH 126 million in two-month bonds at 10% yield.
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March 9, 2022 219 events π₯ 2 π 1 π’ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian military losses from February 24 to March 9, 2022, including over 12,000 personnel, 317 tanks, 49 aircraft, 81 helicopters, and 1,070 armoured combat vehicles.
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π’Mykhailo Podolyak, adviser to the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, stated that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been working continuously in Kyiv for 14 days, sleeping only 3-4 hours per night while remaining on call for communications with international leaders.
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π₯The village of Lebedin in the Sumy region was hammered with artillery fire over the last 24 hours.
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π₯Kramatorsk was hit by an Iskander missile strike and a Tochka-U missile strike; the Tochka-U failed to explode and was found mostly intact in a forest by local Territorial Guards.
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ποΈChornobyl nuclear power plant lost electricity due to actions of Russian troops, with ongoing fighting preventing repair and restoration work.
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March 10, 2022 218 events π€ 2 π’ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
π€The UK government sanctioned seven Russian oligarchs including Roman Abramovich, Igor Sechin, and Alexei Miller. The sanctions prevent Abramovich from selling Chelsea FC, though the club received a special license to continue limited operations without selling tickets or merchandise.
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π€Tripartite meeting scheduled between foreign ministers of Turkey, Russia, and Ukraine as part of the Antalya Diplomatic Forum.
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π’Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated in an interview with Die Zeit that insufficient international sanctions allowed the Russian invasion to continue, calling for comprehensive sanctions including oil and gas embargoes, closure of world ports to Russian ships, and complete SWIFT disconnection for Russian banks.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated in an interview with DIE ZEIT that Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russian government seek to tear apart Ukraine and European countries, and claimed Russian propagandists and church officials are preaching the conquest of Moldova, Georgia, the Baltic States, and Poland.
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π₯Russia announced unilateral humanitarian corridors to Russian territory will open daily at 10:00 without agreement from the Ukrainian government.
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March 11, 2022 188 events π₯ 4 π’ 1 βΈ
π’Publicus Institute conducted a survey from March 7-11 regarding Hungarian public opinion on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with results published by Telex and reported by European Pravda.
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π₯Russian missile strikes hit Lutsk airport and damaged two city heating plants, knocking them offline.
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π₯An SBU capture team shot and killed Dmitro Sergeevich Demyanko, former deputy head of SBU in Kyiv region, during a detention operation after he allegedly reached for a weapon; he was accused of being a Russian agent.
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π₯Russian missile strikes on Ivano-Frankivsk airport killed four people and caused significant civilian infrastructure damage.
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π₯Russian occupying troops fired at residential houses in the village of Kerdylivshchyna in the Malovorozhbyanska area of Sumy Oblast during the night of 10-11 March 2022.
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March 12, 2022 174 events π₯ 3 π‘οΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯Shelling struck a frozen food warehouse operated by RLC LLC in the village of Kvitneve, Brovary district, Kyiv Oblast, causing a large fire that was later localized to 28,000 square meters.
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π₯Russian forces bombarded civilian homes and residences in encircled Mariupol with artillery and aviation bombs, reducing high-rise apartment buildings to shells.
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π₯Russian forces conducted heavy bombardment on the outskirts of Mykolaiv.
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π‘οΈRussian Federation forces on the northern front have come to a halt and are digging in at some locations in Chernihiv region.
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π΄Representatives of the Russian military-civil administration gathered the management of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and announced that the facility now belongs to the Russian state corporation Rosatom, no longer to Ukraine, and must operate according to Rosatom decrees.
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March 13, 2022 206 events π€ 1 π₯ 1 π’ 1 ποΈ 1 +1 βΈ
π€Public opinion survey conducted March 3-7, 2022 in Germany, France, Italy and Poland reveals 79% of EU citizens support economic sanctions against Russia and majorities in all four countries support supplying military equipment to Ukraine, with Polish support highest at 91%.
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π₯Russian forces launched 8 missiles in an airstrike on the International Peacekeeping and Security Centre in Starychi, Lviv Oblast, between 03:00 and 04:00 local time.
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π’Ukraine's Centre for Countering Disinformation announced that Russian special services are planning a special operation to discredit Ukrainians living in Russia through staged protests and false-flag terrorist attacks intended to consolidate public support for the war.
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ποΈRussian army imposed martial law restrictions including a curfew, ban on unauthorized gatherings, prohibition on spreading information about military movements, and arms restrictions in occupied Nova Kakhovka, Tavriysk, and Kakhovka. A Russian commandant issued a formal address threatening to hold residents accountable for violations.
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π‘οΈThe mayor of Irpen stated the town was approximately 70 percent under Ukraine Armed Forces control with 30 percent under dispute.
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March 14, 2022 201 events π₯ 2 π 1 π§ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian armed forces launched a missile strike on the TV tower and adjacent administration building in the village of Antopil near Rivne, killing 9 people and wounding 9 others.
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πAs of 9 a.m. on March 14, Ukraine's military reported cumulative Russian losses of over 12,000 troops killed and extensive equipment destroyed including 389 tanks, 1,249 armored personnel carriers, 77 aircraft, and 90 helicopters since the start of the invasion.
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π§An unnamed woman entered the studio of Russia's main TV channel during the live broadcast of the pro-government newscast "Vremya", holding an anti-war sign behind the news anchor and shouting "No to the war!", disrupting the state propaganda broadcast.
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π₯Russian troops damaged 379 educational establishments across Ukraine, completely destroying 59, including 119 in Donetsk region, 30 in Mykolayiv region, 28 in Sumy region, 35 in Kyiv region, 21 in Kherson region, and 24 in the city of Kyiv.
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π₯Russian forces conducted an airstrike on a residential neighborhood in Okhtyrka, Sumy Oblast, killing at least three civilians and setting houses on fire.
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March 15, 2022 221 events π₯ 2 ποΈ 2 π 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian military reports destruction of 1,279 armored personnel carriers, 404 tanks, 95 helicopters, 81 aircraft, and other Russian military equipment since February 24.
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πUkrainian General Staff published cumulative Russian combat losses from 24 February to 15 March 2022, reporting over 13,500 personnel killed, 404 tanks destroyed, 81 aircraft downed, and 95 helicopters lost.
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π₯More than 400 educational institutions have been damaged by Russian bombings and shelling across Ukraine, including 59 completely destroyed, with Donetsk Oblast suffering the most damage at 119 institutions shelled, followed by Kharkiv (50), Kyiv region (35), Mykolaiv (30), Sumy (28), Kherson (21), and the city of Kyiv (24).
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ποΈMariupol city workers dismantled the central heating system to extract water from pipes and radiators for drinking water, as the city's 300,000 remaining residents lack fresh water, electricity, heating and medical supplies.
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ποΈUkrainian Minister of Internal Affairs Denis Monastyrsky reported that Russian forces have destroyed 3,500 infrastructure facilities in Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. The destroyed facilities include 230 transport facilities, 165 civilian service facilities, 72 educational institutions, 21 healthcare institutions, over 2,700 residential houses, 10 social institutions, and over 400 State Emergency Service and National Police buildings.
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March 16, 2022 218 events π₯ 3 π’ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π’Mykhailo Podolyak stated that Ukraine demands a unique 'Ukrainian' model of neutrality with legally verifiable security guarantees rather than Swedish or Austrian models, requiring signatories to actively participate in Ukraine's defense and supply weapons.
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π₯A Russian Federation bomber struck Mariupol's Opera Theater, which was marked with the word 'Children' in large white letters, with a reported 500 kg bomb in broad daylight, collapsing the building.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck Kherson airfield, destroying six to eight or more Russian helicopters, as confirmed by NASA satellite imagery showing burning aircraft and pockmarked tarmac.
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π₯Russian forces dropped a bomb on the Drama Theater in Mariupol, which was reportedly sheltering over 1,000 civilians.
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βοΈUkrainian special forces conducted a raid to free Mayor Ivan Fedorov from Russian detention, extracting him back to Ukrainian control.
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March 17, 2022 202 events π’ 3 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkrainian Armed Forces General Staff reported cumulative Russian military losses from 24 February to 17 March 2022, estimating approximately 14,000 personnel killed and significant equipment destroyed including 444 tanks, 1,435 armoured personnel vehicles, 201 artillery systems, 86 aircraft, and 108 helicopters.
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π₯Russian shelling at approximately 03:00 destroyed a house of culture in Merefa. Several soldiers were wounded and hospitalized, while civilians inside managed to escape before the collapse. Neighbouring buildings including the Institute of Vegetable and Melon Growing were also damaged.
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π’All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) published poll results showing 74% of Russian citizens support the "special military operation" in Ukraine as of 17 March, representing a 9 percentage point increase since 25 February.
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π’Ukrainian Minister of Agrarian Policy Roman Leshchenko stated at a briefing that Ukraine maintains sufficient food reserves, with wheat stocks lasting two years, vegetable oil reserves lasting five years, and corn reserves lasting 1.5 years.
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π’Independent Russian sociologists released polling results conducted at the end of February and early March 2022 showing 71% of Russians support the war against Ukraine and a majority want Vladimir Putin to remain president indefinitely.
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March 18, 2022 162 events π 2 π‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces published cumulative Russian combat losses from 24 February to 18 March 2022, reporting approximately 14,200 personnel killed and extensive equipment losses including 450 tanks and 93 aircraft.
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πAs of 18 March 2022, 109 children have been killed and more than 130 injured as a result of Russian armed aggression in Ukraine, according to prosecutors.
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π‘οΈRussian Federation forces remained static and dug in north of Kyiv and Zhytomyr, with reports of a probing action near Irpin.
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π₯Russian troops launched a missile strike on Kramatorsk, hitting a residential building and an administrative building, killing 2 people and injuring 6.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces blocked Russian attempts to advance northeast toward Kryvyi Rih, with fighting reported at Bereznuvate, Bashtanka, and Voznesensk.
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March 19, 2022 150 events π 1 βοΈ 1 π₯ 1 ποΈ 1 +1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced cumulative Russian combat loss estimates covering the period from 24 February to 19 March 2022, reporting approximately 14,400 personnel killed and the destruction of 466 tanks, 1470 armoured combat vehicles, 95 aircraft, 115 helicopters, and 44 air defence systems.
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βοΈUkrainian Armed Forces made moderate local advances in the Kyiv sector while Russian forces were fully stopped and digging in.
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π₯The Azov Regiment conducted a raid on a Russian ammunition base, destroying ammunition, one tank, and other armored vehicles before withdrawing.
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ποΈFlooding in Demydiv village caused by dam destruction may prevent aid and evacuation of residents.
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π€In a conversation with President Erdogan, President Putin presented six demands regarding Ukraine: neutrality and no NATO membership, demilitarization with Austrian-style security guarantees, denazification, Russian language protections, recognition of DPR/LPR status, and recognition of Crimea annexation.
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March 20, 2022 154 events π₯ 2 π₯ 2 π 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces stopped a convoy of buses traveling from Zaporizhzhia to Berdyansk intended to evacuate Mariupol residents near the village of Azovske, approximately three kilometres from Berdyansk. The convoy was subsequently denied entry into Berdyansk and the drivers were refused permission to spend the night in the area.
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πUkrainian General Staff reports approximately 14,700 Russian military personnel killed between 24 February and 20 March 2022.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Kharkiv overnight between 19 and 20 March using BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers, striking the Industrial district and other areas of the city.
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π₯Russian troops carried out an airstrike on the village of Zabuiannia in the Bucha district of the Kyiv region.
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π₯Russian forces released journalist Oleh Baturin after eight days of captivity on March 20.
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March 21, 2022 172 events π₯ 3 π₯ 1 π 1 βΈ
π₯Ukraine's military reported the destruction of Russian military equipment including 1,535 armored personnel carriers, 498 tanks, 969 vehicles, 240 artillery pieces, 45 anti-aircraft warfare systems, 80 rocket launch systems, 97 planes, 121 helicopters, 60 fuel tanks, 13 pieces of special equipment, 24 UAVs, and 3 boats since February 24.
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π₯Russian forces shelled two towns in the Korosten district of Zhytomyr Oblast, destroying three residential buildings and damaging ten private houses and two agrarian facilities.
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π₯Russian troops fired weapons and threw flash-bang grenades into a crowd of protesters in Kherson, reportedly wounding at least one person in the leg when demonstrators approached within 50 meters of the administration building.
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π₯Russian naval ships shelled the city of Odesa on the morning of 21 March using naval artillery, damaging several households. No casualties were reported.
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πUkrainian Ministry of Defence reports Russian Armed Forces suffered approximately 15,000 personnel neutralised and extensive equipment losses including 498 tanks, 1,535 armoured personnel vehicles, 97 aircraft, and 121 helicopters between 24 February and 21 March 2022.
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March 22, 2022 168 events π₯ 1 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 π‘οΈ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯Bridge at Moshchun was blown up, and pontoon bridges deployed by Russian forces were carried away by high water currents of the Irpin River.
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π₯Russian units fired rocket artillery strikes targeting civilian housing in the village Malaya Kostromka and the town Zelenodonetsk on the approaches of Krivoi Rih.
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βοΈUkrainian forces conducted night infantry and anti-tank attacks against Russian tanks and armored personnel carriers that had entered Brovary during the day and parked near residential buildings.
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π‘οΈUkrainian Ministry of Defense announced that Russian Federation troops in the northern Kyiv suburbs of Bucha, Irpen', and Gostomel were cut off from supplies, with confirmation from Irpen' that Russian soldiers were backed against the Irpen' River.
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π₯Approximately 7,000 refugees evacuated from Mariupol according to President Zelenskyy, with some 100,000 civilians remaining in the city.
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March 23, 2022 177 events π 2 π’ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkrainian General Staff reported that approximately 15,600 Russian servicemen have been killed and significant military equipment destroyed since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on 24 February.
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πAccording to the Prosecutor General's Office, Russian attacks have killed 121 children in Ukraine since February 24. The deaths include 61 children in Kyiv Oblast, 41 in Kharkiv Oblast, 40 in Donetsk Oblast, 32 in Chernihiv Oblast, 24 in Mykolaiv Oblast, 16 in Kyiv, 15 in Zhytomyr Oblast, 15 in Kherson Oblast, 15 in Sumy Oblast, and 14 in other oblasts.
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π₯Russian troops shelled the Shevchenkivsky and Svyatoshinsky districts of Kyiv at approximately 07:30, damaging residential buildings and a shopping centre.
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π’A sociological survey conducted by the Rating group found that 90% of Ukrainians believe Russia should compensate Ukraine for economic and infrastructural losses caused by the war. The survey also indicated that 61% of respondents are willing to personally support reconstruction efforts financially or through work.
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π’Ukrainian Security Service intercepted a phone conversation on March 23, 2022, between a Russian soldier and his family member in Russia, in which the soldier complained about combat conditions, claiming Ukrainian operations caused greater losses than the Chechen wars, and alleged he was exposed to radiation while stationed at Chernobyl before being deployed to battle.
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March 24, 2022 216 events π 3 ποΈ 1 β 1 βΈ
πThe Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine reported that Russian forces killed 128 children and wounded 172 others during the first month of the full-scale invasion, including seven children killed in the previous 24 hours.
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πUkrainian military reported that 15,800 Russian troops have been killed since February 24, 2022. The report also claimed destruction of 530 tanks, 108 jets, 124 helicopters, and extensive other military equipment over the same period.
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πUkrainian General Staff released updated combat loss statistics for Russian forces covering February 24 to March 23, 2022, reporting approximately 15,800 personnel killed and significant equipment losses including 530 tanks and 124 helicopters.
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ποΈMost of over 30 forest fires recorded in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone during the previous two weeks have been localized, though five additional fires were recorded in the past week and small areas continue burning.
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βUkrainian forces fired a Tochka-U missile at Berdyansk military port, striking and sinking the Russian landing ship Saratov and damaging sister ships Tsesar Kunikov and Novocherkassk. Eight were reportedly killed aboard Kunikov and three killed and three injured aboard Novocherkassk.
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March 25, 2022 168 events π 2 π₯ 2 π΄ 1 βΈ
πThe Ministry of Defence of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses for the first month of full-scale invasion, claiming approximately 16,100 personnel killed and significant equipment destroyed including 561 tanks, 115 aircraft, and 125 helicopters between February 24 and March 25.
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π₯Russian Federation attacks on civilian infrastructure continued in the Kharkiv and Izium sectors with no major territorial movements reported.
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π΄Law enforcement officers in Poltava Oblast confiscated 11 Russian tanks, 2 armored vehicles, and various small arms including machine guns, submachine guns, rifles, pistols, and grenades from local residents who had acquired the equipment since the beginning of the Russian invasion.
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π₯Russian forces launched 6 missiles at the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Vinnytsia around 16:30. Several missiles were intercepted by Ukrainian air defense, but others struck the command buildings causing significant infrastructure damage.
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πFinal death toll from the March 16 Mariupol Opera Theater air strike was officially released as 300.
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March 26, 2022 147 events π 1 π§ 1 βοΈ 1 π€ 1 +1 βΈ
πUkrainian General Staff reports cumulative Russian combat losses from February 24 to March 26, including approximately 16,400 personnel killed, 575 tanks, 117 aircraft, and 127 helicopters.
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π§Sabotage and reconnaissance groups have been activated in the Kyiv region.
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βοΈTwo Russian cruise missiles struck a fuel dump near Lviv towards evening, setting it afire.
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π€Ukraine and the United States hold their first security dialogue in 2+2 format, with Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov and Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba meeting US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Warsaw to discuss political and defence cooperation.
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π₯US President Joe Biden visited the National Stadium in Warsaw, where he met with Ukrainian refugees and volunteers, accompanied by Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, Warsaw Mayor Rafal Tschaskowski, and chef Jose Andres.
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March 27, 2022 126 events π 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of Ukraine reported that Russian forces suffered approximately 16,600 soldier fatalities and extensive equipment losses including 582 tanks, 1,664 armoured fighting vehicles, 121 aircraft, and 127 helicopters between February 24 and March 27.
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π₯Approximately 240,000 Mariupol residents evacuated privately at the start of the war, followed by 60,000 evacuated via humanitarian corridors to Berdiansk and Zaporizhzhia, including 3,500 since 25 March, with evacuees leaving under shelling without a ceasefire.
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π₯More than 10,000 acres of forest are burning in the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone near the Chornobyl nuclear power plant due to military operations, with 31 individual fires recorded and increased radioactive particle pollution detected in the air.
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π₯Russian missiles struck an oil depot in Lutsk during an air raid, causing powerful explosions. A second explosion was reported by eyewitnesses at approximately 22:30.
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β‘οΈRussian forces withdrew from Slavutych on Sunday evening, removing checkpoints and leaving with looted supplies including potatoes and onions.
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March 28, 2022 165 events π 1 π’ 1 π₯ 1 π§ 1 +1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published cumulative estimates of Russian military losses from February 24 to March 28, reporting approximately 17,000 personnel killed and extensive equipment losses including 586 tanks, 1,694 armoured combat vehicles, 123 aircraft, and 127 helicopters.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated in an interview with The Economist that Russian forces have abducted Ukrainian mayors in occupied territories, with some found dead, others missing, and replacements installed.
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π₯Russian artillery fired on areas between Brovary and Vyshneve, cutting the Brovary-Vyshneve rail line.
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π§Security Service of Ukraine eliminated five Russian-operated bot farms located in Kharkiv, Cherkasy, Ternopil, Poltava, and Zakarpattia oblasts, seizing over 100 GSM gateways and nearly 10,000 SIM cards used to manage more than 100,000 fake social media accounts spreading pro-Russian propaganda.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces held positions after Monday's engagements, with Russian tanks and infantry fighting vehicles destroyed or captured, confirmed March 30.
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March 29, 2022 158 events π 1 π‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine released updated combat loss statistics for Russian forces, estimating approximately 17,200 personnel killed, 597 tanks destroyed, 127 aircraft and 129 helicopters lost, along with significant quantities of other military equipment, during the period from 24 February to 29 March 2022.
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π‘οΈA Russian armored column moved west from Kherson to reach Ukrainian positions east of Mykolaiv, where it was engaged by Ukrainian artillery.
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π’Ukrainian officials stated that the status of Donbass will be discussed by the two presidents.
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π₯A fundraising concert featuring performances by Ed Sheeran, Camila Cabello, and Ukrainian Eurovision winner Jamala raised 11.3 million pounds for humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Jamala performed her song "1944," which addresses the forced deportation of the Crimean Tatars by the Soviet Union.
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π€Ukraine identified proposed guarantor nations as UN Security Council permanent members (Britain, China, Russia, USA, France) plus Turkey, Germany, Canada, Italy, Poland, and Israel, with provisions for free accession by other countries.
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March 30, 2022 174 events π 2 π₯ 1 π΄ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
πGeneral Staff of Ukraine releases cumulative casualty report stating Russian forces have lost approximately 17,300 personnel, 605 tanks, 131 planes, 131 helicopters, and extensive other military equipment since the full-scale invasion began on 24 February.
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πThe Prosecutor General's Office reported that Russia's war has killed at least 145 children and wounded 222 others since the full-scale invasion began on Feb. 24. Casualties were distributed across multiple regions including Kyiv Oblast (69), Kharkiv Oblast (49), Donetsk Oblast (54), Chernihiv Oblast (39), Mykolaiv Oblast (30), Luhansk Oblast (28), Zaporizhzhia Oblast (22), Kherson Oblast (25), the city of Kyiv (16), Zhytomyr Oblast (15), and Sumy Oblast (16).
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π₯Russian troops carried out a missile strike on an oil depot in Dnipro, destroying the facility and damaging two fuel trucks.
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π΄Russian occupying forces abducted Serhiy Chudynovych, a priest of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, from the Church of the Blessed Virgin in Kherson's Ostriv district. Unknown individuals identifying as police searched the church, checked documents and phones of those present, and took Chudynovych away in a green Daewoo vehicle.
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β‘οΈLarger Russian formations appeared to be withdrawing north toward Belarus via the town of Ivankiv.
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March 31, 2022 168 events π₯ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
πArmed Forces of Ukraine General Staff reported estimated Russian combat losses over 35 days of war, including approximately 17,500 personnel killed, 614 tanks, 1,735 armoured combat vehicles, 135 aircraft, and 131 helicopters destroyed.
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π₯Pentagon spokesman confirmed that Kyiv continues to be hit by air strikes and artillery bombardments despite Russian withdrawal from northern suburbs.
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π₯Russian troops launched missile strikes on a military unit in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, destroying the administration building and fuel depot.
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π₯UAF engineers spent the day finding and disarming unexploded munitions and mines in Irpin and Gostomel according to city and village officials.
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β‘οΈInterior Ministry spokesman Vadym Denysenko stated that Russian Federation forces attacking Izium are receiving reinforcements.
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π€Serbia voted for the first UN General Assembly resolution condemning Russian aggression and demanding immediate withdrawal from Ukraine.
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π₯Azerbaijan's honorary consulate in Kharkiv suffered damage.
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π₯Russian soldiers in Bucha opened fire on and killed a 41-year-old civilian man who refused to follow an order during a patrol in March 2022.
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π¦Serbia provided β¬3 million to Ukraine to help vulnerable children shortly after Russia's full-scale invasion began.
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π¦Serbia sent material aid including medical vehicles, electric generators, water purification plants, and other humanitarian assistance to Ukraine.
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π¦Serbia is reportedly supplying arms to Ukraine through intermediary countries despite officially maintaining neutrality.
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April 2022 (4,620 events)
April 1, 2022 9 events π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯Ukraine sank the Moskva, the Russian Black Sea Fleet's flagship, using Neptune missiles.
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β‘οΈRussian troops withdrew from northern Ukraine following their failed attempt to capture Kyiv.
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π₯Yuriy Hulchuk was captured by Russian forces in April 2022 after fighting at the Illich Plant in Mariupol.
βοΈThe EU and U.S. added Chemezov's stepdaughter Anastasia Ignatova to their sanctions lists, reinforcing the ban on using or selling the detained yacht.
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π€The 'Manifesto of the Southern Russian People's Council' was received by Andrey Turchak, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council and Secretary of the General Council of United Russia.
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βοΈViktor Medvedchuk was arrested on charges of attempting to collaborate with Moscow in Kyiv's overthrow during Russia's full-scale invasion.
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April 1, 2022 232 events π 2 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈUAF patrols began clearing villages between Chernihiv and Kyiv, though the region remains highly dangerous.
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πUkraine's General Staff reported that 17,700 Russian soldiers have been killed and Russian forces have lost 625 tanks, 1,751 armored fighting vehicles, 316 artillery pieces, 96 multiple rocket launchers, 54 surface-to-air missiles, 143 jets, 131 helicopters, 7 boats, 85 drones, and 4 tactical ballistic missile systems since the start of the full-scale invasion.
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π₯6,266 civilians were evacuated through humanitarian corridors from multiple cities across Donetsk, Luhansk, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts, including 3,071 from Mariupol.
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πGeneral Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces published cumulative statistics of Russian military losses between 24 February and 1 April 2022, estimating approximately 17,700 personnel killed, 625 tanks, 143 aircraft, 131 helicopters, and significant quantities of other equipment destroyed.
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ποΈAccording to calculations by the Kyiv School of Economics, Russian military actions caused at least $68 billion in direct infrastructure losses as of 1 April 2022, including damage to 26,000 square metres of living space, 533 educational institutions, 196 health care facilities, 300 kindergartens, 8 civilian airports, 10 military airfields, 129 factories and enterprises, over 22,000 kilometres of roads, and 226 bridges.
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April 2, 2022 127 events π 2 π΄ 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πVideo evidence emerged from Bucha showing dozens of dead Ukrainian civilians, some with hands tied, lying in streets and courtyards.
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πUkraine's Armed Forces reported that Russia had lost 17,800 soldiers and significant military equipment including 631 tanks, 1,776 armored personnel carriers, 143 aircraft, and 134 helicopters as of April 2.
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π΄Ukrainian forces entered the Chernobyl containment facility and raised the Ukrainian flag, securing the site.
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π₯Russian missiles struck Pavlograd city for the first time, targeting the city during daylight hours.
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π₯Ukrainian authorities approved seven humanitarian corridors for 2 April to evacuate civilians from Donetsk and Luhansk regions, including routes from Mariupol to Zaporizhzhia, Berdyansk to Zaporizhzhia, Rubizhne to Bakhmut, Nyzhnie to Bakhmut, Severodonetsk to Bakhmut, Popasna to Bakhmut, and Lysychansk to Bakhmut.
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April 3, 2022 115 events π’ 2 π 1 π΄ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
πArmed Forces of Ukraine General Staff reports cumulative Russian combat losses of approximately 18,000 personnel, 644 tanks, 1,830 armoured combat vehicles, 325 artillery systems, 143 aircraft, and 134 helicopters between 24 February and 03 April 2022.
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π’Russian Ministry of Defence announced that Russian forces will open a humanitarian corridor from Mariupol to Berdiansk on 3 April to evacuate foreign citizens, claiming President Putin ordered the evacuation following a request from Turkish President Erdogan.
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π’Russian state news agency RIA Novosti published an article by Timofei Sergeitsev titled 'What Russia must do to Ukraine' calling for the destruction of Ukrainian identity, de-Ukrainisation, de-Europeanisation, and mass murder of Ukrainians.
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π΄Ukrainian Special Operations Forces and resistance fighters discovered an abandoned Russian Buk surface-to-air missile system along with a stash of ammunition, weapons, and military equipment during reconnaissance operations near a settlement.
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ποΈMayor Vladyslav Atroshenko reports that 70% of Chernihiv has been destroyed and local businesses are not operating, leaving the city budget without revenue sources.
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April 4, 2022 179 events β‘οΈ 2 π’ 1 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π’Russian state news agency Ria News published an article by Tymofiy Sergiytsev outlining comprehensive plans for the occupation of Ukraine, including re-education of the population, strict censorship, de-Ukrainization, liquidation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, and establishment of 25-year denazification bodies.
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πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published updated cumulative combat loss figures for Russian forces covering the period from 24 February to 4 April 2022.
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β‘οΈICRC delegation joined seven buses traveling from Manhush to Mariupol.
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β‘οΈA convoy of approximately 100 units of Russian military equipment marked with "V" was spotted near Barysau, Belarus, traveling along the M1 highway from Minsk toward Smolensk in the direction of Moscow. The column, which included Ural and KamAZ trucks, UAZ Patriot vehicles, KUNGs, fuel trucks, and PAZ buses, was later observed near the village of Abukhava in the Orsha district and was escorted by traffic police.
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π₯Mariupol remains under blockade, and the promised green corridor for the Red Cross did not function.
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April 5, 2022 172 events π₯ 2 π 2 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces shelled a phenol plant in Donetsk Oblast, recording 7 hits that damaged distillation columns, product collectors, pipelines, and an oil-tank car. Ukrainian Joint Forces Operation headquarters reported the attack and stated there was no environmental danger.
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π₯During the occupation of Vorzel in Kyiv Oblast, Russian military threw a smoke grenade into a house basement and opened fire on those sheltering there, killing a 14-year-old child instantly and wounding the mother who died two days later.
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π’Oleksandr Feldman announced that adult animals at Kharkiv Ecopark will likely be euthanized due to destroyed enclosures and lack of evacuation options.
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πOffice of Ukraine's Prosecutor General reports that 165 children have died and 266 have been injured in Ukraine as a result of Russia's armed aggression as of 5 April 2022, with these figures not final as work continues to establish casualties in active hostilities and occupied territories.
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πThree tortured Ukrainian civilians were found at former Russian strongholds in Konotop district, according to Dmytro Zhyvytskyy, Head of Sumy Military Administration.
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April 6, 2022 134 events π 1 β‘οΈ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 +1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces reported that Russia has sustained 18,600 soldier fatalities and lost 684 tanks, 1,861 armored personnel carriers, 150 aircraft, 135 helicopters, and other military equipment as of April 6, 2022.
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β‘οΈRussian military helicopters including Mi-8, Mi-26, and Ka-52 models were relocated from Machulishi Airport in Belarus to Seshcha airfield in Russia's Bryansk region. Satellite imagery from 6 April 2022 confirms the presence of at least 20 military helicopters, 19 fighter jets, and AN-124 and IL-76 transport aircraft at the airfield.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces continued fighting along defensive lines south of Izium according to official UAF reports.
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π’Sociological Group "Rating" conducted a nationwide telephone survey on 6 April 2022 revealing that 64% of Ukrainians believe restoring friendly relations with Russians is impossible, an increase from 42% the previous month. The survey of 1,200 respondents excluded temporarily occupied territories of Crimea and Donbas and had a margin of error not exceeding 2.8%.
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βοΈAzov Regiment claimed to have damaged two Russian tanks and killed approximately one platoon of Russian infantry while continuing to defend the city.
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April 7, 2022 170 events π’ 3 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π’Slovak expert Juraj MesΓk published an op-ed arguing that the Russian Federation's collapse is inevitable within 3-5 years, warning that Western failure to prepare for this scenario risks balkanization, nuclear proliferation, and prolonged violence in the post-Russian space.
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πThe General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian combat losses from 24 February to 7 April 2022, including approximately 18,900 personnel, 698 tanks, 111 operational/tactical UAVs, 150 aircraft, and 135 helicopters.
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π’Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov stated that Ukraine requires modern NATO-standard weapons including 155-mm artillery, air defence systems, and anti-ship missiles, rather than Soviet-era equipment, citing that previously received Soviet weapons were insufficient and in poor condition.
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π’The U.S. Defense Department disclosed a detailed list of military equipment delivered to Ukraine through a White House memo circulated on April 7, including Stinger anti-aircraft systems, Javelin anti-armor systems, small arms, and other materiel.
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π₯Pink Floyd released the song "Hey Hey Rise Up" to support Ukraine, featuring vocals from a viral video of Ukrainian singer Andriy Khlyvniuk performing in central Kyiv during the war. Proceeds from the song will be directed toward humanitarian relief.
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April 8, 2022 172 events π’ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff published updated combat loss statistics for Russian forces, reporting approximately 19,000 personnel killed and extensive equipment losses including 700 tanks, 333 artillery systems, and 150 aircraft between 24 February and 8 April 2022.
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π’Russian Ministry of Defence spokesperson Major General Igor Konashenkov accused the Security Service of Ukraine of mining a warehouse containing 120 tons of chlorine at the Khimprom plant in Pervomaisk, Kharkiv Oblast, alleging a planned provocation to blow up the facility and frame Russian Armed Forces for a chemical catastrophe.
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π₯Russian troops carried out a missile strike near Odesa on 8 April. No casualties were reported.
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π₯Approximately 15,000 civilians evacuated from the city of Lozova, with around 50,000 people remaining. Departures were organized by rail and private vehicles due to proximity to the Izium direction of hostilities.
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π’Dmitry Medvedev stated that Western sanctions against Russia might be considered an act of international aggression and that Russia reserves the right to individual and collective defense under national and international law.
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April 9, 2022 137 events π₯ 1 π€ 1 βοΈ 1 π’ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian authorities approved 10 humanitarian corridors for civilian evacuation on 9 April 2022, connecting cities in Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Luhansk oblasts to Zaporizhzhia and Bakhmut. The corridors require civilian transport with designated meeting points, while evacuation from Melitopol depends on Russian forces returning previously seized buses.
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π€Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili publicly refused an invitation from Ukrainian Parliament Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk to visit Bucha and witness the aftermath of Russian occupation, posting his response on Facebook. Papuashvili cited a crisis in bilateral dialogue and accused the Ukrainian government of attempting to separate the Georgian people from their government, requesting a second front in Georgia, and making groundless accusations of smuggling, while offering condolences for the atrocities in Bucha.
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βοΈUkrainian air defense units from the Air Force, Land Forces and Airborne Assault Troops shot down at least 13 Russian air targets on 9 April, including three aircraft, one helicopter, five drones, and four cruise missiles.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a video address stating that Russia is afraid to admit its policy towards Ukraine has been wrong for decades, and accused Russia of shifting blame to Ukraine for its own aggression including the annexation of Crimea, destruction in Donbas, and the full-scale invasion.
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π₯The Azov Regiment conducted a precision mortar strike against Russian positions, as shown in video footage.
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April 10, 2022 99 events π 3 ποΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses from 24 February to 10 April 2022, including approximately 19,300 personnel killed, 722 tanks, and 1,911 armoured vehicles destroyed.
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πThe Office of the Prosecutor General of Ukraine reported that 176 children have died and more than 336 have been injured over 45 days of Russian military aggression, totaling over 513 children harmed.
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ποΈUkrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced the allocation of 1 billion hryvnias (approximately $34 million USD) from the state reserve fund for emergency spending to reconstruct infrastructure in territories liberated from Russian forces, with specific allocations of 400 million UAH to Kyiv Oblast, 250 million UAH each to Chernihiv and Sumy Oblasts, and 100 million UAH to Zhytomyr Oblast.
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π₯Russian forces conducted an air strike destroying an infrastructure facility in Dnipro. Firefighters required several hours to extinguish the resulting fire, and one person was injured.
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πPavlo Kyrylenko, Head of Donetsk Regional Military Administration, reported that as of 11 am on 10 April, the death toll from the 8 April missile strike on Kramatorsk railway station has risen to 57, with 109 people injured.
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April 11, 2022 172 events π₯ 2 π 1 β‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkrainian Armed Forces released cumulative combat loss estimates for Russian forces, reporting approximately 19,500 troops killed and the destruction of 725 tanks, 1,923 armored combat vehicles, 347 artillery pieces, 111 rocket launcher systems, 55 air defense systems, 154 aircraft, 137 helicopters, and seven ships since the start of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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β‘οΈSatellite imagery dated 11 April 2022 shows over 30 Russian military aircraft amassed at Lipetsk-2 airfield, including 6 SU-27 fighters, 14 SU-30 or SU-34 fighter-bombers, and 10 SU-24 bombers, representing a doubling of forces since late March.
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π’The 36th Marine Brigade published an open letter stating ammunition is running out and the end is inevitable without resupply, though morale remains high and all personnel including cooks and clerks are fighting.
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π₯Azov Regiment claimed a Russian drone dropped poison gas or chemical material on fighters and civilians, causing breathing difficulties, muscular problems, and racing heartbeat for three people requiring medical attention.
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π₯Russian forces attacked Novoaidar, reportedly suffering 90 casualties.
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April 12, 2022 160 events π’ 2 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π’Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk stated that Russian forces are holding 1,700 Ukrainian soldiers and civilians captive, including 500 women, and alleged that detainees face systematic abuse including beatings, rape, forced undressing, and head shaving.
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π₯Russian occupiers conducted raids in municipal service organisations and deployed mobile patrols with mobilised residents from Luhansk and Donetsk to search for men of conscription age and force them to enlist in the Russian army.
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βοΈOn 12 April 2022, Ukrainian Air Force anti-aircraft missiles shot down a Russian SU-25 attack aircraft over Ukraine. This marked the 300th target destroyed by Ukrainian anti-aircraft missile forces since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion.
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π΄Ukrainian law enforcement detained Viktor Medvedchuk on 12 April after he hid for 48 days and attempted to escape from Ukraine while disguised in military camouflage.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a video address stating that the world must respond preventively to reports of Russian forces using projectiles with poisonous substances in Mariupol, emphasizing that post-factum responses would constitute humiliation for the democratic world.
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April 13, 2022 161 events π 3 π’ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian losses of approximately 19,800 troops, 739 tanks, 1,964 armored combat vehicles, 358 artillery pieces, 115 rocket launcher systems, 64 air defense systems, 158 aircraft, 143 helicopters, seven ships, 1,429 vehicles, and 76 fuel tanks since the start of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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πGeneral Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published cumulative combat loss estimates for Russian forces from 24 February to 13 April 2022, reporting approximately 19,800 personnel killed and extensive equipment losses.
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πOver 100 civilians killed in Sumy region with bodies showing signs of torture including bound hands and gunshot wounds to the head; death toll rising as more bodies are discovered.
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π’Ukrainian border guards discovered and documented traces of Russian military occupation, including living quarters and food remains, in the radioactive Red Forest area of the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone following the Russian withdrawal.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck the Russian missile cruiser Moskva, flagship of the Black Sea Fleet, with Neptune anti-ship missiles approximately 20 nautical miles from Snake Island, inflicting heavy damage.
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April 14, 2022 163 events π€ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 β 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian military losses from 24 February to 14 April 2022, totaling approximately 19,900 personnel, 160 aircraft, 144 helicopters, 753 tanks, 1,968 armoured personnel vehicles, and other equipment.
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π₯Ukrainian forces destroyed the Russian Black Sea Fleet flagship cruiser Moskva.
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βThe Russian cruiser Moskva sank after being left adrift and burning following a missile attack.
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π€Ukraine and Russia conducted a prisoner exchange on April 14, 2022, resulting in the return of 22 Ukrainian military personnel (5 officers and 17 soldiers) and 8 civilians to Ukraine.
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π€The Verkhovna Rada adopted Resolution β7276 recognizing actions committed by the Russian Armed Forces and political leadership during the invasion as genocide against the Ukrainian people, and called on the United Nations, NATO, and other international bodies to recognize these crimes.
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April 15, 2022 174 events π 2 π₯ 2 π’ 1 βΈ
πThe Ukrainian General Staff reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 15 April 2022, including approximately 20,000 personnel, 756 tanks, and 1,976 armored combat vehicles.
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π’Azov Regiment and Marine units released video demonstrating they were still fighting inside the Mariupol steel mill.
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π₯Russian troops fired mortars twice at Ukrainian border guard positions near the settlement of Senkivka in the Snovsk Territorial Community, Chernihiv region, firing from Russian territory. No casualties were reported among the border guards.
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πThe shelling killed 8 people, including a 7-month-old infant, and wounded 42 people (9 children and 33 adults).
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π₯Smoke and damage reported at the border crossing; Russia claimed firing came from Ukraine while Ukraine claimed the incident was faked.
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April 16, 2022 142 events π 2 π₯ 1 π€ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Prosecutor General's Office reported that Russia's war has killed at least 200 children and injured over 360 as of April 16, 2022. The figures include casualties across multiple oblasts but exclude data from besieged Mariupol and other occupied territories where body searches are ongoing.
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πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 16 April 2022, including approximately 20,100 personnel, 762 tanks, 1,982 armoured combat vehicles, 163 planes, 145 helicopters, and 8 ships.
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π₯Russian troops shelled Kyiv in the early morning of 16 April, with explosions reported in the Darnytsia neighbourhood on the outskirts of the city.
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π€Russia banned UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and 12 other British government officials from entering Russian territory, citing the UK's military support for Ukraine and sanctions campaign against Moscow.
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π₯Ukrainian forces claimed destruction of three Russian tanks, two lighter armored vehicles, two trucks, three artillery pieces, and one infantry fighting vehicle.
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April 17, 2022 125 events π₯ 3 π 2 βΈ
πGeneral Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published cumulative combat loss statistics for Russian forces covering the period from 24 February to 17 April 2022, reporting approximately 20,300 personnel killed and significant equipment losses including 773 tanks and 2,002 armoured vehicles.
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π₯Heavy fighting occurred at Popasna, south of Severodonetsk, with the Army General Staff reporting defenses were holding.
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πUkrainian forces in Donbass claimed destruction of 15 tanks, 3 artillery systems, 24 infantry fighting vehicles, 10 trucks, 4 UAVs, and two cruise missiles on Sunday.
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π₯Ukrainian forces engaged Russian forces in Kutuzovka as part of operations to widen controlled terrain east of Kharkiv.
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π₯An unconfirmed report described a conflict between Russian regular forces and a DLPR police unit in Novo Kakhovka involving small arms fire over ownership of loot.
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April 18, 2022 156 events π 1 π’ 1 π₯ 1 π΄ 1 +1 βΈ
πGeneral Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 18 April 2022, including approximately 20,600 military personnel killed, 790 tanks, 2,041 armoured combat vehicles, 381 artillery systems, 130 multiple rocket launchers, 167 planes, 147 helicopters, and 8 naval vessels.
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π’Oleksiy Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine, stated that long-range missiles are Russia's most dangerous weapons for civilians, cited the Lviv attack as an example, and claimed Russia lacks capacity to produce new long-range missiles due to sanctions but retains significant stocks of Tochka-U systems.
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π₯Russian occupying troops abducted 155 civilians in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, including 34 local government members, 14 entrepreneurs, 12 CEOs and managers, 3 lawyers, 2 journalists, and 1 minor.
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π΄Russian Federation forces captured Kreminna after more than 24 hours of heavy street fighting, assembling a large quantity of armored vehicles in the town.
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π‘οΈThe 24th Mechanized Brigade stopped a major Russian attack south of Lysychansk, destroying multiple tanks. Opposition forces were elements of the Russian 810th and 155th Naval Infantry Brigades.
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April 19, 2022 147 events π 2 π₯ 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkrainian General Staff reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 19 April 2022, including approximately 20,800 personnel, 169 aircraft, 150 helicopters, 802 tanks, and 2,063 armoured combat vehicles.
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πUkraine's General Staff reported cumulative Russian military losses totaling 20,800 personnel killed and extensive equipment destroyed since the start of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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π₯Russian occupying forces conducted large-scale attacks on settlements in Kryvyi Rih district, including Zelenodolsk, Marianske, and Velyka Kostromka, using Grad multiple rocket launchers and artillery shells. Houses were destroyed but no casualties were reported.
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π€Ukrainian authorities conducted the fifth prisoner of war exchange with Russian forces, returning 76 Ukrainians home including 60 military personnel and 16 civilians.
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π’American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine published a survey on April 19 detailing the operational status of member companies and their readiness to participate in post-war reconstruction.
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April 20, 2022 179 events π 2 π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 16 April 2022, totaling approximately 20,900 personnel and extensive equipment including 815 tanks, 150 helicopters, and 171 aircraft.
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πAs of the morning of 20 April 2022, 373 children have been wounded and 205 killed in Russian military aggression in Ukraine according to the General Prosecutor's Office, with 6 children wounded on 19 April alone.
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π₯Unknown assailants shot and killed pro-Moscow blogger Valeriy Kuleshov in his car. Ukrainian media attributed the attack to partisans while occupation police investigate.
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β‘οΈRussian forces attempted to advance past Novo Selivka, Rivnopil and Storozhive in the southern Donbass sector, possibly utilizing forces released from the Mariupol siege.
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π₯Ukrainian forces destroyed one anti-aircraft missile system, one tank, one artillery system, ten armoured units, two special engineering units, two motor vehicles, and one ammunition depot belonging to Russian forces in Donbas.
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April 21, 2022 153 events π₯ 1 π 1 π₯ 1 π’ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯State-owned Scientific Research Institute of Tver, which develops missile technologies including Iskander and S-400 systems, caught fire at 15:00 and was completely destroyed by 18:00, killing five people and injuring thirty.
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πThe General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian military losses totaling approximately 21,000 personnel killed, 829 tanks, 172 aircraft, and extensive other equipment between 24 February and 21 April 2022.
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π₯Russian forces launched three rocket strikes on railway infrastructure in Novomoskovsk district, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, destroying the railway line and contact network. No casualties were reported.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukrainian defenders remain blockaded in the Azovstal plant and continue fighting off Russian offensives, contradicting Russian claims that Mariupol had been captured.
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π‘οΈThe Ministry of Defence of Transnistria announced a recruitment drive for "special training" to ensure 100% staffing of the Peacekeeping Contingent, targeting men under 55 with financial incentives and accommodation for a 90-day program. Ukrainian intelligence reports indicate that despite official claims of voluntary participation, the recruitment will be coercive.
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April 22, 2022 187 events π 3 βοΈ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
πAs of 22 April 2022, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russian forces have suffered approximately 21,200 personnel losses and extensive equipment destroyed since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on 24 February, including 838 tanks, 2,162 armoured combat vehicles, 176 planes, and 153 helicopters.
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πLaw enforcement officers in Kyiv Region reported the discovery of 1,084 civilian bodies, with between 50 and 75 percent of victims killed by firearms including machine guns, sniper rifles, and submachine guns during the Russian occupation. Over 300 bodies remain unidentified.
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πRussian forces suffered up to 130 personnel killed and significant equipment losses including 3 tanks, 3 BMP infantry fighting vehicles, 4 BTR armoured vehicles, 1 BBM armoured combat vehicle, 13 AT heavy artillery tractors, and 2 UAVs.
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βοΈAn Antonov AN-26 transport aircraft crashed in Vilniansk District while carrying out a technical flight, resulting in casualties.
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π€Ukraine officially proposed to the Energy Community Secretariat, the European Union, and Energy Community Treaty parties to introduce a comprehensive ban on Russian energy imports. The proposal includes urgent embargoes on replaceable energy sources delivered by sea, rail and road, a phased 6-9 month embargo on pipeline oil, and financial restrictions requiring gas payments to be held in special EU deposit accounts.
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April 23, 2022 153 events π 2 π₯ 2 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian combat losses totaling 21,600 personnel and extensive equipment including 854 tanks, 177 aircraft, and 154 helicopters since the full-scale invasion began on February 24.
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πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine published a cumulative casualty report stating Russian forces lost approximately 21,600 personnel, 854 tanks, 2,205 armoured combat vehicles, and other equipment between 24 February and 23 April 2022.
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π₯A missile strike targeted Odesa, resulting in damage to municipal infrastructure.
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π₯Russian troops shelled the positions of Ukrainian border guards in Chernihiv Oblast.
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π‘οΈUkrainian Marine units conducted intensive training in southern Ukraine to restore combat capability and prepare for battles against Russian forces, completing exercises on checkpoint capture, ambush procedures, offensive operations, and enemy encirclement.
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April 24, 2022 117 events π₯ 3 π 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reports that Russian armed forces have suffered approximately 21,800 personnel killed in action and lost 873 tanks, 2,238 armoured combat vehicles, 179 planes, 154 helicopters, 191 drones, and other military equipment between 24 February and 24 April 2022.
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π₯Russian forces continued to partially blockade Kharkiv and fired on Ukrainian troops and critical infrastructure.
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π₯Russian army struck railway infrastructure in Pavlohrad district with a rocket, killing a 48-year-old man and destroying eight buildings.
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π₯Russian forces launched nine missile strikes against critical infrastructure in Poltava Oblast on the evening of 24 April 2022, with initial reports citing five missiles striking near Kremenchuk. Authorities stated they were still clarifying information regarding victims and destruction.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered Easter greetings and a prayer from Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, asking for divine protection for Ukrainian defenders, volunteers, medics, and rescue workers, and requesting strength for the nation to defeat invading forces and liberate martyred cities.
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April 25, 2022 157 events π 2 π’ 1 ποΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π’Research agency Info Sapiens announced survey results showing 59% of Ukrainians expect the war with Russia to last several months or longer, up from 48% three weeks prior, while 93% expressed belief in victory over Russia.
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ποΈMajor fires broke out at fuel storage sites and pumping stations on the Druzhba oil pipeline in Bryansk, Russia, approximately 100 km from the Ukrainian border, with causes unclear.
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π₯Assailants fired anti-tank rockets into the former KGB headquarters in Tiraspol, causing no injuries.
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πProsecutor General Iryna Venediktova reported that 3,818 civilians have been killed and over 4,000 injured in Ukraine as of 25 April 2022, based on data from regional prosecutor offices, Ministry of Health, and morgue records, excluding blockaded Mariupol and inaccessible areas of Kyiv Oblast.
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πMediazona investigation found that Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine disproportionately originate from impoverished regions, with Dagestan and Buryatia suffering the highest losses while Moscow and St. Petersburg residents are almost absent from casualty lists.
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April 26, 2022 161 events π₯ 3 π’ 2 βΈ
π₯Russian naval forces launched missiles that badly damaged a strategic bridge near the Black Sea port of Belgorod-Dniestrovsky, cutting a key supply route from Europe via Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania.
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π’Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Defence Anna Malyar stated during a national televised newscast that Russian forces have depleted over half of their missile stockpiles, firing more than 1,300 missiles at Ukraine since February 24, and that sanctions are hampering Russian missile production due to the inability to import components.
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π₯Heavy Russian assaults were reported against Ukrainian positions in Rubizhne, north of Severodonetsk, with conflicting reports on which side controlled the town.
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π₯Residents of Poltava heard sounds similar to explosions on the evening of 26 April. Officials confirmed no missile incomings, infrastructure destruction, or casualties were detected.
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π’Russia's Defence Ministry threatened to strike "decision-making centres" in Kyiv with high-precision long-range weapons if Ukraine attacks facilities in Russian territory. The ministry specifically warned that the presence of Western advisers in Kyiv would not prevent such retaliation.
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April 27, 2022 149 events π 1 π₯ 1 π§ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 27 April 2022, including approximately 22,400 military personnel killed, 931 tanks, 185 planes, 155 helicopters, and other equipment, with the heaviest daily losses occurring on the Kurakhove and Izyum fronts.
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π₯Russian army ammunition dump caught fire early this morning in Belgorod region and was still burning twelve hours later; cause unknown.
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π§Military counterintelligence of the SBU exposed a defense facility official in Zhytomyr Oblast who collected classified state secrets regarding Ukrainian combat aircraft, air force infrastructure, and damage assessments from rocket attacks on a military airfield, transmitting this information via instant messengers to Russian citizens suspected of being controlled by Russian special services.
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π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted an artillery raid on a Russian Federation ammunition depot in Imrino, causing fire and explosions to continue for hours.
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π’Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed the Council of Legislators of the Russian Federation on 27 April 2022, insisting that all goals of Russia's 'special military operation' in Ukraine would be fulfilled and claiming that the invasion prevented a larger conflict on Russian territory.
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April 28, 2022 135 events π’ 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 π 1 +1 βΈ
π’Levada-Center published results of a nationwide poll conducted 21-27 April 2022 showing 74% of Russians support the military invasion of Ukraine while 19% oppose it.
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π₯Russian forces conducted strikes on the Shevchenkivskyi district in central Kyiv, hitting an object and a nearby residential building.
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π₯Critical shortage of medical specialists in Nova Kakhovka due to doctors and paramedics leaving the occupied city, forcing remaining family doctors to accept all patients regardless of formal declarations.
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πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses from 24 February to 28 April 2022, totaling approximately 23,000 personnel, 986 tanks, 2,418 armoured combat vehicles, 435 artillery systems, 151 multiple rocket launchers, 73 air defence systems, 189 aircraft, 155 helicopters, and 8 ships.
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π₯A large fire broke out on the Kherson riverfront, allegedly set by partisans to destroy grain-handling infrastructure, though Russian sources claimed fishermen caused the blaze.
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April 29, 2022 144 events π 1 βοΈ 1 π¦ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported that Russia has suffered approximately 23,000 troops killed and extensive equipment losses including 986 tanks, 2,418 armored personnel carriers, 189 aircraft, and 155 helicopters since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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βοΈUkrainian forces liberated several villages including Ruska Lozova north of Kharkiv, pushing Russian artillery out of range of the city and securing observation points.
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π¦Poland announced it had transferred or would transfer 200 T-72 tanks, 122mm self-propelled howitzers, Grad rocket launchers, and air-to-air missiles for MiG-29 and Su-27 aircraft to Ukraine.
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π₯Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs Denys Monastyrskyi appealed to international organizations and countries to send explosives technicians and demining equipment to Ukraine, citing insufficient State Emergency Service capacity to clear territories affected by hostilities, particularly in Kyiv Region where fighting lasted 30-35 days.
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π₯Russian forces fired over thirty mortar mines from the Russian village of Gorodishche into Sumy Oblast on the morning of April 29, targeting locations in Shostka District including a crossroads between three villages. No Ukrainian border guards were injured in the attack.
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April 30, 2022 132 events π’ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
πGeneral Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 30 April 2022, including 23,200 military personnel killed, 1,008 tanks destroyed, and 2,445 armoured combat vehicles destroyed.
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π₯Russian authorities reported that Ukrainian aviation shelled the settlement of Zhecha in Bryansk Region, Russia, damaging technical buildings of an oil terminal and surrounding areas.
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ποΈRussian occupation authorities established checkpoints on Mariupol's main street and opened a filtration site on Prospekt Mira requiring ID checks for entry and exit.
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π’The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) organized a staged 'congress' in occupied Crimea on April 30, compelling students and state employees to attend in order to fabricate an appearance of Crimean Tatar support for the invasion of Ukraine.
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π’Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Ukraine-Russia talks were allegedly discussing the lifting of Western sanctions, the "denazification" of Ukraine, and the status of the Russian language.
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π¦The first test launch of the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile was carried out from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome.
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π’Olga Skabeeva and Alexei Zhuravlev discussed the time it would take for the Sarmat missile to reach the capitals of Great Britain, Germany, and France.
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π€Serbia voted for the exclusion of Russia from the UN Human Rights Council.
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π€Serbia joined nine other southeast European countries in signing a declaration condemning Russian aggression as a violation of international law and the greatest threat to European security.
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π₯Ukrainian Neptune anti-ship missiles struck the Moskva cruiser, the flagship of Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
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π€Serbia voted for Russia's expulsion from the UN Human Rights Council in April 2022.
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May 2022 (2,616 events)
May 1, 2022 7 events π’ 3 π΄ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
π΄Some of the Ukrainian soldiers whose bodies were returned had fought in Mariupol, which was fully captured by Russian forces in May 2022 after intense aerial bombardment.
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π€The first charity Concert for Ukraine was held in May 2022 at Carnegie Hall in New York, with funds directed to humanitarian aid for Ukraine.
π’President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a bill on enhanced opportunities for Polish citizens in Ukraine in May.
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π’According to Simon Shuster, life in the bunker eventually settled into a more manageable routine with a morning videoconference shifting to 07:00.
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π’Volodymyr Zelenskyy kept a supply of alcohol in the bunker even after the government banned its sale.
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π΄Russian forces captured Mariupol, including the Azovstal and Ilyich Iron and Steel Works plants.
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π΄Zmiinyi Island has been occupied by Russia.
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π₯In May, Bayraktar drones destroyed a Russian amphibious assault boat of the Serna type and two amphibious assault boats of the Raptor type near Zmiinyi Island.
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π₯Volodymyr Vakulenko, a children's writer, was abducted and killed by Russian forces in May 2022 during the occupation of Izium in Kharkiv Oblast.
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May 1, 2022 180 events π₯ 2 π 1 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 1 that Russia has suffered 23,500 troop fatalities and lost significant military equipment including 1,026 tanks, 2,471 armored personnel carriers, 451 artillery systems, 155 helicopters, and 192 aircraft since the full-scale invasion began on February 24.
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β‘οΈUnconfirmed reports indicated renewed Russian plans to advance on Mykolaiv and Odessa.
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π₯Russian forces destroyed or heavily damaged a high school in Lysychansk during their offensive operations.
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π₯Social media reported a fire in progress in Prokhovka, Belgorod Oblast.
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π₯Russian forces launched rocket attacks on two agricultural warehouses in Synelnykovsky district, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, destroying both facilities including one containing grain. Regional officials confirmed no casualties resulted from the strikes.
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May 2, 2022 144 events π₯ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported cumulative Russian combat losses between 24 February and 2 May 2022, totaling approximately 23,800 personnel, 1,048 tanks, 2,519 armored combat vehicles, 194 planes, 155 helicopters, and 8 ships/boats.
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π₯Russian troops launched a missile strike on a grain elevator in the Sinelnikovsky district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, destroying the warehouse containing grain.
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π₯Two powerful explosions were reported in Russia's Belgorod region, with social media footage showing flashes in the sky.
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π₯Rescue workers discovered and rescued a cat that had been stuck for weeks on an upper floor of a rubble-filled apartment building in Borodyanka, which was damaged by Russian artillery several weeks prior.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a video address stating that the world should prepare for a complete halt of all Russian export-import operations and announcing that Ukraine is working on new sanctions while expecting a forthcoming package from the European Union.
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May 3, 2022 126 events π₯ 1 π 1 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯Russia launched a missile strike on a railway substation near the train station in Volovets, Zakarpattia Oblast, damaging the facility and a nearby gas distribution pipeline, leaving 57 houses without gas supply and smashing windows within a 500-meter radius.
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πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 3 that Russia has suffered 24,200 troop deaths and significant equipment losses including 1,062 tanks, 2,567 armored fighting vehicles, 475 artillery systems, 162 multiple launch rocket systems, 80 surface-to-air missiles, 155 helicopters, 194 airplanes, 291 drones, and ten boats since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on Feb. 24.
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π₯A limited number of civilians were evacuated from Azovstal through Russian lines.
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βοΈRussian forces fired six missiles at Lviv Oblast on 3 May, with three striking electric substations and causing significant damage to infrastructure and train traffic delays.
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π΄Two residents of Babyntsi village in Bucha district were arrested on suspicion of collaborating with Russian occupiers during the village's occupation.
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May 4, 2022 161 events π₯ 3 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported cumulative Russian losses since the start of the full-scale invasion, including 24,500 personnel, 1,077 tanks, 2,610 armored personnel carriers, and substantial quantities of artillery systems, aircraft, and naval vessels.
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π₯Russian forces fired Grad multiple rocket launchers at two villages in the Velykomykhailivska municipal community in Synelnykivskyi district, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, damaging dozens of houses and breaking windows in a shop, school, and kindergarten.
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π₯UAF artillery destroyed an RLS 9S36 control unit for a Buk anti-aircraft missile battery.
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π₯Russian forces bombed and shelled the Azovstal steel works, and contact was reportedly lost with the defenders.
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π₯344 civilians from Mariupol, Manhush, Berdiansk, Tokmak, and Vasylivka arrived in Zaporizhzhia as part of a humanitarian evacuation corridor.
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May 5, 2022 145 events π 2 β‘οΈ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkrainian Armed Forces General Staff reported cumulative Russian combat losses from 24 February to 5 May 2022, totaling approximately 24,700 personnel, 196 aircraft, 1,092 tanks, and 2,651 armoured fighting vehicles.
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β‘οΈRussian occupying authorities imposed a prohibition forbidding leadership of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant from leaving Enerhodar, including for necessary business trips.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces occupied Stary Saltiv and later repelled a Russian attack on the position.
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πRussian forces suffered 32 personnel killed and lost 3 tanks, 2 BMP infantry fighting vehicles, 1 BTR armoured vehicle, 1 BBM armoured combat vehicle, 1 ATT heavy artillery tractor, and 2 UAVs during fighting on 5 May.
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π₯Russian forces conducted strong attacks at Rubizhne on the outskirts of Severodonetsk.
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May 6, 2022 139 events π 1 π’ 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
πGeneral Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported Russian combat losses totaling 24,900 personnel, 199 aircraft, 324 UAVs, 1,110 tanks, and significant quantities of additional equipment between 24 February and 6 May 2022, with the greatest losses of the past day concentrated on the Lyman and Kurakhiv fronts.
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π’Head of Kyiv Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Pavliuk gave an interview describing fundamental differences between Ukrainian and Russian military approaches, emphasizing Ukrainian motivation, flexible command structures, and modernization of the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2014.
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π₯Russian forces destroyed a bridge in the village of Russkie Tyshi while retreating, impeding vehicle and tank movement along the road.
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π₯Drone attack targeted a military unit in Voronkove, Transnistria, with four explosions reported on the evening of May 6. At least two drones flew over the facility near a former airfield, reportedly dropping explosive devices in two waves with no casualties reported.
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β‘οΈSatellite imagery from Planet Labs recorded Russian anti-aircraft missile forces and approximately 200 armoured combat vehicles deployed in two sections of Filativka, northern Crimea, with significant equipment increases observed at one site compared to April 27 imagery.
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May 7, 2022 113 events π 2 π₯ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
πAs of 7 May 2022, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that Russian forces have suffered approximately 25,100 personnel killed and extensive materiel losses including 1,122 tanks, 2,713 armoured combat vehicles, 199 planes, and 155 helicopters since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on 24 February.
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π₯RF units blew up three bridges on roads leading north of Kharkiv, two of which were reported at Tsirkuni and Ruski Tishki.
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πUkrainian defenders eliminated 107 Russian personnel and destroyed 31 units of Russian military equipment including 8 tanks, 1 BTR, 11 BMPs, 4 MT-LBs, 5 heavy artillery tractors, and 2 UAVs in the east on 7 May.
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π₯UAF drone attacked and destroyed an RF speed boat near Zmeyny Island.
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π₯Russian forces bombed a school in the village of Bilogorovka.
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May 8, 2022 123 events π₯ 2 π’ 1 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces fired rockets at the Shostka District in Sumy Oblast, striking and damaging the Jewish cemetery in Hlukhiv which contains historical graves of victims from the 1918 pogrom.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a video address from Borodianka, Kyiv Oblast, commemorating World War II victims and warning Vladimir Putin that his bunker will not protect him from accountability.
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πA 12-year-old boy was killed when unexploded ammunition from a cluster projectile detonated in the Synelnykivskyi district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. The boy had picked up the ordnance and brought it to his home before it exploded.
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π₯Russian Federation forces established the first bridge (Yellow) at Bilohorivka and moved vehicles to the Ukrainian side before the bridgehead was knocked out by artillery.
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π₯U2 performed a concert in Kyiv's Khreschatyk metro station.
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May 9, 2022 113 events π 2 π’ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
πGeneral Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports total Russian combat losses of 26,650 personnel, 1,145 tanks, 158 helicopters, 377 UAVs, and other military equipment since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022.
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π’Vladimir Putin delivered a Victory Day address at Red Square in Moscow, claiming Russia's invasion of Ukraine 'nipped' NATO aggression 'in the bud' and was the only right decision.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivered a video address on Victory Day congratulating Ukrainians and declaring that Ukraine will soon celebrate two Victory Days while Russia will have none, promising a victory parade on Khreshchatyk.
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πEight civilians injured in fighting in Donetsk Oblast, primarily by exploding mines, were evacuated by train to Lviv including patients aged 26 to 70 with two in serious condition and one suffering a heart attack.
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π₯Russian forces launched four Onyx missiles from a Bastion missile complex in occupied Crimea at targets in the Odesa region on the morning of 9 May.
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May 10, 2022 68 events π₯ 2 π 1 π’ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces published a cumulative casualty and equipment loss report stating that Russia has lost approximately 26,000 troops and significant military hardware including 1,170 tanks, 199 aircraft, and 158 helicopters since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
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π’Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger stated that the company is ready to deliver the first batch of 100 Marder infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine within three weeks, pending approval from the German federal government.
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π₯Russian forces continued ground attacks and shelling along the line of contact in Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts on May 10.
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π₯Russian troops fired on civilian infrastructure in the town of Orikhov in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, killing one civilian and injuring eight others.
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ποΈA study by the Kyiv-based Advanter Group found that Ukrainian small and medium-sized businesses lost up to $85 billion following two and a half months of Russia's full-scale invasion, with half of enterprises shutting down or suspending operations.
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May 11, 2022 58 events π₯ 3 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces reported on May 11 that Russia has suffered 26,350 troops killed and lost significant military equipment including 1,187 tanks, 199 airplanes, and 160 helicopters since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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π₯On May 11, Ukrainian artillerymen conducted concentrated strikes against Russian troops attempting to establish a pontoon bridge across the Siversky Donets River, destroying scores of vehicles and killing hundreds of soldiers.
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π₯Russian forces fired 18 missiles at residential areas in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, killing one person, injuring three, and damaging approximately 60 houses.
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π₯Ukrainian military destroyed eight Russian tanks, six armored combat vehicles, five other vehicles, and one anti-aircraft weapon.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Gorodnyansky District in Chernihiv Oblast 16 times using mortars fired from the Russian village of Novye Yurkovichi. No casualties were reported.
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May 12, 2022 66 events π 2 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces reported cumulative Russian losses since the start of the full-scale invasion, including 26,650 troops killed and extensive equipment destroyed.
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πThe UN's human rights agency reported that Russia's war against Ukraine has killed 3,496 civilians and wounded 3,760, totaling 7,256 civilian casualties as of midnight on May 10. The agency stated that actual figures are considerably higher and that most casualties were caused by explosive weapons with wide impact areas including heavy artillery and multiple launch rocket systems.
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β‘οΈUkrainian forces advanced north from Kharkiv toward Kozachi Lopan, less than one kilometer from the Russian border, engaging Russian units in a rearguard action at Rubizhne near a strategic bridge across the Siviersky Donets River.
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π₯A Russian missile struck Khortytsia Island in Zaporizhzhia, causing a fire but resulting in no injuries or infrastructure damage according to the Zaporizhzhia Oblast administration.
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π’European Commission spokesman Tim McPhee stated that payments for Russian gas under the Kremlin's proposed currency conversion scheme would breach EU sanctions because the process involves Russia's sanctioned central bank.
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May 13, 2022 79 events π₯ 2 π₯ 1 π’ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces light infantry patrols pushed to the frontier with Russia, with fighting reported in progress for multiple Ukraine-side border villages and claims of firing on a village inside Russia.
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π₯A Russian soldier shot and killed a Ukrainian prisoner of war in the back after the POW requested permission to use the toilet.
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π₯Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation launched a grant program offering 4,000 euros to micro and small businesses that temporarily relocated from war-affected regions including Donetsk, Luhansk, Chernihiv, and Kyiv Oblasts.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelensky stated on May 13, 2022, that French President Emmanuel Macron's diplomatic negotiations were benefitting Russia and were "in vain." Zelensky indicated Ukraine would not accept losing territory to allow Russian President Vladimir Putin to save face, suggesting Macron had offered concessions on Ukrainian sovereignty.
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π€U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin spoke with Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, urging an immediate ceasefire in Ukraine and stressing the importance of maintaining lines of communication.
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May 14, 2022 68 events π 3 ποΈ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces reported on May 14 that Russia has lost 27,200 troops and significant military equipment including 1,218 tanks, 200 aircraft, and 163 helicopters since the full-scale invasion began on Feb. 24.
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πUkraine's Prosecutor General's Office reported that Russia's full-scale invasion has killed 227 children and injured 420 children in Ukraine. The figures exclude casualties in active combat zones, Russian-occupied territories, and victims from the conflict beginning in 2014.
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ποΈOver 6,300 kilometers of railway tracks representing 23% of Ukraine's railway network were damaged, along with 23,573 kilometers of roads, 289 road bridges, and 41 railway bridges.
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π€UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss published an op-ed in the Daily Express urging world leaders to provide Ukraine with heavy weapons including tanks, airplanes, and ammunition, and to maintain sanctions on Kremlin-linked officials while stating that Ukraine must win.
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πIn battles around Belogorodivka, Russian forces reportedly lost more than 250 combat vehicles destroyed or captured and over 1,500 officers and soldiers killed.
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May 15, 2022 50 events π’ 2 π 1 βοΈ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 15 that Russia has suffered 27,400 troop deaths and extensive equipment losses including 1,220 tanks, 200 airplanes, and 164 helicopters since the full-scale invasion began on Feb. 24.
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βοΈUkrainian anti-aircraft missiles shot down two Russian cruise missiles, three Orlan-10 UAVs, and one Ka-52 helicopter.
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π€Ukraine defeated France in the men's football final at the Summer Deaflympics 2021 in Caxias Do Sul, Brazil, winning the gold medal and becoming tournament champions for the first time in 13 years.
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π’Ukrainian Security Service intercepted and published a phone call in which a Russian serviceman stated that Russian forces are permitted to use phosphorous bombs and cluster munitions, weapons banned by international conventions.
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π’The UK Defense Ministry reported that Russian forces suffer from continued low morale and reduced combat effectiveness, compounded by the loss of critical bridging equipment and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance drones.
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May 16, 2022 79 events π 2 π‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe Prosecutor General's Office reported that as of May 16, Russia's full-scale invasion has killed 229 children and wounded 421 children across Ukraine, with specific casualty figures provided for multiple oblasts.
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πUkraine's Armed Forces reported on May 16 that Russia has suffered 27,700 troop fatalities and lost 1,228 tanks, 200 aircraft, 165 helicopters, and other military equipment since the February 24 invasion.
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π‘οΈUkraine's Operational Tactical Group 'East' reported defeating 178 Russian personnel and destroying five tanks, seven infantry fighting vehicles, two armored personnel carriers, two armored fighting vehicles, three multiple launch rocket systems, eight artillery and anti-tank systems, and one UAV.
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π’Denys Prokopenko, commander of the Azov regiment, stated that Ukrainian fighters had fulfilled orders to hold the steel mill and were now instructed by high command to save lives and lay down arms.
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π₯Russian forces shelled a residential area in Mykolaiv, causing a local store and car to catch fire and damaging a gas pipeline. No casualties were reported according to Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych.
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May 17, 2022 69 events π₯ 2 π 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's Armed Forces General Staff reported on May 17 that Russia has suffered cumulative losses of 27,900 personnel and extensive military equipment including 1,235 tanks, 201 aircraft, and 167 helicopters since the full-scale invasion began on Feb. 24.
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π₯Russian forces struck the bridge across the Dniester Estuary in Odesa Oblast for the fifth time, badly damaging the structure and rendering immediate reconstruction impossible.
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π₯Russian forces targeted the military training ground in Yavoriv District, Lviv Oblast, but the attack was successfully deterred according to Governor Maksym Kozytsky.
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π€Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss the evacuation of Ukrainian soldiers from Azovstal, negotiations with Russia, and fuel supplies.
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π’Rating Sociological Group published survey results showing 86% of Ukrainians support EU accession and 76% support NATO membership, representing increases of 20% and 14% respectively since days before the invasion.
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May 18, 2022 66 events π₯ 2 π‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 π 1 βΈ
π‘οΈUkrainian Armed Forces repelled Russian military attacks in southern Ukraine, preventing any breakthrough along the frontline. Russian forces lost at least 20 soldiers, two self-propelled artillery units, and armored vehicles during the engagement.
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π₯Russian shelling destroyed or damaged more than 40 residential buildings, two schools, one kindergarten, and other civilian infrastructure in Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts.
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πDeath toll from Russian airstrike on Bakhmut apartment building rises to 5 people, including a two-year-old child. Four other civilians were seriously injured, including three children aged 9, 12, and 17.
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π₯Russian forces attacked a school in Avdiivka using banned phosphorus bombs, burning the building to the ground. People inside the building managed to escape before the destruction.
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π₯Two villages in Russia's Kursk Oblast bordering Ukraine came under fire on May 18. Regional Governor Roman Starovoit blamed Ukrainian forces for the attack. No casualties were reported.
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May 19, 2022 76 events π₯ 2 π 1 π¦ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 19 that 28,500 Russian troops had been killed since February 24, along with the loss of 1,254 tanks, 3,063 armored fighting vehicles, 595 artillery pieces, 199 multiple launch rocket systems, 93 surface-to-air missiles, 167 helicopters, 203 airplanes, and 13 boats.
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π¦The Australian government announced it will send Ukraine 14 M113 Armored Personnel Carriers and 20 Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicles, along with 60 pallets of medical supplies, three pallets of radiation monitoring equipment, and personal protective equipment.
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π’Russian soldier Vadim Shishimarin, the first to stand trial in Ukraine for war crimes, asked the wife of a 62-year-old civilian he killed for forgiveness and provided a detailed account of the shooting during court proceedings.
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π₯Russian shells struck several buildings in Bakhmut on May 19. Rescuers pulled 6 people from the rubble who are reported to be in stable condition.
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π₯Russian shelling wounded 2 people and destroyed 3 houses while damaging 24 others in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
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May 20, 2022 53 events π 2 π΄ 1 π€ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πThe General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces published casualty estimates reporting that Russia has lost 28,700 troops and extensive military equipment including 1,263 tanks since February 24.
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π΄Russian forces captured the city of Mariupol after a month-long siege that virtually razed the city in spring 2022.
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π€Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleh Nikolenko confirmed that Italy proposed a four-stage peace plan to end the war, stating that Ukraine is currently studying the proposals.
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πUkraine's Prosecutor General's Office reported that 232 children have been killed and 427 injured since Russia's full-scale invasion began on February 24, 2022.
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π₯Russian Federation forces conducted air strikes and artillery bombardments on the northern approaches to Severodonetsk and eastern suburbs of Popasna, but made no ground advances.
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May 21, 2022 60 events π€ 2 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π€Russia's Foreign Ministry imposed entry bans on 963 U.S. nationals, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Hunter Biden, and CIA Director William Burns, in response to U.S. sanctions over Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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π₯Russian Federation forces destroyed a bridge connecting Severodonetsk and Lysychansk using Tulpan heavy mortars, possibly to block Ukrainian advances or disrupt supply lines.
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π₯Russian troops shelled the village of Bilozerka in Kherson Oblast, killing three civilians, injuring three others, and damaging infrastructure.
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π‘οΈUkraine's State Security Service launched the '2024' hotline to allow Russian soldiers to surrender, following the interception of phone calls from conscripted troops describing their service as slavery.
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π€US Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell visited Kyiv to meet President Zelensky, discussing Lend Lease, $40 billion aid package, and ending the naval blockade of Odessa.
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May 22, 2022 44 events π 1 π₯ 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 +1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported that Russia has lost 29,050 troops and significant military equipment including 1,285 tanks, 3,141 armored personnel carriers, and 204 aircraft since the start of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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π₯Russian troops launched a missile attack on civilian infrastructure in a village in the Vilnianschyna area of Zaporizhzhia Oblast, injuring an unspecified number of civilians.
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π€Lithuania halted all imports of Russian gas, oil, and electricity, becoming the first Baltic country to cease importing Russian energy products.
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π’YouTube deleted over 9,000 channels and 70,000 videos related to the war in Ukraine for content violations, including content describing Russia's invasion as a 'liberation mission.'
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β‘οΈRussian frigate Admiral Makarov departed Sevastopol and proceeded to Russian positions in the Black Sea, according to Ukraine's Operational Command South.
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May 23, 2022 71 events π’ 3 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 23 that Russia has suffered 29,200 personnel killed and lost significant military equipment including 1,293 tanks, 3,166 armored fighting vehicles, 604 artillery pieces, and 204 aircraft since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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π’TIME magazine included President Volodymyr Zelensky, Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi, and Ukrainska Pravda Chief Editor Sevgil Musaieva in its 2022 list of the 100 most influential people. Russian President Vladimir Putin and Novaya Gazeta Chief Editor Dmitry Muratov were also included in the list.
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π’The U.K. Defense Ministry assessed that Russian military death tolls during three months of war in Ukraine equaled casualties from the nine-year Soviet-Afghan War, attributing high losses to poor low-level tactics, limited air cover, lack of flexibility, and a command approach that reinforces failure.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the coming weeks will be difficult due to intensifying fighting in Donbas and Russian attempts to hold occupied territories. He reported that Russia has launched 2,275 missiles and conducted over 3,000 airstrikes since the start of the war.
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π₯Real estate search engine Flatfy reported that apartment purchases in Kyiv fell by over 50% in May 2022 compared to October 2021, with real estate demand in southern and eastern Ukraine falling by 90-100%.
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May 24, 2022 41 events π¦ 2 π 1 π’ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 24 that Russia has suffered approximately 29,350 troop deaths and significant equipment losses since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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π¦The European Union approved a 500 million euro tranche of military aid for Ukraine, allocating 490 million euros for military equipment and 10 million euros for protective gear, first aid kits, and fuel.
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π’Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba urged international countries not to purchase grain stolen from Ukraine by Russia, warning that doing so would make them accomplices to Russian crimes.
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π¦Canada purchased 20,000 NATO-standard 155-mm artillery shells from the United States for approximately $75 million to supply to Ukraine.
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π€Hungary declares a state of emergency due to the war in Ukraine. Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced the measure will take effect at midnight, citing threats to the country's security, financial sector, and energy supplies.
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May 25, 2022 53 events π 3 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported cumulative Russian combat losses since February 24, claiming 29,450 troops killed and extensive equipment destruction including 1,305 tanks, 206 aircraft, and 170 helicopters as of May 25.
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πAccording to the UN's human rights agency, Russia's war against Ukraine has killed at least 3,998 civilians and wounded at least 4,693 since Feb. 24, 2022, as of May 25. The agency believes the actual figures are considerably higher, with most recorded casualties caused by explosive weapons with wide impact areas including heavy artillery and multiple launch rocket systems.
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πUkraine's Prosecutor General's Office reported that Russia's war has killed at least 238 children and injured 433 others.
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π₯Russian forces launched three missiles at a factory in Kryvyi Rih, causing serious damage to the facility.
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π₯Ukrainian band Kalush Orchestra announced an auction of their Eurovision trophy and lead vocalist Oleh Psiuk's signature pink bucket hat to raise funds for the Ukrainian military.
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May 26, 2022 65 events π 3 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 26 that Russia has suffered 29,600 personnel killed and extensive equipment losses including 1,315 tanks, 3,235 armored vehicles, 206 airplanes, and 170 helicopters since the full-scale invasion began on February 24.
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πUkraine's Prosecutor General's Office reported that Russia's war has killed 240 children and injured 436 children since the start of the full-scale invasion. The office noted these figures are incomplete as they exclude casualties in areas with ongoing hostilities and in occupied territories.
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β‘οΈRussian troops allegedly sent 58 tons of parcels containing looted items from 13 towns bordering Ukraine via local delivery services since the outbreak of the war, according to Russian media outlet Mediazona.
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πAccording to Kharkiv Oblast Governor Oleh Synehubov, Russian shelling of Shevchenkivskyi, Kyivskyi, and Pavlove Pole neighborhoods in Kharkiv on May 26 killed seven civilians and injured seventeen others, including a nine-year-old child. Earlier reports on the same day indicated four casualties.
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π₯Russian forces launched artillery attacks on residential buildings in Derhachi, Kharkiv Oblast, killing 4 people.
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May 27, 2022 76 events π₯ 2 π 1 β‘οΈ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 27 that Russian forces have suffered 29,750 personnel killed and significant equipment losses including 1,322 tanks, 206 aircraft, 170 helicopters, and 503 drones since February 24.
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β‘οΈBulk carrier Matros Pozynich arrived at the Syrian port of Latakia carrying an estimated 30,000 tons of grain allegedly stolen from Ukraine.
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π₯Russia fired three missiles at Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, with one Iskander ballistic missile striking the barracks of the National Guard.
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ποΈBelarusian authorities conducted searches at the Knyhauvka publishing house specializing in Belarusian history books, confiscating over 200 books and detaining founder Andrei Yanushkevich and seller Nasta Karnatskaya.
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π₯Russian forces conducted a missile strike on Chornobaivka in Kherson Oblast on May 27, killing one civilian and injuring six others according to the Kherson Oblast Prosecutor's Office.
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May 28, 2022 57 events π₯ 2 βοΈ 1 β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces made more than half a dozen attacks intended to encircle Severodonetsk but failed to make progress.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Mykolaiv, killing at least one person and injuring six others.
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βοΈA Russian frigate performed a test launch of the Zircon hypersonic cruise missile from the Barents Sea, striking a maritime target in the White Sea near Finland and Sweden.
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β‘οΈFormer Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko was barred from crossing the Ukrainian-Polish border while attempting to leave the country to attend the NATO Parliamentary Assembly in Vilnius.
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π₯Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian tank, six military vehicles, and an Orlan-10 unmanned aerial vehicle.
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May 29, 2022 48 events π€ 2 π 1 π’ 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on May 29 that Russia has lost 30,150 troops and extensive military equipment including 1,338 tanks, 3,270 armored vehicles, 631 artillery pieces, 207 airplanes, and 174 helicopters since the start of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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π€At least 1,037 western companies have completely withdrawn from Russia since February 24, with companies declaring complete withdrawal accounting for $32.5 billion in revenues and $19.9 billion in capital as of May 29, according to Kyiv School of Economics analysis.
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π€Russian President Vladimir Putin and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic held a phone call on May 29, 2022, during which they discussed Ukraine, developments around Kosovo, and Russia's commitment to continue supplying natural gas to Serbia, while the Kremlin emphasized strengthening bilateral strategic partnership.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a national address claiming Russia had lost the battles for Kyiv and Kharkiv. He stated that one third of Kharkiv Oblast remains under Russian occupation and vowed to liberate the entire territory.
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π¦Kalush Orchestra sold their Eurovision trophy and frontman Oleg Psyuk sold his pink bucket hat at auction, raising $900,000 to purchase PD-2 unmanned aerial systems for Ukraine's Armed Forces.
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May 30, 2022 52 events β‘οΈ 1 π 1 ποΈ 1 βοΈ 1 +1 βΈ
β‘οΈFormer Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko crossed the border into Poland on May 30 after being barred from crossing on two previous attempts. He stated he was traveling to attend a European People's Party summit in Rotterdam.
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πUkraine's General Staff reported that Russia has suffered 30,350 troop fatalities and extensive equipment losses including 1,349 tanks, 3,282 armored vehicles, 207 airplanes, and 174 helicopters since the beginning of the full-scale invasion on February 24.
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ποΈA branch of the Tolyiatti-Odesa ammonia pipeline was damaged due to active hostilities in Donetsk Oblast, causing an ammonia leak with a cloud moving toward Bakhmut and threatening five nearby settlements.
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βοΈUkrainian Armed Forces conducted small counterattacks and pushes in recent days with the long-term goal of liberating Kherson.
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π‘οΈThe German coalition government and CDU/CSU political alliance reached an agreement on a 100 billion euro special fund for the Bundeswehr, enabling large-scale armament orders.
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May 31, 2022 60 events π¦ 2 π 1 π’ 1 β 1 βΈ
πThe Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office reported that Russia's war has killed at least 243 children and injured at least 446 children in Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion.
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π’U.S. Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield announced that the White House supports an Italian-initiated four-stage peace plan to end the war in Ukraine. The plan reportedly includes provisions for a ceasefire, UN-supervised demilitarization, NATO/EU status negotiations, and agreements on Crimea and Donbas.
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π¦Lithuanian Defense Minister Arvidas Anushauskas announced that Lithuania will deliver additional military assistance to Ukraine including anti-drone equipment, thermal imaging equipment, and a Bayraktar drone.
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π¦The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. is planning to provide Ukraine with precision-guided rocket systems capable of striking targets over 60 kilometers away, with delivery expected within weeks and training requiring at least 10 days.
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βRussia maintains a naval blockade of Ukrainian ports, preventing the export of approximately 22 million tons of grain and threatening famine in dependent countries according to Ukrainian officials.
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π₯Russian forces destroyed a section of the Sonyachny Stadium in Kharkiv during bombardment in May 2022.
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πVitaliy Motsnyy, a Ukrainian sergeant and marksman, was injured when his vehicle was hit by mortar fire during an aerial reconnaissance mission near Bakhmut, resulting in bilateral leg amputation.
June 2022 (680 events)
June 1, 2022 5 events π’ 4 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Claudia Roth became the first German government official to visit Odesa, doing so in summer 2022.
π’Igor Grosu announced that Moldova intended to join EU sanctions against Russia following the receipt of candidate status for EU membership in late June.
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π’Dmitry Medvedev threatened to cut off Moldova's gas supply following Igor Grosu's announcement about joining sanctions, using Transnistrian Russians as a justification.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelensky convened a meeting of the Commander-in-Chief's office in June to discuss the threat of a new invasion by Belarus and ordered a readiness check in four oblasts.
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π’Andriy Kisilyov described fighting against Wagner soldiers who conducted nonstop assaults, continuing even after suffering heavy casualties.
June 1, 2022 140 events π 2 π₯ 2 π’ 1 βΈ
πThe UN's human rights agency reported that Russia's war in Ukraine has killed 4,113 civilians and injured 4,916 others, totaling 9,029 recorded civilian casualties since the February 2022 invasion began. The agency believes actual figures are considerably higher, particularly in Mariupol, Izium, and Popasna, with most casualties caused by explosive weapons with wide impact areas.
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πAccording to Oryx investigative project data as of June 1, Russian forces have lost at least 13 heavy 120-millimeter mortars, 61 towed artillery pieces including 152mm 2A65 Msta-B howitzers, 121 self-propelled pieces including 152mm 2S19 Msta-S howitzers, and at least 69 multiple launch rocket systems, with a large percentage captured by Ukraine.
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π₯Russian troops continued fighting to the east of Bakhmut around Komyshuvakha, Berestove, Nyrkove, Pylypchatyne, and Svitlodarsk to gain access to highways facilitating encirclement of the Severodonetsk-Lysychansk area.
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π₯Russian forces attacked Mykolaiv on June 1, killing 2 people and injuring 2 others. The attack damaged two multistoried residential buildings and four private houses according to Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych.
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π’The Donetsk People's Republic claimed that DNR troops encircled Ukrainian troops in Avdiivka.
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June 2, 2022 85 events π₯ 3 π 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported on June 2 that Russia has suffered cumulative losses of 30,850 troops, 1,363 tanks, 3,354 armored vehicles, 2,325 vehicles and fuel tanks, 661 artillery pieces, 207 multiple launch rocket systems, 95 air defense systems, 175 helicopters, 210 airplanes, 521 drones, and 13 boats since February 24.
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π₯According to DPR Deputy Minister of Information Danil Bezsonov, Ukrainian forces shelled Donetsk with US M777 howitzers, killing five civilians.
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π₯Russian forces shelled two districts of Kharkiv overnight, killing one person and injuring another.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a video address to Luxembourg's parliament stating that Russia currently occupies 20% of Ukrainian territory, with Russian forces having entered 3,620 settlements since February 24, of which 1,017 have been liberated and 2,603 remain occupied.
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π₯Russian forces shelled the village of Mykhalchyna-Sloboda in Chernihiv Oblast from Russian territory using 120 mm mortars, resulting in twelve explosions.
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June 3, 2022 50 events π€ 2 π’ 2 π 1 βΈ
πUkraine's General Staff reported cumulative Russian combat losses since February 24, including 30,950 personnel, 1,367 tanks, 210 airplanes, and significant quantities of other military equipment.
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π€The European Union imposed new sanctions on Belarus targeting 12 individuals and eight legal entities, including potash fertilizer producer Belaruskali, state-owned broadcaster Belteleradio, the Naftan oil refinery, and Belarus's largest tobacco producer.
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π€The European Union approved new sanctions against Russia targeting politicians, propagandists, businessmen, and family members of previously sanctioned individuals. The sanctions package specifically includes employees of RIA Novosti, the head of Roskomnadzor, and former gymnast Alina Kabaeva.
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π’Bloomberg published an editorial arguing that financial pressure on Russia is insufficient to end the war, urging Western nations to target Russian oil and gas exports as the country's primary economic vulnerability.
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π’Russian General Alexander Dvornikov was dismissed from commanding Russian troops in Ukraine and replaced by General Gennady Zhidko, according to the Conflict Intelligence Team.
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June 4, 2022 51 events π₯ 2 π 1 β 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
πAs of June 4, Ukrainian sources report Russian forces have suffered approximately 31,050 personnel killed and equipment losses including 1,376 tanks, 3,379 armored vehicles, 680 artillery systems, 210 planes, and 175 helicopters since the February 24 full-scale invasion.
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βRussia stationed four ships and one submarine equipped with 36 cruise missiles and five airborne corps in the Black Sea, according to Ukraine's Operational Command South.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Mykolaiv on June 4, killing three people and wounding four others.
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π₯President Volodymyr Zelensky's vyshyvanka, which he wore on Vyshyvanka Day, sold for $100,000 at a charity auction in Washington, DC. The auction was part of a presentation to the White House of Zelensky's UNITED24 fundraising initiative.
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π₯A painting by Ukrainian artist Ivan Marchuk was sold for $120,000 at the Art Can Help charity auction organized by Goldens auction house in Kyiv. Half of the proceeds will be donated to the Come Back Alive charity to support the Ukrainian military.
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June 5, 2022 5 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 1 ποΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russia launched several cruise missiles toward Kyiv from the Caspian Sea.
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π₯Fighting continued in some areas of Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
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β‘οΈPresident Volodymyr Zelensky visited Zaporizhzhia Oblast on June 5.
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ποΈAlmost 700 of the destroyed infrastructure sites in Zaporizhzhia Oblast have been restored.
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π’Journalist Yury Butusov posted on Facebook from Severodonetsk claiming Ukrainian government claims of holding half the city were lies and that UAF troops were being overwhelmed by Russian artillery.
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June 6, 2022 10 events β‘οΈ 3 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
βοΈUAF helicopters conducted a rare air strike against Russian Federation troop concentrations in Kherson region, while attack jets simultaneously hit an ammunition depot.
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π΄Pro-Russia Readovka news platform reported that RF forces captured the monastery and surrounding high ground dominating the Siviersky Donets River.
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β‘οΈBoth Russian Federation and Ukraine Armed Forces commands reportedly threw fresh troops into the urban fighting in Severodonetsk.
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β‘οΈA special forces infantry unit from the RF army central command reportedly arrived in Severodonetsk earlier in the week to reinforce assault forces.
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β‘οΈRussian Federation checkpoints around Melitopol reportedly became unmanned, allowing civilian traffic to move without checks, possibly indicating troop withdrawal for redeployment elsewhere.
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June 7, 2022 12 events π₯ 3 π‘οΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian regular troops and volunteer units engaged in urban combat with Russian attackers, involving artillery duels followed by close-range infantry firefights over city blocks and individual buildings.
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π₯Fighting developed in Sviatihirsk where Russian forces appeared intent on securing a bridge across the Siviersky Donets river, with the monastery overlooking the high ground on the northern bank.
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π₯UAF conducted offensive operations advancing into Davydiv Brid, Mykolaivka, Andriyivka, and Bilohirka, with forward elements reportedly reaching Kostroma and Bruskynske, 15km south of Davydiv Brid and across the Ingulets River.
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π‘οΈAGS statement reported that UAF forces are fighting for Sviatihirsk and have prepared defensive positions to the south to meet strong resistance if Russian forces cross the river.
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π΄The first reported photograph of Russian Federation prisoners of war held in a Ukrainian detention facility reached the public.
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June 8, 2022 23 events π₯ 3 β 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF crew fired a Stugna anti-tank missile at Russian infantry positions, reportedly causing casualties.
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π₯Pro-Russian Readovka news platform claimed Ukrainian forces attempted to advance toward Kherson but failed after suffering losses to Russian artillery.
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π₯Ukraine's Army General Staff reported Russian forces conducted positional defense and shelled Ukrainian positions and civilian homes in multiple villages around Kherson.
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βRussia confirmed installing S-300 anti-aircraft systems on frigates and smaller ships to replace capabilities lost when cruiser Moskva was sunk.
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π΄Russian forces confirmed capture of Sviatihirsk town on the Izium front.
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June 9, 2022 14 events π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces attempted to advance at five locations near Izium and Bakhmut but were repelled with heavy losses reportedly suffered by the 1st and 100th motorized infantry brigades composed of LPR conscripts.
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π‘οΈRussian forces conducted no ground assaults in Severodonetsk, resorting only to bombardment, following a Ukrainian counterattack two days prior that pushed Russian forces to the town center.
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βοΈRussia deployed four Su-57 stealth fighter jets to Ukraine or its immediate vicinity to detect and destroy Ukrainian anti-aircraft systems.
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π΄Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated the village of Blahodatne during a counteroffensive, advancing to within 15 kilometers of Kherson city.
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β‘οΈA battalion of 30 Russian T-62 tanks deployed to Vasylivka in eastern Kherson region to defend supply lines against potential Ukrainian attacks from Kryvyi Rih.
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June 10, 2022 20 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian Federation forces attempted to advance on the village of Nagorne but failed according to the Army General Staff.
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π₯Russian Federation forces attempted to advance on the village of Berestoho but failed according to the Army General Staff.
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π₯Russian Federation forces conducted an attack against Vozdvizhenko-Roti that achieved partial success.
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π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted artillery strikes against the headquarters of the DPR government in the center of Donetsk.
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π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces shelled the DPR headquarters in Donetsk.
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June 11, 2022 16 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 2 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯Heavy static firing occurred in the industrial section of Severodonetsk, with the heaviest shooting concentrated around the Azot chemical plant.
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π₯Russian Federation forces conducted artillery strikes against Kamyshevakha, Vrubovka, Ustinovka, and Toshkovka, though no subsequent ground assaults followed.
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π΄Ukrainian Armed Forces advanced in the Kherson sector and reportedly liberated the village of Tavriske, confirmed by Russian commentator Igor Girkin who cited Russian command incompetence.
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β‘οΈRussian forces reportedly crossed the Siviersky Donets and established a bridgehead in Sidorove, with the Ukrainian Army General Staff conceding Russian forces had achieved success and were assaulting toward Borodichne.
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β‘οΈRussian forces were reportedly regrouping and preparing for additional attacks in the Lyman area to reinforce the bridgehead at Sidorove.
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June 12, 2022 6 events β‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 π§ 1 π€ 1 +1 βΈ
β‘οΈTwo Russian large landing ships were added to reinforce the Russian presence in the Black Sea near the Ukrainian coast.
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π₯Russian artillery destroyed the second of three bridges crossing the Siviersky Donets River in Sievierodonetsk, according to pro-Russian sources, leaving forces at the Azot chemical plant stranded.
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π§An explosion occurred at a Russian military base in occupied Nova Kakhovka, coinciding with partisan posters appearing in the town.
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π€President Zelensky signed an order legalizing the deployment of Territorial Defense units outside their home regions to areas of active combat.
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π’Serhiy Haidai stated Ukrainian infantry was holding the line and winning street battles in Sievierodonetsk while reporting concerted Russian attacks south of the city near Vrubivka, Kamyshevakha, and Zolote.
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June 13, 2022 17 events π₯ 3 βοΈ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces conducted one and possibly two ground assaults on Ukrainian positions in Sievierodonetsk following a quiet morning, with Russian artillery firing throughout the day.
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π₯Russian forces conducted shelling near Lyman, south of Izium, and at defensive positions in Zolote along the eastern Donbass line.
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π₯Kharkiv was shelled by Russian forces yesterday evening.
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βοΈUkrainian Joint Forces East claimed to have advanced 15 kilometers and liberated three villages in Donbass.
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βοΈUkrainian Air Force conducted a major operation using two helicopters, two Su-25 attack jets, and fighters to deliver three powerful strikes on enemy positions.
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June 14, 2022 20 events π₯ 3 π‘οΈ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian artillery and ground forces demolished high-rise buildings, infrastructure and businesses block by block in Severodonetsk, creating an extremely difficult situation for defending Ukrainian units.
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π₯Russian forces attempted a second offensive push in the southern Bakhmut sector but made little progress against strong Ukrainian defenses according to the Ukraine Army General Staff morning situation estimate.
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π₯A Ukrainian Tochka-U missile or helicopter attack struck near Klintsy, Russia, 40km from the border, creating a crater near the Druzhba oil pipeline starting point and injuring one woman.
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π‘οΈRussian forces laid mines along the shoreline of the Ingulets River in the Davidiv Brod sector.
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βοΈA pair of Russian Mi-8 helicopters conducted rocket attacks against Ukrainian positions in the Mykolaiv and Kherson regions according to Russian media reports.
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June 15, 2022 22 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian units overcame Russian Federation forces and engaged RF defenders near the town of Tavrisky while moving south.
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π₯Video showed Russian Federation armored vehicles under artillery fire from the 28th Brigade in the Kherson sector.
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π₯Pro-Russia Readovka news platform reported that UAF rocket artillery struck Chernobaivka, killing two civilians and injuring five.
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π₯At 06:53, an RPG reportedly struck an automobile driven by Kherson official Volodymyr Saldo; Andriy Nemirovsky claimed Saldo died in the blast while collaborating with Russian authorities.
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π‘οΈReports indicated Russian forces were building minefields and fortifications around Davidiv Brod as UAF forces pushed in the area.
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June 16, 2022 23 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces maintained almost constant artillery fire and air strikes on Ukrainian defenders in Severodonetsk, creating critical food and ammunition shortages and severing logistics.
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π₯Russian Federation air strike on Lysychansk killed three civilians and injured seven.
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π₯Russian forces struck a Ukrainian pontoon bridge near Velyke Artakove on the Inhulets River.
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π₯Ukrainian forces destroyed a major ammunition depot belonging to the 2nd LPR Corps in Krasniy Luch, containing 152mm and 122mm artillery ammunition, using either a Tochka-U missile or Su-25 jets.
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π‘οΈLithuanian M113 armored personnel carriers are reportedly on the front line and engaged in combat.
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June 17, 2022 8 events π₯ 3 π‘οΈ 2 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces struck a target in central Donetsk causing prolonged burning and secondary explosions, possibly targeting Russian artillery ammunition storage, though Russian sources claimed civilian casualties.
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π₯Heavy fighting was reported near the village of Toshkovka.
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π₯Ukrainian Army General Staff reported successes in the Zaporizhia direction with heavy enemy losses, possibly indicating an artillery engagement against a Russian armored column or capture of territory.
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π‘οΈSeverodonetsk remained under heavy mutual artillery bombardment and street fighting. An unconfirmed report indicated LPR police elements entered the Azot factory premises.
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π‘οΈUAF claimed to have repelled a Russian ground assault attempting to envelope the town of Zolote.
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June 18, 2022 2 events β‘οΈ 1 π§ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈYevhen Sobolev chose to receive treatment in occupied Crimea rather than Kherson after his car explosion.
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π§A car belonging to Yevhen Sobolev, the head of the Northern Correctional Colony No. 90, exploded while driving, but he survived.
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June 19, 2022 2 events π‘οΈ 1 π 1 βΈ
π‘οΈUkrainian intelligence released an intercepted Russian conversation revealing that Russian conscripts were deceived into being sent to Ukraine instead of home.
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πA 16-year-old girl was injured in Ivanivka, Kharkiv region on 19 June after artillery shelling.
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June 20, 2022 3 events π’ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces hit 'Boiko towers', drilling rigs belonging to the Russian-appropriated oil and gas company Chornomornaftohaz.
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π’Latvia's presidency of the Three Seas Initiative contributed to the engagement, aided by President Egils Levits' allyship with Ukraine.
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π’Representatives of the group of countries investigating Russian war crimes in Ukraine held a coordinating meeting in The Hague.
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June 21, 2022 3 events π’ 3 βΈ
π’Nataliya Humenyuk, press spokesperson for Joint Forces South, stated that recent Ukrainian attacks had pressed Russian units around Kherson back to their third defense line.
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π’The Three Seas Initiative summit in Riga on June 20-21 highlighted Ukraine's high-level interest and discussed its potential membership.
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π’Vladimir Putin stated that Russia's first Sarmat strategic missile system will be on combat duty at the end of 2022.
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June 22, 2022 7 events π’ 2 π₯ 1 β 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
π₯Heorhii Korop was ambushed on June 22, 2022, and was seriously injured in the arm before returning to the front.
βUkrainian strikes on Zmiyny Island on June 21-22 destroyed at least one S-300 Pantsyr anti-aircraft system, a targeting radar, and multiple vehicles according to military intelligence; independent media reported HIMARS or M270 systems were used.
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π¦Germany announced that seven PzH2000 howitzers and 15 Gepard anti-aircraft vehicles will be delivered to Ukraine on June 22, the 81st anniversary of Operation Barbarossa.
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π’The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed that a platoon from Ukraine's 57th Motorized Infantry Brigade abandoned positions near Lysychansk in panic, leaving armored vehicles and equipment due to heavy artillery strikes and ammunition shortages.
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π’Zaporizhia defense commander Oleksandr Starukh announced that Ukrainian forces in the sector had received NATO-standard 155mm long-range artillery, which improved the tactical situation.
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June 23, 2022 17 events π₯ 3 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯A pro-Russian Twitter source claimed to show Russian artillery destroying a Ukrainian ammunition truck and three M777 howitzers in the vicinity of Lysychansk.
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π₯Partisans conducted a mostly unsuccessful car bombing attack on another Kherson occupation authority official, causing light injuries.
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π₯Russian forces fired phosphorous shells on the Yunakivska hromada in Sumy Oblast.
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βοΈUkrainian forces repurposed a reconnaissance drone, likely a PD-1 or PD-2, into a kamikaze UAV and struck the Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery in Russia's Rostov Oblast, causing a large fire approximately 150km from the front line.
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π΄Pro-Russian Readovka news platform reported that Ukrainian nationals fighting for Russian forces liberated the village of Metelkino near Severodonetsk.
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June 24, 2022 19 events π΄ 3 π₯ 1 β 1 βΈ
π₯Kherson partisans killed collaborator Dmitry Savluchenko, employed by the Russian occupation regional authority, by car bombing.
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βAccording to US intelligence reported by The Guardian, the Russian Black Sea Fleet received orders to mine the Ukrainian ports of Odesa and Ochakov, and has already mined the Dnieper River.
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π΄RF-associated news platforms claimed some Aidar fighters were surrendering, with video purportedly showing 20-30 Ukrainian POWs.
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π΄Ukrainian human rights activist Maksym Butkevych, who is also a journalist and co-founder of ZMINA, was captured by Russian forces while serving in the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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π΄Russian propagandists published a video of Maksym Butkevych's interrogation, claiming he surrendered near Hirske.
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June 25, 2022 15 events π₯ 3 π‘οΈ 2 βΈ
π₯Russia launched between 40-60 cruise and ballistic missiles from Belarusian airspace and bombers against military and civilian targets across Ukraine, including the Desna natural park in Chernihiv.
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π₯Russian missiles struck the Desna natural park in Chernihiv region, damaging a monument and allegedly targeting only civilian infrastructure.
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π₯Russia launched a record-breaking number of over 50 missile strikes across Ukraine on Saturday.
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π‘οΈUkrainian air defense shot down approximately 10 of the close to 30 missiles launched in the Zhytomyr region.
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π‘οΈUkrainian anti-aircraft forces shot down two of six missiles fired at the Yavoriv training area, confirmed by the head of Lviv region.
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June 26, 2022 4 events π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π΄ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces conducted missile strikes against Kyiv on Sunday.
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π‘οΈBattalion commander Ivan Marchuk of the KastuΕ KalinoΕski Regiment engaged in combat operations during the battle of Severodonetsk.
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π΄Russian forces captured six Belarusian soldiers from the Kastus KalinoΕski Regiment near Lysychansk after a combat engagement with a Russian military convoy on June 26.
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π’On June 26, Russia launched a large-scale missile attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities from the territory of Belarus.
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June 27, 2022 25 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯A gunner from the allegedly 93rd Mechanized Brigade fired a British Brimstone missile at a Russian Ka-52 Alligator helicopter gunship, knocking it down.
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π₯Russian missiles struck a shopping center in Kremenchug in the afternoon, resulting in ten deaths and forty injuries according to late reports.
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π₯Operators from the 1st Special Forces Brigade named for Ivan Bogun used a Stugna missile to destroy a Russian tank at a calculated distance of 3.5 kilometers.
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π₯Heavy artillery exchanges occurred across multiple frontline flashpoints including Lysychansk, north of Slaviansk, Stary Saltiv, and the various roads to Bakhmut, with no ground assaults reported.
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π₯Russian forces launched assaults against the villages of Dementievka, Dovhalevka and Zaliman north of Kharkiv, which were repelled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces according to the Army General Staff.
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June 28, 2022 15 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian forces conducted artillery bombardment of Lysychansk, causing significant damage to the city.
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π₯Russian forces conducted missile strikes on civilian targets in the vicinity of Ochakov using Kh-22 anti-ship missiles.
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π₯HIMARS allegedly struck ammunition warehouses near the village of Pervalsk according to Ukrainian sources.
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π₯HIMARS reportedly struck warehouses containing ammunition in Kadiivtsi according to Deep State mapping.
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π₯Explosions reported in Berdyansk port according to social media, though alternatively attributed to Russian ammunition disposal.
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June 29, 2022 3 events π’ 3 βΈ
π’Ukraine cut diplomatic ties with Syria after Damascus recognized the independence of the occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.
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π’The NATO summit in Madrid pledged to strengthen Ukraine's cyber defense against Russia's attacks.
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π’US President Joe Biden nominated Kristina Kvien as the new US Ambassador to Armenia.
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June 30, 2022 35 events π₯ 3 β‘οΈ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈRussian forces evacuated Zmeyny Island via Raptor cutters at night, later announced by Moscow as a 'good will' gesture and confirmed by Ukrainian regional officials.
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π₯Ukrainian Joint Forces South conducted at least 150 artillery and missile fire missions against Russian positions on Zmeyny Island, heavily damaging the garrison.
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π₯Head of Luhansk regional defense command Serhiy Haidai reported the town was under constant artillery and mortar fire with close-range firefights between Ukrainian and Russian troops.
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π₯Presidential Administration advisor Oleksiy Arestovych claimed Ukrainian artillery struck a Russian Army headquarters, injuring or killing senior officers.
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ποΈRosatom employees took measures at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to potentially divert energy to the Russian grid, while Russian forces worked in Chonhar to repair the main energy transmission line to Crimea that Ukraine destroyed in 2015.
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β‘οΈRussian planes launched a missile attack on the territory of Zhytomyr Oblast from Belarusian territory in June.
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π¦Daniel Martindale claims he was operating on behalf of Russia in eastern Ukraine since the middle of 2022, providing contacts with precise location of Ukrainian military units and assets through Telegram using a phone delivered by drone.
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π€In June 2022, Indonesian President Joko Widodo visited both Russia and Ukraine to propose a peace initiative including a humanitarian corridor.
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July 2022 (1,971 events)
July 1, 2022 6 events π₯ 1 π€ 1 ποΈ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯The SBU stated Valery Trankovsky was responsible for planning and ordering cruise missile launches from the Black Sea directed at civilian targets, including a strike on a shopping mall in Vinnytsia in July 2022 that killed 29 civilians including children.
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π€Moscow and Kyiv signed separate accords with the UN and Turkey to secure grain shipments out of Ukraine's Black Sea ports, but Moscow scrapped the deal less than one year later.
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ποΈFinCEN listed Turkey as one of 18 countries helping Russia systemically evade unprecedented sanctions.
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π₯Oleksandr was sent to a state boarding school in Russian-occupied Lugansk where officials took away his documents and psychologically pressured him to stop him leaving.
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π’Alexei Gorinov delivered an impassioned speech calling for Moscow to end its military offensive, saying 'Let's stop this slaughter that nobody needs -- not us, not the citizens of Ukraine.'
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July 1, 2022 57 events π₯ 3 π‘οΈ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces maintained artillery fire and launched airstrikes along the T1302 Bakhmut-Lysychansk highway but had not completely severed the road as of July 1.
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π‘οΈEx-SSO colonel Roman Chervinskyi reported that former Commander-in-Chief Valeriy Zaluzhnyi provided verbal sanction for an operation to capture a Russian plane at the Kanatove airfield in July 2022.
π₯Three Russian Kh-22 missiles struck an apartment building and seaside resort in Serhiivka between 1:00 and 2:00 AM, killing 17-18 people including a child and injuring at least 30 including a pregnant woman.
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π₯Russian forces attacked Topolivka, the northern part of Vovchoyarivka, and Maloryazantseve, while interdicting Ukrainian lines of communication along the Topolivka-Lysychansk road.
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β‘οΈRussian forces did not conduct offensive operations north of Slovyansk on July 1 and instead focused on regrouping troops, maintaining artillery fire, and improving tactical positions.
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July 2, 2022 25 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π‘οΈRussian attacks in the Bakhmut sector were stalled while Russian supply lines remained relatively stable.
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π₯Russian forces used S-300 anti-aircraft missiles to strike civilian homes and businesses in Mykolaiv rather than traditional artillery rockets or ballistic missiles.
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π₯Russian forces shelled the Kanatove airfield in Kirovohrad Oblast, resulting in the enemy obtaining information about the deployment of Ukrainian Air Force personnel and aircraft.
π₯Reports indicated proper direct fire engagements occurred at three separate sites across the front line.
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π₯UAF reportedly used SMArt shells to strike a Russian armored column, destroying eight vehicles.
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July 3, 2022 47 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Explosions were heard overnight in the city of Kursk, with Russian air defense systems reportedly shooting down two Ukrainian Strizh drones.
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π‘οΈUAF troops repelled Russian Federation attacks against Slaviansk on Sunday.
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π₯UAF struck Melitopol airfield with HIMARS/M270 or air assets at approximately 5 AM, causing multiple explosions and damaging Russian aircraft and helicopters.
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π₯A series of loud noises was heard in Belgorod, triggering air defense systems and causing a fire at a residential building.
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π₯Russian forces launched an airstrike in the vicinity of Mospanove and Hrakove.
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July 4, 2022 108 events π₯ 2 π 1 ποΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
πFour dead dolphins were found in the Tuzlivski Lymani National Nature Park in the Odesa region.
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π₯UAF long-range rockets hit a Russian ammunition dump in Snezhne early this morning, with explosions lasting well into the morning and audible in Khartyzsk.
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π₯A smaller Russian ammunition storage site was hit and burned in the Izium sector in the early evening.
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ποΈOccupied Mariupol residents are dying from a lack of medicine, including drugs for cancer patients, diabetics, and tuberculosis.
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π΄Russian Federation forces completed occupation of Lysychansk, giving the Kremlin full control of Ukraine's Luhansk region.
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July 5, 2022 76 events β‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces fired on the Zelenodolsk hromada in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, hitting a district of summer cottages and a street in Velyka Kostromka.
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βοΈRussian forces launched seven cruise missiles at Dnipro; Ukrainian air defense intercepted six missiles while one struck a house causing property damage but no injuries.
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β‘οΈFour Russian Project 1241 Molniya-1 missile corvettes, including the 'Zarechny' and 'Naberezhnye Chelny', returned to the Russian-occupied Sevastopol.
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β‘οΈMilitary exercises and the movement of military vehicles are scheduled to take place in Brovary and its district from July 5 to 6, 2022.
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π₯Ukrainian long-range weapons struck and set afire a Russian munitions depot in the occupied town of Stakhanov.
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July 6, 2022 95 events π₯ 2 ποΈ 1 π§ 1 π 1 βΈ
π₯Russian infantry and armor units conducted reconnaissance-in-force attacks at multiple locations and were repelled with losses at almost all locations.
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ποΈRussians looted expensive equipment and medicines from hospitals in occupied territories.
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π§The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) completed a pre-trial investigation into a Russian agent in Kyiv who collected intelligence on the capital's defense and military unit deployments. The agent was detained while attempting to transfer secret information to Russia.
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πAs of July 6, 2022, the Office of the Prosecutor General reported 346 children killed and over 645 injured due to Russian aggression.
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π₯Russian units attempted to expand a bridgehead over the Siviersky Donets River near Lysychansk but were met with heavy Ukrainian artillery fire and stalled.
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July 7, 2022 118 events π§ 2 π₯ 2 π’ 1 βΈ
π§Ukrainian security services detained an FSB agent in Mykolaiv who was gathering intelligence on Ukrainian military units and critical infrastructure to assist Russian missile strikes.
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π’Ukrainian intelligence warns of a potential Russian offensive near Zaporizhzhia aiming to encircle Ukrainian units, citing the Chief Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defence.
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π§Security Service of Ukraine neutralized a Russian attempt to establish the location of Ukrainian air defense systems near the southern and eastern fronts.
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π₯An explosion and large column of smoke were observed at Debaltseve, believed to be the result of a Ukrainian long-range strike targeting Russian positions.
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π₯Explosions caused by three rockets hit occupied Skadovsk in Kherson Oblast, resulting in one fatality and four injuries including a child.
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July 8, 2022 95 events π₯ 2 π§ 1 π 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π§The Security Service of Ukraine published intercepted correspondence between a Russian agent and a fire spotter, revealing the Russian agent paid the spotter 20,000 UAH for information about Ukrainian military positions.
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πRegional defense command head Pavlo Kyrylenko reported that Russian artillery, rocket and missile strikes killed six civilians in the past 24 hours.
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π₯An explosion occurred near the ammunition depot in Kadiivka, Luhansk region, during the night, followed by secondary explosions and a large fire.
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π₯A Russian Su-30 aircraft launched an X-31 cruise missile from the Black Sea toward the Odesa region, which exploded over the Black Sea.
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π₯The 80th Air Assault Brigade published images showing multiple destroyed Russian tanks, claiming recent kills in the sector.
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July 9, 2022 71 events π’ 2 π₯ 2 βοΈ 1 βΈ
βοΈRussian forces fired 6 S-300 missiles at Mykolaiv on the morning of July 9, 2022, hitting residential buildings and private businesses.
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π’Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Oleh Nikolenko criticized US Congresswoman Victoria Spartz for her allegations of Russian connections involving Ukrainian Presidential Office head Andrii Yermak.
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π₯Russian forces struck Mykolaiv with six S-300 missiles, causing damage to the city.
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π’The Centre for Countering Disinformation at the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine reported that Russia is conducting massive recruitment of contract servicemen without announcing mobilization, with over 22,200 vacancies appearing in regional employment centres.
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π₯Russian forces attempted to storm the Uglegorsk power station and expand positions near the village of Dolomitnoye with little success.
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July 10, 2022 88 events π₯ 2 π‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 π 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces used MLRS to attack the Velykomykhailivka hromada in the Synelnykove district of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, causing a haystack and a tractor to catch fire.
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π‘οΈThe head of the Luhansk Oblast Military Administration reported that Russian forces are gathering near Bilohorivka and shelling surrounding settlements, but they remain unable to advance from Lysychansk to Siversk.
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π’Marcy Kaptur, co-chair of a US Congressional Ukraine support group, backed President Zelenskyy and accused Victoria Spartz of aiding Russian President Putin.
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πAt least 15 civilians were killed and 6 were injured in the Russian attack on Chasiv Yar, with up to 24 people initially trapped under the rubble, though five were later rescued.
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π₯Multiple explosions were reported in the occupied city of Kherson, with local media and residents suggesting Ukrainian missiles struck a military unit on Pestel street.
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July 11, 2022 69 events π 2 π₯ 2 π’ 1 βΈ
πA rocket attack on a residential building in Chasiv Yar killed 19 people and injured 6, with 8 people rescued, though 24 were originally feared trapped.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted an attack on occupied Nova Kakhovka in Kherson Oblast, resulting in the destruction of an ammunition depot.
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π₯A Russian missile struck a six-storey residential building in the Osnovianskyi district of Kharkiv, partially destroying one entrance and apartments.
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π’Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba called on Ukraine's partners to respond to Putin's decree on simplified Russian citizenship for Ukrainians by enacting new sanctions and providing military aid.
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πCommissioner for people missing under special circumstances reported that approximately 7,200 people (including military from various institutions) are missing in action, with most believed to be in captivity.
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July 12, 2022 81 events β‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 ποΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈUkrainian Air Force strike aircraft (Su-25 and Su-24M) and Army helicopters continued to provide air support to ground troops in the southern and eastern regions of Ukraine.
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π₯Russian forces conducted artillery and rocket strikes targeting villages and towns on the administrative border between Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts to blockade larger cities.
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ποΈOver 130 vessels loaded with Ukrainian grain are waiting for passage at the entrance to Romania's Sulina Canal, causing a shipping congestion.
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π’The Ukrainian Chief Intelligence Directorate released an intercepted conversation revealing a Russian soldier's refusal to return to the war in Ukraine after reaching the rear.
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β‘οΈ14 staff members of the Rostov Oblast electoral commission were sent to the occupied areas of Donetsk and Luhansk Oblasts to prepare for a 'referendum'.
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July 13, 2022 73 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 1 π 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces conducted 28 multiple-launch rocket system attacks on various towns and villages across Mykolaiv Oblast, damaging a hospital and several residential buildings.
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β‘οΈRussia regrouped its ships in the Black Sea fleet near the Ukrainian coast, specifically moving missile ships and submarines.
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πUkrainian emergency workers retrieved 47 bodies from a multi-storey building destroyed by a Russian missile attack in Chasiv Yar on July 9, 2022, with 9 people rescued alive.
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π₯Russian forces shelled a village in Putyvlskyi district, Sumy Oblast, hitting the backyard of a civilian house with 8 strikes.
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π’Pivden (South) Operational Command reported that 3 missile ships and 2 submarines are in the Black Sea waters, carrying a total of 32 Kalibr cruise missiles.
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July 14, 2022 72 events π₯ 4 ποΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian missile strike on Vinnytsia killed civilians, referenced as the most recent major example of civilians being targeted while conducting daily activities during the war.
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π₯Russian forces conducted rocket attacks on the Nemyshlianskyi and Osnovianskyi districts of Kharkiv on the night of July 13-14, 2022, damaging infrastructure and private enterprises.
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π₯Russian occupying forces attacked the Kryvyi Rih district in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on the night of July 13-14 and in the morning of July 14, 2022.
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ποΈRussian forces have destroyed and damaged over 4,800 infrastructure objects in Kharkiv Oblast since the invasion began.
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π₯Russian forces conducted 40 attacks using various weapons against eight hromadas in Sumy Oblast on July 14, 2022.
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July 15, 2022 87 events π’ 2 π 2 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π’Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksii Reznikov refuted Western concerns about the smuggling of weapons from Ukraine to the European black market.
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π’Ukrainian MFA spokesman Oleh Nikolenko criticized Hungarian PM Viktor OrbΓ‘n's stance on Russia sanctions, stating that sanctions are not harming the European economy but are necessary to hold Russia accountable for the war.
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πBodies of two children and 11 adults killed in the Vinnytsia rocket attack remain unidentified.
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πA man was killed by a sea mine on a beach in the Zatoka settlement of Odesa Oblast.
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βοΈUkrainian air defence systems shot down four Kh-101 cruise missiles launched by Russian forces on Dnipro.
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July 16, 2022 59 events π₯ 2 π 1 ποΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian intelligence evacuated a family of five (parents and three children, one infant) and two elderly people from the Sviatohirsk Lavra in Donetsk Oblast, where they were sheltering from Russian shelling.
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πThe death toll of the Russian missile strike on Vinnytsia has risen to 24, with four people missing.
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ποΈRussian forces launched a rocket attack on a warehouse in Odesa, causing a fire that was extinguished after nearly 6 hours.
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π₯Actors from the Mariupol theatre performed their first show after the bombing at the Transcarpathian Regional Music and Drama Theatre in Uzhhorod.
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π’Representative of the Chief Intelligence Directorate stated that Russian military facilities in occupied Crimea are among the targets to be hit by Ukrainian troops, specifically mentioning HIMARS and M270 systems, due to Crimea's role as a hub for Russian military logistics and the Black Sea Fleet's offensive actions.
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July 17, 2022 58 events π’ 2 π₯ 2 π 1 βΈ
πSeven Buryat professional soldiers serving in military unit No. 32364 reported that their commanders threatened them for refusing to fight in Ukraine.
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π’Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed support for the international investigation into the MH17 crash and called for bringing those responsible to justice.
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π₯Russian artillery struck civilian structures in Toretsk, Konstanynivka, and Soldar in the Donbass region.
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π₯Russian forces struck two industrial enterprises in Mykolaiv, with ten explosions consistent with missile strikes reported.
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π’President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded to Russian Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev's threat of a "doomsday" for Ukraine, stating that no one will accept such intimidation and calling the statement cynical.
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July 18, 2022 58 events π₯ 2 π’ 1 π 1 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces fired 60 multiple-launch rocket system (MLRS) rockets at Nikopol, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, causing damage to infrastructure and injuring one person.
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π’Serhii Haidai, head of the Luhansk Oblast Military Administration, stated that Russian forces continue to fire on the part of Luhansk Oblast still under Ukrainian control and reported on the number of attacks.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Mykolaiv Oblast, targeting residential areas in Bashtanka, Mykolaiv District, and other settlements, resulting in 29 injured civilians.
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πLaw enforcement officers identified 17 individuals responsible for torturing prisoners of war in Donetsk Oblast between 2014 and 2022.
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π‘οΈThe Security Service of Ukraine detained a 60-year-old resident of Kyiv who acted as an artillery observer for the Russian Federation, collecting and transmitting coordinates of Ukrainian military and civilian infrastructure.
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July 19, 2022 66 events π₯ 2 π₯ 1 π€ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces struck Russian weapons and equipment concentrations and ammunition depots in Kherson Oblast near Raiske and Beryslav.
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π₯Russians are holding more than 10,000 people in four filtration centres in Mariupol and its outskirts, with almost 2,000 men reportedly held in one centre due to mobilization.
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π€Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba stated that negotiations on a grain export corridor are at a 'very advanced stage' but carry the risk of derailing. The talks involve high-level officials from Ukraine, Turkey, the UN, and Russia.
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π₯Russia launched seven Kalibr cruise missiles at Odesa Oblast from the Black Sea on the night of 18-19 July.
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βοΈA Russian Su-35 fighter jet attempted an air-to-air missile attack on Ukrainian aircraft but failed.
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July 20, 2022 95 events π‘οΈ 2 π΄ 1 π’ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
π΄Four Russian agents were detained in Bakhmut, Donetsk Oblast, after being exposed by the Security Service of Ukraine.
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π’Dmytro Kuleba, Ukraine's Minister of Foreign Affairs, responded to Sergei Lavrov's comments about changing geographical objectives, accusing Russia of rejecting diplomacy and focusing on war, and called for increased sanctions and weapons deliveries.
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ποΈRussian forces have reduced the number of water containers in Mariupol's Livoberezhnyi District and stopped exhuming bodies, while preparing a port for stolen grain exports.
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π‘οΈUkrainian defenders stopped a Russian offensive near Bilohorivka in Luhansk Oblast.
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π‘οΈYevhen Yevtushenko, Head of the Nikopol District Military Administration, urged residents to temporarily relocate deep within the district to avoid shelling.
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July 21, 2022 85 events π’ 2 π₯ 2 π§ 1 βΈ
π’Ukrainian Intelligence reported that Russia's military losses are significant but not yet critical, citing a lack of specialists in combat units.
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π§Hackers carried out a cyberattack on TAVR Media's radio network, broadcasting fake news claiming President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was in intensive care.
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π₯UAF hit and damaged the Antonovsky Bridge with HIMARS, likely rendering it impassable for heavy Russian equipment such as tanks.
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π₯Russian forces conducted an artillery strike on Kharkiv city, targeting public transport stops and a medical facility, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
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π’Volodymyr Zelenskyy refuted fake reports about his alleged serious health condition, stating he is in his office and has never felt better.
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July 22, 2022 108 events π‘οΈ 2 π¦ 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π‘οΈThe Ukrainian Armed Forces repelled Russian attacks on Verkhnokamianske and Siversk on July 22.
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π¦The United States allocated a new $270 million military aid package for Ukraine, approved by the White House.
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π€Ukraine, Turkey, and the UN are preparing to sign the 'Initiative for the Safe Transportation of Grain and Food Products from Ukrainian Ports' in Istanbul on July 22, 2022.
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π’Russian-controlled Readovka news platform claimed reports of UAF encircling Russian troops near Vysokopolye were fabricated and stated they had personnel on the ground to disprove the claims.
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π‘οΈUkrainian administration in Kherson ensured education continuity and employment for staff and students despite occupation.
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July 23, 2022 61 events π₯ 4 π¦ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces conducted multiple strikes on central Kharkiv, damaging a university and residential buildings and injuring at least one civilian.
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π₯Russian forces shelled the Odesa Commercial Sea Port with Kalibr cruise missiles, resulting in a fire and damage to port infrastructure.
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π¦The Russian Federation is importing ammunition, including barrel artillery and MLRS, into Kherson Oblast under the guise of 'humanitarian aid', described as 'civilian cargo'.
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π₯UAF struck a bridge across the Ingulets River with HIMARS rockets for the first time, likely to isolate Russian forces and prevent reinforcements during the southern counteroffensive.
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π₯Russian forces have been using old anti-ship missiles to target Ukrainian homes and businesses for several weeks.
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July 24, 2022 79 events π₯ 2 π§ 1 βοΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces shelled the Khotin hromada in Sumy Oblast with artillery from Russian territory, resulting in over 30 total strikes.
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π§Russian occupation forces have kidnapped over 400 people in Zaporizhzhia Oblast since the start of the occupation.
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βοΈThe Ukrainian 'Kholodnyi Yar Brigade' shot down a Russian Zala drone using accurate fire.
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π’Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar announced that more than 38,000 women serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with 7,000 joining after the full-scale invasion began.
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π₯Ukrainian forces launched six strikes on Russian positions in Kherson Oblast, resulting in the confirmed death of 54 Russian soldiers and the destruction of military equipment, ammunition depots, and supply points.
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July 25, 2022 82 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian IT Army disabled more than 750 Russian online resources between July 11 and 24, 2022, including the Russian Foreign Ministry's websites, over a hundred Russian online drone stores and military trading companies, and telecommunications services provided by Beeline.
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π₯Russian forces fired up to 40 rockets from MLRS at two communities in Nikopol district, damaging private houses and a gas pipeline and injuring a 10-year-old girl.
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β‘οΈ131 residents of Shevchenkove village in Mykolaiv Oblast were evacuated to Odesa due to the front line passing through their village.
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π‘οΈAn air raid siren was sounded in almost every region of Ukraine on the evening of July 25, 2022.
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πAt least 1,048 children have been affected during the full-scale war: 358 killed and 690 injured.
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July 26, 2022 39 events π₯ 4 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces used tubed artillery to strike the village of Koshove in the Shyroke hromada, damaging a power line.
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π’Gyunduz Mamedov, former Deputy Prosecutor General of Ukraine, outlines key requirements for the new Prosecutor General to handle international crimes effectively.
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π₯Russian missiles struck a critical infrastructure facility in the Odesa district of Odesa Oblast early on July 26, injuring one civilian.
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π₯Powerful explosions occurred in Mykolaiv early on 26 July during an air raid.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Kharkiv and Chuhuiv overnight on July 26, 2022, using S-300 missiles from Belgorod.
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July 29, 2022 4 events π 1 π΄ 1 ποΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
πDozens of Ukrainian POWs from the Azov Mariupol unit were reportedly killed in a prison in Donetsk Oblast when Russian forces allegedly herded them into a building and set off thermobaric charges.
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π΄Serhii Mykhailenko was later held in a pre-trial detention centre in Donetsk after surviving the Olenivka attack.
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ποΈThe Olenivka prison explosion on July 29, 2022 killed many Ukrainian POWs, with no immediate medical support provided to dozens of others with life-threatening injuries.
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π’The families of Azovstal defenders founded the public organization 'Olenivka Community' to protect POWs and honor those killed in captivity.
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β‘οΈGroups of ships from the Russian Black Sea Fleet continue to block Ukrainian maritime communications in the north-western Black Sea.
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July 30, 2022 1 event π΄ 1 βΈ
π΄Ukrainian defense forces were forced to abandon the Butivka mine in the Spartak-Avdiivka area due to Russia's intensive use of aviation, artillery, and multiple launch rocket systems during active offensive assaults.
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July 31, 2022 1 event π€ 1 βΈ
π€The Hague Court of Appeal confirmed the jurisdiction of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in Naftogaz's case against Russia.
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π₯Earlier in July, the Armed Forces of Ukraine targeted and destroyed an ammunition depot in occupied Donetsk located at the Kamaz Centre.
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π₯A massive attack was reported on the airfield in temporarily occupied Melitopol where Russian soldiers were stationed.
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πAn investigation is underway into the killing of approximately 50 Ukrainian POWs at the Russian-run Olenivka prison in 2022.
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π€Russia blocked an independent U.N. investigation into the Olenivka prison killings by denying U.N. monitors access.
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π’Ukraine blamed Russia for the Olenivka prison killings, alleging Russian forces deliberately placed Azov fighters in a separate building that was later destroyed.
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August 2022 (228 events)
August 1, 2022 1 event π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯The explosive cargo was transported from Odesa to Bulgaria, then to Georgia (Poti), then to Armenia (Yerevan), where customs documents were altered before being shipped to Russia.
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August 1, 2022 33 events π¦ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 +1 βΈ
π¦The explosive materials for the Kerch Bridge attack were transported through a complex route from Odesa to Bulgaria, Georgia, Armenia, and finally Russia, with documentation altered at various points.
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π‘οΈUkrainian soldiers defended Vuhledar for over two years since August 2022, inflicting huge losses on Russian forces.
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π₯Since the start of mandatory evacuations in early August 2022, Ukrainian authorities have evacuated over 1.23 million civilians from government-controlled areas of Donetsk Oblast, including approximately 193,000 children and more than 46,000 people with disabilities.
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π₯Ukraine used satellite imagery from the ICEYE satellite to strike Russian military targets including 370 airfields, 238 air defense positions, 153 oil depots, 147 ammunition warehouses, and 17 naval bases.
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β‘οΈUkraine conducted successful counterattacks in Kharkiv and Kherson oblasts in August-September 2022.
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August 2, 2022 5 events π₯ 2 π΄ 1 ποΈ 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces conducted an artillery strike near a school in Zaporizhzhia Oblast according to local defense command.
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π₯Russian artillery strikes caused fires in wheat fields in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
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π΄Azov Dnipro battalion captured a Russian soldier who was subsequently receiving medical treatment from Ukrainian medics.
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ποΈMandatory evacuation in Donetsk Oblast has been ongoing since August 2, 2022.
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π¦Germany delivered three additional M270/MARS II heavy rocket launchers to Ukrainian forces.
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August 3, 2022 1 event π€ 1 βΈ
π€UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said the UN was preparing a group of experts to investigate the deaths of POWs in Olenivka.
August 4, 2022 1 event π§ 1 βΈ
π§Saboteurs blew up power transmission towers supplying the Kursk Atomic Power Station, which provides power to industrial facilities, transport, and population of the Kursk region.
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August 7, 2022 2 events π₯ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF recorded a significant spike in destroyed Russian anti-aircraft systems since Friday, with unconfirmed reports of up to 20 major systems including S-300 batteries destroyed over the weekend.
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π’Russian state media published images allegedly showing the identification plate of a US-made HARM missile recovered from the remains of a destroyed S-300 system.
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August 8, 2022 5 events π’ 3 π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces conducted a repeat HIMARS strike on the Antonovsky Bridge one day after Russian state media claimed Ukraine had exhausted its HIMARS supply.
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β‘οΈWagner Group head Yevgeny Prigozhin visited Popasna to present awards to fighters for the capture of the city.
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π’US Assistant Defense Secretary Colin Kahl confirmed that the United States is sending HARM missiles to Ukraine and that Ukrainian forces have adapted their aircraft to launch these NATO-standard weapons.
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π’UAF Major General Dmitro Marchenko stated on a talk show that Russian high command has decided to commit major forces to defend Kherson despite the city's exposed position and vulnerable supply lines.
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π’Russian military reporter Sergei Sreda published photos on Telegram of Yevgeny Prigozhin at Wagner headquarters, inadvertently revealing the building's precise address.
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August 9, 2022 17 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯A series of large explosions struck the Saki airfield and nearby ammunition depots, damaging Russian military aircraft and causing secondary explosions.
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π₯According to Russian sources, the 6th Cossack Regiment of the LPR People's Militia, assisted by Chechen Akhmat special forces, broke into the Knauf factory in Soledar.
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π₯Wagner mercenary group reportedly attacked the eastern part of Artemovsk while Ukrainian positions held against the assault.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted fire strikes near Velika Vasilyvka and Vremenivka, allegedly forcing Russian troops to retreat.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted long-range strikes against the Saki airfield, targeting Russian air defenses and infrastructure at range.
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August 10, 2022 2 events β‘οΈ 1 π§ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈA column of 100 Russian armored vehicles including BMD-4 infantry fighting vehicles passed north through Mariupol as part of reinforcement efforts to assemble 10-15 battalion tactical groups for the southern sector.
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π§According to Russian FSB, Holubev placed an explosive device at the MREO regional traffic police headquarters in Melitopol on August 10, 2022 (last year), which exploded causing damage to the building.
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August 11, 2022 17 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Shelling occurred near the Zaporizhia nuclear power station with five explosions counted, causing a grass fire and smoke over adjacent apartment buildings, but no casualties or radiation leaks reported.
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π₯House-to-house fighting continues in Bakhmut with Russian forces attacking and being repelled by Ukrainian forces with losses.
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π₯Russian forces used thermobaric munitions near a built-up area in Peski.
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π₯Russian forces attempted to advance towards Ukrainian positions near Stary Saltiv and Izium in the Kharkiv sector but were repelled by Ukrainian artillery fire.
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π₯Ukrainian forces rocketed the Dnipro bridge at Nova Kakhovka.
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August 12, 2022 6 events π₯ 2 π§ 2 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted long-range strikes on multiple Russian targets in the last 48 hours including Makeevka, Gorlovka, the Beryslavsky district of Kherson region, the Nova Kakhovka bridge, and the fourth bridge in Kherson.
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π₯Unconfirmed reports of a large explosion in Mariupol at 15:40 on Saturday, along with scattered reports of smoke and possible explosions near Chongar, Berdyansk, and Novopetrivka.
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β‘οΈAccording to exiled Mariupol mayor Ivan Fedorov, Ukrainian Armed Forces advanced from the Zaporizhia sector south towards Melitopol in recent days, gaining approximately 10 km of ground.
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π§Saboteurs blew up power transmission towers supplying the Kursk Atomic Power Station for the third time, occurring well beyond the range of known UAF weaponry.
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π§Russian FSB claimed Holubev planned another bomb attack against the Civil Administration Authority building in Melitopol, but the bomb was discovered and located in a hide before it could be used during an FSB search on August 12.
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August 13, 2022 12 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Elements of the 44th Separate Artillery Brigade shelled Russian Federation positions near the Energodar nuclear power station according to Zaporizhia regional defense command.
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π₯Fighting continues in the city of Artemovsk (Bakhmut) between Russian and Ukrainian forces.
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π₯The Russian Federation conducted artillery preparation operations in the Avdiivka/Toretsk direction throughout the day.
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π₯Both Ukrainian and Russian forces are claiming they are gaining the advantage in fighting around the village of Peski.
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π‘οΈUkrainian Armed Forces reportedly repelled attempted Russian Federation pushes at two locations in the Kharkiv sector: Veterinarnoye-Udy and Bayrak-Gusarovka.
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August 14, 2022 2 events π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian 108th Airborne Regiment conducted direct assaults against Ukrainian 63rd Mech Brigade positions around the village of Blagodatnye.
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π‘οΈRussian forces established defensive positions in Soledar suburbs while Ukrainian 53rd Mech and 68th Jaeger brigades attempted to dislodge them.
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August 15, 2022 14 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted a precision strike on Wagner Group headquarters using HIMARS or long-range artillery, resulting in multiple casualties among Wagner leadership and fighters.
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π₯A large fire erupted in fuel storage tanks at Berdyansk port during early morning hours, likely caused by Ukrainian strikes though officially attributed to welding safety violations.
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π₯Ukrainian long-range precision fires destroyed a Russian military base in Tokmak according to regional administration officials.
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π₯Ukrainian long-range fires struck targets in the Beryslavsky district of Kherson Oblast.
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π₯Ukrainian strikes targeted the Antonovsky and Nova Kakhovka bridges, rendering them unsafe for military vehicles and pedestrians.
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August 16, 2022 4 events π§ 2 π΄ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π΄Russian police detained members of a group calling themselves 'Civil Corps β Azov Group', accusing them of preparing sabotage, collecting military data, and planning assassinations of regional authority representatives.
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π§Explosions at Dzhankoi rail switching station and adjacent ammunition depot ruined the north-south railroad link and caused secondary explosions lasting nearly 24 hours. Authorities evacuated 2,000-3,000 people and acknowledged saboteurs were responsible.
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π§Big explosion occurred at Gvardeyskaya airfield near Simferopol, prompting Russian forces to cordon the area at a five-kilometer distance. The site hosts significant air defense assets including S-400 and S-300 systems.
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π’Interfax Russia reported that a top Russian military authority stated 556,000 children had been taken from the Donbas region to Russia since 2014.
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August 17, 2022 8 events β‘οΈ 4 π§ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈCommander of the Black Sea Fleet was replaced by Vice Admiral Viktor Sokolov following recent explosions in Crimea, suggesting possible accountability for security failures.
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β‘οΈRussian forces reconstituting on the southern front, increasing from approximately 5 battalion tactical groups to 15-20, though some remain stuck in Kherson on the wrong side of blown Dnipro River bridges.
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β‘οΈRussia reinforcing air defense units in Belarus with S-300 and S-400 missile systems, despite a recent mysterious explosion at Baranovichi airfield.
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β‘οΈRussian Federation reinforcing aircraft in the southern sector, pulling pilots, planes and helicopters from across Russia, with approximately 430 aircraft and 360 helicopters now positioned around Ukraine.
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π§Two explosions recorded near a power substation at 7:00, damaging a transit cable and stopping on-air television broadcasting.
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August 18, 2022 3 events π₯ 2 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian rockets struck a dormitory and other buildings with no military targets nearby, killing 21 civilians and injuring at least 16.
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π₯Russian forces conducted offensive pushes against Kramatorsk, Bakhmut, and Avdiievka, with infantry reportedly entering buildings on the outskirts of Soledar.
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π€President Volodymyr Zelensky officially named the Ada-class corvette 'Ivan Mazepa' by presidential decree
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August 19, 2022 21 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian forces struck a school and a business in Kharkiv, killing one resident.
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π₯Historical footage released showing first combat use of Excalibur guided 155mm howitzer shells by Ukrainian forces using drone overwatch for precision strikes.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted a long-range strike targeting Russian troops at Kirillovka on the Azov Sea coast.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck the bridge at Nova Kakhovka over the Dnipro River.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted a strike at Mizhvodne on the Black Sea coast.
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August 20, 2022 3 events π₯ 2 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯An assassination attempt was made against Russian political philosopher Aleksandr Dugin, but he survived when his daughter drove the targeted vehicle and was killed instead.
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π₯Daria Dugina, a Russian propagandist, was assassinated.
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π‘οΈUkrainian air defenses shot down four Russian Kaliber missiles and at least seven observation drones over the weekend.
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August 21, 2022 13 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces launched ground attacks across multiple sectors in Donbas, with limited territorial gains reported by both sides.
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π₯Russian tanks supported by artillery and armored infantry attacked towns in the southern sector, damaging civilian homes and businesses.
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π₯Explosions consistent with HIMARS strikes were reported in Donetsk, Horlivka and Nova Kakhovka, with Horlivka strikes damaging residential structures.
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π₯Explosions were reported in Melitopol, with unclear attribution to partisans, HIMARS, UAVs, or Russian air defense.
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π‘οΈThe Sevastopol air defense network fired several missiles into the air at unknown targets, appearing trigger-happy after the earlier drone strike.
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August 22, 2022 7 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯A series of explosions rattled windows and set off car alarms across Sevastopol around 6 P.M., cause disputed by local authorities.
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π₯Wagner Group mercenaries engaged in house-to-house fighting, reportedly advancing by meter increments through difficult sectors.
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π₯Eight to ten HIMARS rockets struck the Antonovsky Bridge, dropping a section into the Dnipro River and destroying nine ammunition trucks.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck Chernobaivka airfield, destroying Russian supply and logistics vehicles and equipment.
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π₯As many as six US-made HIMARS artillery rockets struck the Donetsk main administration building in an apparent assassination attempt on DPR leader Denis Pushilin and visiting Russian parliament members.
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August 23, 2022 3 events π§ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF claimed destruction of four warehouses, one military base, and two command posts across multiple locations including Starobesheve, Chornobayivka, and Timonov in Belgorod region.
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π§Ukrainian partisans detonated a bomb next to the apartment of occupation official Igor Telegin, who survived with a concussion and other injuries.
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π§Ukrainian partisans killed RF-appointed mayor Ivan Sushko in a car bomb attack at 1800 hours using a 200gr remotely detonated explosive device hidden in the curb.
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August 24, 2022 23 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Kharkiv was shelled by Russian forces.
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π₯Russian missile strike near Chaplino rail station killed 22 people and injured 20, with President Zelensky confirming the attack.
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π₯An X-55 missile was shot down and another struck and exploded in a farm field in Dnipropetrovsk region, leaving a crater.
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π₯Two missiles landed in the vicinity of Vyshhorod in Kyiv region with no reported damage or injuries; air defense fired but interception was unclear.
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π₯A missile strike hit Poltava.
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August 26, 2022 1 event π§ 1 βΈ
π§Car bombing targeted Aleksandr Kolesnikov, an official involved in organizing the Russian referendum, who died en route to hospital.
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August 27, 2022 2 events β‘οΈ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈRussian forces are relocating aircraft out of Crimea following Ukrainian strikes, including 6 Su-35 fighter jets and 4 MiG-31 interceptors.
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π’Unconfirmed report claims Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has been excluded from military decision-making and Putin has assumed direct command issuing orders to joint commands east and south.
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August 29, 2022 1 event π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces initiated a series of coordinated combined arms attacks utilizing infantry, tanks, armored personnel carriers, and artillery to capture poorly defended positions and villages, obliging Russian forces to commit reserves.
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August 30, 2022 14 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Fighting reported around Liubomirovka following the capture of nearby Ternovy Pody.
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π₯Heavy fighting reported around Ol'gino at the eastern end of the Kherson sector near the highway to Krivoi Rih.
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π₯Ukrainian forces employed M26 rockets from HIMARS/M270 systems to saturate areas and support ground attacks, expanding bombardment to target retreating Russian troops.
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π₯Antonovsky bridge in Kherson was struck again by Ukrainian forces.
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π₯Local Russian occupation authority headquarters in Kherson was hit and destroyed.
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August 31, 2022 7 events π΄ 2 β‘οΈ 1 π§ 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
π΄Ukrainian border troops fired warning shots and detained male citizens attempting to evade military service by swimming or floating across the Tisza river to leave Ukraine.
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π΄Ukrainian border troops detained three residents of the Khmelnytskyi region attempting to leave Ukraine for Romania to avoid military conscription.
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β‘οΈMilitary enlistment offices in Moscow and St. Petersburg received orders to draft 1,200 men for deployment to Crimea, ostensibly for rear-area duties.
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π§Russian FSB claimed Holubev planned to carry out a bomb attack on August 31, 2022 along a road frequently used by employees of the military-civil administration in Melitopol, but the bomb was discovered during a routine check on August 11.
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π¦Ukrainian authorities transferred 43 USAID-provided Starlink terminals to Donetsk and Luhansk regions between May and August 2022, potentially unaware of SpaceX's location restrictions.
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September 2022 (354 events)
September 1, 2022 2 events π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces using US-made precision-guided missiles damaged the Antonovsky Bridge in September 2022.
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βοΈUkraine launched a rapid counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region, recapturing key towns and large areas of previously occupied territory.
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September 1, 2022 70 events β‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces attempted a naval drone attack against the Russian frigate Admiral Makarov in Sevastopol Bay using USV marine drones, but lost Starlink satellite communication approximately 70 kilometers from the target. Five drones approached the vessel carrying 108 kilograms of TNT each before connection was severed, resulting in only two drones successfully returning to base while others sank or self-destructed.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces reclaimed Izyum in September 2022 during a lightning counteroffensive after Russian troops had occupied the city early in the war.
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β‘οΈLiza Batsura and Zorik Ibrian, both 16-year-old orphans from Kherson, were moved to seaside camps in Russian-occupied Crimea where campworkers forbade them from wearing Ukrainian colors and forced them to learn the Russian anthem.
β‘οΈUkrainian forces recaptured Kupiansk in September 2022 as part of a lightning offensive in the Kharkiv region.
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π€In September 2022, Russian authorities announced partial mobilization for the war against Ukraine, calling up about 300,000 people according to official data.
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September 3, 2022 1 event β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈUAF forces conducted an assault boat crossing to capture Ozerne in the previous week.
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September 4, 2022 1 event π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF special operations units conducted a night attack to capture Vysokopilliya, infiltrating over a river and attacking the town from multiple directions simultaneously.
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September 5, 2022 3 events π₯ 2 π¦ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces struck Chernobaivka airport and surrounding facilities, a recurring target containing significant Russian military equipment.
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π₯ISIS-K carried out a suicide bombing at the Russian embassy in Kabul.
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π¦Germany confirmed that 20 Gepard air defense systems are now in theater in Ukraine.
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September 6, 2022 19 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯HIMARS strikes targeted bridges and Nova Kakhovka in a routine round of attacks.
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π₯The Kupiansk railhead area was hit by HIMARS strikes.
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π₯Small arms fire was reported in the center of Berdyansk around the same time as the car bombing.
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π₯A second large explosion was reported in Berdyansk with no further details available.
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π₯UAF launched battalion-sized attack on Balakliya involving 14 tanks and numerous armored personnel carriers, overrunning outposts held by RF police troops.
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September 7, 2022 20 events π₯ 2 βοΈ 2 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF overran position held by Russian jamming and electronic warfare unit.
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π₯Nova Kakhovka was struck again by Ukrainian forces.
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βοΈSecond UAF armored column bypassed Balakliya to the north, broke through or overran Russian defenses compromising all three defensive belts, and advanced northeast.
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βοΈRussian Su-25 attack jet was shot down.
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βοΈUAF reportedly shot down two Russian combat aircraft and two helicopters in the Kharkiv sector, including one Su-25 hit by a hand-held missile.
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September 8, 2022 16 events π΄ 3 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ground battles possibly including tanks were reported in Kupyansk on Thursday.
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βοΈExplosions and power cuts occurred in Belgorod, Russia, with Russian air defenses firing missiles to intercept incoming missiles.
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π΄Images appeared showing Ukrainian flag flying over Balakliya city hall, though fighting may have been ongoing inside the city.
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π΄According to Readovka report, UAF was outside the city while RF units controlled the inside.
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π΄According to Anatoly Shary, UAF had control of Shevchenko by mid-afternoon.
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September 9, 2022 9 events π₯ 2 π΄ 2 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces made important progress near Lyman, overwhelming weak Russian defenses with superior infantry skill and artillery firepower.
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π₯Ukrainian forces made significant advances towards Kherson over the last 48 hours, though less dramatic than in the Kharkiv sector.
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π‘οΈUAF repelled a Russian attempt to cross at Gorokhovatka (Horokhovatka).
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π΄Elements of the 92nd Mechanized Brigade captured Kupyansk, the main Russian railhead and logistics center supporting forces in Kharkiv and Luhansk regions.
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π΄UAF held the bridge crossings at Sen'kove and Horokhovatka in strength, rendering the Oskil Reservoir impassable for Russian forces attempting to move east or west.
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September 10, 2022 16 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces decisively broke through Russian lines, cutting major supply routes and communications to surround an estimated 5,000-15,000 Russian soldiers around Izium.
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π₯A Russian tank was destroyed by a direct hit from a Javelin missile in the Kharkiv sector.
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π₯Russian forces conducted random artillery bombardment of Kharkiv city and towns in the Kherson sector over the previous four days.
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π₯Russian forces conducted 8-10 small scale probe attacks in the Donbass sector over the previous four days.
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π₯HIMARS rockets repeatedly struck the Antonovsky bridge and Nova Kakhovka dam over the weekend, continuing efforts to damage Russian logistics routes.
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September 11, 2022 3 events π₯ 2 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian missile strikes hit power stations in Kharkiv, Dnipro, and Zaporizhzhia regions on Sunday evening, plunging tens of thousands of homes into darkness and temporarily trapping civilians in Kharkiv metro trains.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted rocket strikes on a fuel processing plant in Taganrog, Russia, causing large fires and black smoke, reportedly using HIMARS or a longer-range missile system.
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π΄Ukrainian Armed Forces positioned themselves in front of the Vovchansk regional administration building, confirming Russian forces had withdrawn from the town.
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September 12, 2022 20 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces shelled multiple settlements south and east of Izium including Dolina, Krasnopiliya, Mazanikvka, Dmitrivka, Brazhivka, and Dovhenke to disrupt Ukrainian firing positions covering retreat routes.
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π₯A fight appeared to be developing for control of the town of Lyman as Ukrainian forces advanced in the sector.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck a fuel or oil facility in Belgorod, Russia, setting it on fire, likely using HIMARS rocket systems.
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π₯A second wave of Russian missiles struck Kharkiv in the early afternoon, cutting off power and water supplies to the city again.
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π‘οΈRussian forces reportedly began constructing a new line of defenses along the Oskil River, with the town of Dovichna identified as a strategically significant location.
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September 13, 2022 3 events π₯ 1 π₯ 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF conducted systematic long-range strikes over the past week at targets beyond known HIMARS range, confirmed by multiple sources including a map published by Interior Ministry official Anton Geraschenko.
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π₯A Russian Su-34 attack jet with tail number RF-94808 was found by Ukrainian troops advancing in the Kharkiv sector.
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π¦German company Rheinmetall has prepared 16 Marder infantry combat vehicles for Ukraine ready at the factory, but the German government has not issued export documents for shipment.
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September 14, 2022 12 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 2 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯Heavy infantry battle reported in Lyman with UAF attacking RF defenses reinforced by BARS military police units, involving heavy UAF artillery fire and RF counter-battery fire.
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π₯Russian forces struck a dam on the Inhulets River at Kryvyi Rih using a Tu-95MS bomber firing X-101 cruise missiles, causing flooding downstream.
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π΄According to the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, the town of Kisilevka came under Ukrainian control amid the southern offensive.
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β‘οΈPresident Zelensky visited liberated Izium, met with troops, presented awards, assessed damage, and spoke with civilians to demonstrate Ukrainian control of the city.
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β‘οΈUAF units used military bridging equipment to cross the Inhulets River at Davydiv Brod, though Russian defenses further south remained organized.
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September 15, 2022 4 events ποΈ 1 π₯ 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
ποΈSBU agents searched Valerii Zaluzhnyi's Kyiv office in mid-September 2022, with the search warrant describing the premises as a strip club allegedly run by a criminal organization that had closed before the full-scale Russian invasion.
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π₯Mass burial sites containing hundreds of civilians were uncovered in Izium, with many showing signs of torture.
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π€President Putin met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip ErdoΔan at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Summit in Samarkand.
π’Valerii Zaluzhnyi phoned Andriy Yermak during the SBU office search in September 2022, telling him he would 'repel this attack' and was prepared to involve the military if necessary.
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September 16, 2022 23 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π‘οΈRussian Federation units east of the Oskil River are attempting to build defensive positions at Troitske and Sviatove.
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π₯Russian forces launched three attacks against or near the villages of Veselaya Dolina, Majorska, and Zaitsevo in the Donbass sector, but were repelled.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted ground attacks and maintained pressure against Russian defensive positions around Bilohorodivka and Davydiv Brod in the southern sector.
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π₯Ukrainian shelling caused a fire at a customs terminal in Nekhoteevka, Belgorod region, inside Russian territory.
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π₯An explosion occurred in occupied Melitopol, likely caused by Ukrainian forces targeting Russian positions.
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September 17, 2022 4 events π΄ 2 π₯ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Firefight involving automatic weapons and a BTR armored personnel carrier occurred in central Kherson; occupation authorities claimed engagement with partisan gang.
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π΄Ukrainian forces captured a modern Russian T-90 tank intact, including French-made Thales thermal sight and internal systems, for NATO intelligence exploitation.
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π΄Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated villages of Shurove and Dibrove, threatening to envelop Lyman from the west.
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π’UAF psychological operations division released video depicting Kherson occupation authority officials photoshopped onto gravestones with warning to abandon posts or face death.
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September 18, 2022 14 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Series of eight explosions struck the central part of Kherson city at approximately 2:30 PM.
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π₯Chernobaivka was hit during the series of afternoon explosions in the Kherson area.
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π₯Battalion task group from Ukrainian 28th Mechanized Brigade attempted push near Posad-Pokrovsky and Pravdino but was repelled by Russian paratroopers.
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π₯Ukrainian howitzer fire on central Donetsk has become intense and daily according to Russian sources.
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π₯Wagner Group fighters continue leading daily attacks towards Soledar and Bakhmut.
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September 19, 2022 1 event ποΈ 1 βΈ
ποΈUkraine resumed small privatization following the adoption of Law No. 2468-IX, with the first successful online auction under new rules held on September 19, 2022.
September 20, 2022 26 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Heavy shelling reported around the village of Kislovka near Kupiansk.
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π₯According to Russian sources, foreign mercenaries operated in patrols north of Vovchansk and Ukrainian forces fired a tank into Russian territory.
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π₯Fighting continued in and around the Sviati Hori national park with unclear territorial results due to dense woodland.
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π₯Fighting continued on the approaches to Lyman.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted continuing strikes targeting DPR military infrastructure in Donetsk city.
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September 21, 2022 9 events π€ 2 β‘οΈ 1 π 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π€Putin signed a decree for the partial mobilization of 300,000 conscripts in September 2022 following Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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β‘οΈRussia mobilized 400000 through hidden mobilization tactics
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πRussia's partial mobilization in 2022 triggered nationwide protests and the exodus of more than 261,000 men.
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βοΈRussian President Vladimir Putin's partial mobilization decree from Sept. 21, 2022, remains in force and has never been formally rescinded.
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π€Putin announced a partial mobilization after Russia failed to topple Ukraine's government in the opening offensive of the war.
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September 23, 2022 5 events βοΈ 1 β‘οΈ 1 π 1 ποΈ 1 +1 βΈ
βοΈRussian forces attempted to hold the east bank of the Oskil River with artillery, tank, and mortar fire; Ukrainian forces responded with approximately four times the volume of fire.
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β‘οΈUkrainian military convoy observed moving away from firing line consisting of one Polish T-72 tank, six Bucephalus APCs, a BM-21 Grad, two MTLBs, and several trucks.
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πAuthor observed mass grave containing bodies apparently buried after questioning and torture.
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ποΈDuring the sham referendum from September 23-27, 2022, collaborators distributed propaganda materials and facilitated voting in settlements across the Beryslav district.
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π€Russia held referendums at gunpoint in occupied Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts in 2022.
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September 24, 2022 2 events π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted ground attacks against Russian positions in Kupiansk, displacing them from several locations.
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β‘οΈNortheast edge of Kupiansk was gray zone under Russian observation and fire.
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September 25, 2022 5 events β‘οΈ 3 π 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
πNazar Daletskyi was officially reported killed in action in the Kupiansk district of Kharkiv Oblast on 25 September 2022, though he was later confirmed to have been captured.
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βοΈUkrainian Armed Forces reportedly shot down four Russian combat jets.
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β‘οΈA journalist traveled to Izium as part of a reporting trip to recently liberated areas in the Kharkiv region.
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β‘οΈA journalist traveled to Kupiansk during a reporting trip to the Kharkiv region.
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β‘οΈA journalist traveled to Kozachy Lopan' as part of a reporting trip to the Kharkiv region.
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September 26, 2022 10 events π₯ 2 π₯ 2 π§ 1 βΈ
π₯A group of six people allegedly planted explosives on the Nord Stream pipelines in the fall of 2022, triggering underwater explosions that ruptured three of the four pipelines running from Russia to Germany.
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π§Underwater explosions severed the Nord Stream-1 and Nord Stream-2 gas pipelines in three places, disabling them.
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π₯The Nord Stream gas pipelines were destroyed by sabotage explosions.
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π₯The Nord Stream pipelines were destroyed in 2022 sabotage, which remains unsolved and has fueled international speculation and competing accusations.
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π₯German investigators allege that Volodymyr Z., a Ukrainian diving instructor, helped place explosives on the Nord Stream pipelines in 2022.
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September 27, 2022 5 events βοΈ 3 π’ 2 βΈ
βοΈUAF claimed to have shot down four Russian combat jets: one Su-25, two Su-30s, and one Su-34.
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βοΈUkrainian forces shot down five drones.
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βοΈUkrainian Air Force conducted 19 combat support sorties.
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π’Colonel Sergei Fomenchkov of Bars-13 unit appeared on video stating his forces were fighting hard but needed reinforcements including personnel, artillery and tanks.
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π’U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said after the sabotage that it 'seems' Russia was to blame for the series of blasts.
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September 28, 2022 15 events π΄ 3 π₯ 2 βΈ
π₯Russian media reported Ukrainian infantry active in the woods around Lyman utilizing mobile pickup-based tactics.
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π₯UAF infantry overran a Russian encampment in wooded terrain during a firefight documented by helmet camera footage.
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π΄Ukrainian forces captured a Russian T-90 tank in repairable condition, which will be refurbished and join UAF service.
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π΄UAF advanced eastward creating a salient of captured territory south of Oskil in the direction of Sviatove, stretching Russian defenses.
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π΄Ukrainian forces established control over multiple settlements across Donbass including northeastern Kupyansk, Kivsharivka, Novoe, Karpivka, Pesky-Radkovskie, Novoselivka, Korovy Yar, Dibrove, and Ekaterinivka.
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September 29, 2022 4 events βοΈ 1 β‘οΈ 1 π§ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
βοΈA Russian fighter jet fired a missile at a British Royal Air Force reconnaissance aircraft operating over the Black Sea near Crimea; the missile missed.
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β‘οΈRussian pro-war blogger Mikhail Lazutin (Lev Protiv) spotted at Georgia border among draft evaders attempting to leave Russia.
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π§Car of Olena Shapurova, director of occupational health department and educational official, bombed by partisans; she survived.
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π’Vladimir Solovev criticized Russian military leadership on state television for failing to send reinforcements to Lyman's defenders.
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September 30, 2022 27 events π₯ 3 π€ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π€Russia formally annexed Ukraine's Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson regions, bringing them under Russian legal jurisdiction.
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π₯Russian blogger Mikhail Lazutin reportedly beaten in Tbilisi following a political discussion.
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π₯First deputy head of Kherson occupation administration Alexei Katerinichev killed in a HIMARS strike.
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π₯Russia declared four more regions (Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson) as its own following the full-scale invasion.
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π΄UAF captured the village of Yampil', putting them in position to cut the only remaining Russian supply road out of Lyman.
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Invalid Date 5 events ποΈ 2 π₯ 1 π¦ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian naval drone strikes have sunk nearly a dozen Russian vessels, crippling much of Russia's Black Sea Fleet.
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ποΈFour large gas leaks were discovered on Nord Stream's two pipelines off the Danish island of Bornholm at the end of September 2022.
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ποΈAgents from Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) raided Valerii Zaluzhnyi's office in mid-September 2022 during the northeast counteroffensive, searching for documents and computers.
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π¦Ukraine unveiled the world's first dedicated naval drone fleet in September 2022.
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π’Zaluzhnyi said the SBU raid was an act of intimidation during wartime, and he blocked agents from accessing documents and computers.
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October 2022 (471 events)
October 1, 2022 8 events π₯ 2 π€ 1 π’ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces struck the Crimean Bridge with a truck bomb in October 2022, damaging several spans of roadway and the adjacent rail line.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck the Kerch Bridge in October 2022 with a bomb carried in a truck, damaging several spans of roadway and the adjacent rail line.
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π€In October 2022, President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree ruling out talks with Moscow as long as Putin remained in power, informed by Ukraine's discovery of mass civilian killings in places like Bucha.
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π’Volodymyr Zelenskyy invited Simon Shuster to accompany him to just-liberated Kherson, despite security opposition.
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β‘οΈRussian forces moved Ukrainian prisoners from Kherson prisons to facilities further from the front line as Ukrainian forces advanced toward the Dnipro River.
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October 1, 2022 65 events π₯ 2 π 1 π₯ 1 π§ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces reportedly blew up a bridge on the eastern outskirts of Kirove, 10km northeast of Lyman, though this footage remains uncorroborated by geolocation.
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πIn October 2022, Russian Major General Roman Demurchiev captured four Ukrainian servicemen during an assault, severed their ears, and sent photographs of the mutilated remains to his wife Alexandra.
π₯Russian forces conducted a failed ground attack on Kozacha Lopan, 5km from the Kharkiv Oblast-Russia border, which Ukrainian forces repelled.
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π₯Explosions occurred at Belbek Airfield in occupied Sevastopol after a Russian plane skidded off the runway and caught fire during landing, with secondary explosions of rocket ammunition reported.
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π§A bomb concealed within rolls of polyethylene construction film exploded on the Crimean Bridge in October 2022, killing five people and causing significant damage. The device was allegedly transported by unwitting civilian logistics workers as part of a covert SBU operation.
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October 2, 2022 20 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian artillery reportedly struck the road into Kreminna to interdict Russian movements.
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π₯Wagner mercenaries reportedly attempted advances against Bakhmut and Soledar but made no progress.
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π₯DPR militia reportedly attacked Zaitsevo and New York but were repelled by Ukrainian regulars in reinforced defensive positions.
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π₯Ukrtelecom van hit a landmine near Okhtyrka in Sumy region, killing the driver and injuring three engineers. Five people died after a car hit a landmine in Vasylenkove, Kharkiv region.
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π₯Four S-300 missiles destroyed industrial infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia. Shahed drone hit civilian infrastructure in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region.
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October 3, 2022 10 events π΄ 3 π₯ 2 βΈ
π΄Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated the village of Satrosilliya in the Kherson sector.
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π₯Doctor killed and a nurse injured in a strike on a hospital in Kupyansk, Kharkiv Region.
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π₯Missile strike hit a reservoir near Ochakiv, and rockets hit civilian infrastructure in Pervomaiske and the railway station in Bereznehuvate, all in Mykolaiv region.
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π΄Colonel Pavel Fedosenko, commander of the 92nd Mechanized Infantry Brigade, was photographed driving a captured latest-model Russian T-90 tank.
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π΄Ukrainian forces liberated the village of Boguslavska in the Kharkiv sector.
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October 4, 2022 14 events π₯ 4 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯HIMARS missiles struck the Antonovsky Bridge in Kherson, with Russian state media RIA Novosti reporting three missiles hit the bridge and three hit or were intercepted by anti-aircraft systems.
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π₯Two S-300 missiles fired at infrastructure in Bereznehuvate. Rocket and heavy artillery hit the port of Ochakiv, Mykolaiv region and Marhanets, Dnipropetrovsk region.
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π₯Missiles damaged houses and a school in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, wounding four. Missile strikes on Kharkiv destroyed a factory; one was killed.
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π₯Rockets and heavy artillery hit Nikopol, Pokrovsk and Synelnykiv in Dnipropetrovsk region, wounding four at a factory and agricultural company.
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π΄Ukrainian Marines claimed to have raised a flag on the TV tower at Davydiv Brid, asserting the town was liberated, though this was disputed by occupation authorities and confirmed by Russian nationalist critic Igor Girkin.
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October 5, 2022 6 events π₯ 3 π₯ 1 π 1 βΈ
π₯Artillery strikes hit Nikopol and Novomoskovsk in Dnipropetrovsk region, damaging a church, lyceum, and gas pipeline.
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π₯Bodies of two men handcuffed together found in a pit in Novoplatonivka, Kharkiv.
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π₯Three Shahed drones hit infrastructure in Bila Tserkva, Kyiv region, injuring three.
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π₯Mass grave found in liberated Lyman, Donetsk region containing both civilians and Russian soldiers abandoned during the retreat.
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πRussian IT specialist Timur Izmailov, mobilized on September 23 despite exemption claims and legal protests, died in a mortar barrage in Ukraine twelve days later.
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October 6, 2022 6 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 2 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces struck a multi-story architectural monument at Sobornyi Avenue, 151 in Zaporizhzhia with an S-300 missile.
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π₯Missiles fired at infrastructure in Khmelnytsky region.
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β‘οΈThe cargo was delivered to a wholesale base in Armavir, Russia (Krasnodar Krai) on October 6, 2022.
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β‘οΈThe pallets were loaded into an International ProStar truck with a trailer driven by Russian citizen Makhir Yusubov for delivery from Ulyanovsk to Simferopol.
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π’Federation Council Chairwoman Valentina Matvienko voiced statements regarding negotiations at the G20 parliaments summit in Indonesia.
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October 7, 2022 2 events π₯ 2 βΈ
π₯Artillery strikes on Pokrovsk, Bakhmut, Marinka, Avdiivka, and Ocheretyn in Donetsk region damaged houses and two schools.
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π₯Cross-border mortar, artillery and helicopter strikes on infrastructure and rail tracks in Sumy region, one killed.
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October 8, 2022 29 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces conducted an attack on the Kerch Bridge connecting Crimea to mainland Russia, causing partial damage to the bridge structure and rail line.
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π₯The Security Service of Ukraine carried out the first attack on the Crimea Bridge across the Kerch Strait.
π₯Reports indicated that a drone strike at Shaikovka airfield deep inside Russia caused two Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bombers to catch fire and burn.
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π₯The Crimean (Kerch Strait) Bridge was blown up using a homemade explosive device equivalent to 10 tonnes of TNT, based on solid rocket fuel concealed in reels of polyethylene film.
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π₯The detonator was triggered by a GPS navigator signal at the 156th kilometre of the Novorossiysk-Kerch motorway.
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October 9, 2022 4 events π₯ 3 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯HIMARS strikes targeted Russian bases and troop concentrations between October 3β9, with imagery of the targets and launch systems published.
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π₯Shahed drone killed one in Myronivka and 120mm mortars hit border areas of Sumy region.
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π₯Ten missiles fired at Zaporizhzhia damaged several residential buildings, killing 13.
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π€Kyrgyzstan announced withdrawal from the CSTO 'Unbreakable Brotherhood β 2022' joint training exercise, followed by Armenia and Kazakhstan.
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October 10, 2022 23 events π₯ 4 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Cruise missile struck a power station in northern Kyiv; video footage shows the missile impacting approximately 200-400 meters from the center of the target.
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β‘οΈAvaliani deserted his unit shortly after deployment, sharing a taxi to the border with four other deserters and crossing into Russia on foot.
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π₯Russia launched 84 cruise missiles and 24 UAVs, including 13 Iranian Shahed-136 drones, targeting locations across Ukraine including Kyiv.
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π₯UAF conducted attacks in the Donbass sector according to a social media post from a fighter in the Russian 205th Regiment.
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π₯Russian troops and Wagner PMC conducted house-to-house clearing operations in Bakhmut (Artemovsk), with slow advance measured in 10-20 meter increments and high casualties reported; fighting was most intense at the Rybzavod.
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October 11, 2022 8 events π₯ 4 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯A Russian missile strike destroyed a street intersection near Klovska metro station during the bombardment, targeting a nearby office building but hitting the road crossing instead; the damage was repaired within 24 hours.
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π₯Russian forces attacked Ukrainian positions around Kupyansk, Zaitsevo, and Novomyhailivka in the Kharkiv, Donetsk, and Kherson sectors respectively, without making significant progress.
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π₯Massive artillery attacks in Nikopol, Dnipropetrovsk region and border areas of Sumy region.
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π₯Shahed kamikaze drone strike damaged the Ladyzhyn thermal power plant in Vinnytsia region, six injured.
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βοΈReports indicated Russian forces launched a heavy counteroffensive towards Lyman on Tuesday, though the attack may have been disinformation existing only on the internet.
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October 12, 2022 20 events π₯ 4 π΄ 1 βΈ
π΄Avaliani was arrested in an abandoned Russian border village and detained for 10 days at the Zaitsevo Detention Center in occupied Luhansk, where he was beaten and subjected to mock execution.
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π₯Russian forces launched a seven-missile S-300 salvo at Zaporizhzhia shortly after midnight, with two missiles striking the city center and five hitting suburbs, partially destroying a residential building and resulting in three people being rescued from rubble.
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π₯Dnipro regional defense command reported a single explosion in the early afternoon, though by evening the cause and nature of the blast remained unclear.
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π₯Russian forces conducted missile attacks against Ukrainian targets.
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π₯Missile strike on central market in Avdiivka, Donetsk region killed seven and wounded eight.
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October 13, 2022 11 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian strike hit an apartment building in Mykolaiv with heavy artillery rocket or aerial bomb, killing eight people including a child.
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π₯Russian forces launched four missiles at Lviv.
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π₯Strikes on Nikopol and Marhanets, Dnipropetrovsk region caused power outages and serious damage to public buildings.
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π₯Two missile strikes on Kharkiv infrastructure caused power outages.
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π₯Attacks on Orihiv, Zaporizhzhia region killed two, wounded nine and destroyed civil infrastructure and utility networks.
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October 14, 2022 28 events π₯ 3 βοΈ 2 βΈ
π₯Intense fighting continues in eastern suburbs of Bakhmut with Wagner mercenaries leading attacks against Ukrainian Marines, Air Assault infantry and territorial defense battalions.
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π₯Russian forces launched six missiles at Lviv with four shot down according to Lviv regional defense command.
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π₯Russian Federation artillery strike on Kharkiv killed eight people.
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βοΈUkrainian Armed Forces struck Belgorod triggering air defenses in morning and subsequently destroying an ammunition dump beyond known UAF missile range.
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βοΈUkrainian Armed Forces struck a Russian ammunition dump at Svobodne in south Donetsk region.
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October 15, 2022 2 events π§ 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
π§Vadim Poida, president of the consortium, responded with a five-stage plan to establish a closed payment system between Russian and Indian companies using digital financial assets to bypass Western oversight, estimating purchases of up to Rbs100bn in dual-use components.
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π¦In Fall 2022, Ukrainehilfe purchased and delivered generators ranging from small to industrial size to Ukraine, with some deployed to the front and others to children's institutions and hospitals.
October 16, 2022 5 events π¦ 2 π’ 2 π΄ 1 βΈ
π΄Ukrainian Armed Forces combat engineers extracted a sunken Russian tank from a river.
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π¦Germany has delivered assault bridging systems to Ukraine, though critics note the deliveries are not proportional to Germany's economic capacity and lack heavy battlefield weapons.
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π¦French Defense Minister Sebastian Lecornu announced France will supply short-range Crotale air defense systems to Ukraine from its existing inventory of 12 systems.
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π’Chancellor Scholz's administration head Wolfgang Schmidt compared Leopard-2 tanks for Ukraine to Nazi Germany's V-2 missiles when questioned by a reporter about Germany's reluctance to send tanks.
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π’Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, head of the Bundestag Defense Committee, criticized Wolfgang Schmidt's comparison of Leopard-2 tanks to Nazi V-2 weapons as inappropriate and wrong.
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October 17, 2022 4 events π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 π 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian drone strike destroyed a 4-story apartment building in downtown Kyiv, killing four civilians including a pregnant couple; a cat was rescued from the rubble.
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π‘οΈKyiv traffic police and armed citizens fired personal weapons at a Shahed drone near the train station, potentially shooting it down or disrupting its terminal dive.
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πTwo Tajik nationals conscripted into a Russian military training unit in Belgorod opened fire on fellow soldiers, killing between 13 and 22 personnel.
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ποΈRussian strikes knocked out electrical power in Lviv for approximately 24 hours.
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October 18, 2022 18 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian drones and missiles struck a Kyiv power plant three times, causing a 90-minute power outage and temporary disruption of phone towers and internet.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted artillery attacks on villages east of the Oskil reservoir toward Sviatove, while reportedly losing 2km of ground near Kreminna to a Russian push supported by aviation.
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π₯Wagner Group forces, reinforced and using penal troops as first wave assault units, continued attacks on Bakhmut; Ukrainian 72nd Air Assault Brigade repelled assaults on surrounding villages and conducted limited counterattacks.
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π₯Ukrainian forces launched pushes and heavy artillery barrages against Russian positions near multiple villages in the Kherson direction.
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π‘οΈUkrainian air defense forces shot down six Shahed kamikaze drones, four Kalibr cruise missiles, one X-101 cruise missile, and one Su-25 combat jet.
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October 19, 2022 15 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian Tu-95 bomber(s) launched at least five X-101 cruise missiles from Rostov Oblast airspace targeting the Kyiv power station.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted a substantial push of 1-2 battalions toward Nova Kakhovka and Berislav, supported by artillery and UAVs, involving elements of the 60th Infantry, 28th Mech Infantry, 17th Tank, and 128th Mountain Brigades.
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π₯Russian long-range strikes allegedly hit positions of the 60th Infantry, 35th Marines, and Foreign Legion near Mykolaiv; a Foreign Legion base was reportedly struck but unoccupied at the time.
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π₯Russian missiles fell in Dnipro causing moderate damage.
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π₯A wave of Shahed kamikaze drones launched from Crimea targeted Mykolaiv region; 14 were shot down by air defense, ground units, and police.
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October 20, 2022 11 events π₯ 4 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces attempted to ford the Zherebets River east of Kupyansk but were halted with losses in the vicinity of Stelmahovka, Rozovka, and Raigorodk.
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π₯Ukrainian 14th and 92nd Mechanized Brigades plus foreign troops conducted a reconnaissance-in-force near Petropavlovka, Peschany, and Berestovoye, coming under fire and losing armored and light vehicles.
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π₯HIMARS strike destroyed a Russian D-30 howitzer using air-burst munitions, demonstrating counter-battery capabilities potentially guided by AN/TPQ-37 radar.
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π₯A HIMARS strike destroyed a ferry and van carrying Russian journalist Oleg Klochkov while crossing the river, killing Klochkov.
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βοΈTwo Russian MiG-31 interceptors took off from a Belarusian airfield, activating Ukrainian early warning networks; Russian defense ministry later stated this was combat air patrol for the new Russo-Belarusian combat command.
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October 21, 2022 6 events β‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 π΄ 1 π§ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian sources claimed Ukrainian forces attempted to push south from the Inhulets River towards Beryslav.
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π΄Ukrainian Joint Forces South Command announced the liberation of eight villages in the Kherson sector.
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β‘οΈRussian units reportedly withdrew from positions at the north and south ends of the Dnipro hydroelectric dam, carrying looted goods including appliances.
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β‘οΈRussian regular forces evacuated from Snihurivka, leaving covering units composed of mobilized militia from occupied Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
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π§Russian sources claimed Ukrainian forces attempted to land sabotage teams by the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam.
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October 22, 2022 25 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Wagner mercenaries engaged in house-to-house fighting against Ukrainian units led by the 72nd Mechanized Infantry Brigade in Bakhmut.
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π₯Russian forces attacked the village of Pobedy in an attempt to outflank Ukrainian fortifications near Marynka.
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π₯Unconfirmed reports indicated a Ukrainian mechanized push in the Terny sector attempting to cut the Kreminna-Sviatove highway.
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π₯Russia launched waves of cruise missiles from 0700-1100 targeting Ukrainian power stations, with thirteen X-101/X-555 and five Kalibr missiles reported shot down.
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π₯At least six Russian missiles were fired at Kyiv; air defense forces shot down five of them.
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October 23, 2022 4 events π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯UAF conducted precision guided strikes destroying an ammo dump and troop concentration in Kozatske.
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βοΈUAF conducted counterattack pushing Wagner fighters back approximately two kilometers and regaining control of a gypsum processing factory on the outskirts of Bakhmut.
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βοΈAir defense units shot down 11 Shahed-136 kamikaze drones and other troops shot down 3 more during 22-23 October.
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π΄Georgian Legion reported capturing the village Mylove, inflicting casualties and taking prisoners.
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October 24, 2022 22 events π₯ 4 π 1 βΈ
πTwo days after being returned to his unit, Avaliani was injured in an explosion near the front line, suffering a concussion and a heart attack.
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π₯RF reports indicated a battalion-strength UAF attack at Velika Novoselivka failed.
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π₯RF reported UAF attacks in the Kherson sector were repelled with personnel and vehicle losses.
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π₯Exchange of fire reported between UAF and RF at Terny and Torske near the Sviatove/Kupiansk line.
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π₯UAF HIMARS strike destroyed a building occupied by hundreds of Kadyrovtsy (Chechen fighters) in Kaira, with reported casualties ranging from 60-100+ dead.
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October 25, 2022 8 events π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 β‘οΈ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯Two senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard officers, including Colonel Molashakhi, were assassinated in southeast Iran; Ukrainian media report they were key figures in Iranian drone shipments to Russia and that Mossad was likely responsible.
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βοΈTen suicide drones were reportedly launched from Belarus, triggering air raid alerts in the southern Kyiv region.
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π΄Videos emerged of purported Wagner POWs, former inmates, declaring they received no support and criticizing Putin, indicating falling Wagner fighting quality.
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β‘οΈRussian army trucks were observed leaving Kherson city retreating toward the Dnipro River, visibly transporting looted office furniture.
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π₯German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his entourage spent two hours in a bomb shelter during an air raid alert while visiting Ukraine.
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October 26, 2022 28 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Mixed reports of continued Wagner assault operations versus Ukrainian counter-attacks in Bakhmut, with territory changing hands by the dozens of meters.
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π₯Multiple unconfirmed reports that Ukrainian forces pushed into the suburbs of Lysychansk.
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π₯Unconfirmed pro-RF report stated Ukrainian forces attempted company-sized attacks near villages Bruskinsky and Ishchenka without success and suffered losses.
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π₯UAF laid down a pattern of HIMARS rockets on the Antonovsky bridge overnight Tuesday-Wednesday.
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π₯Ukrainian forces fired at least one rocket at a Chechen training base near Novoivanivka, killing at least 10 Chechen fighters.
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October 27, 2022 7 events π₯ 3 ποΈ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
ποΈElon Musk purchased Twitter at the end of 2022, after which the platform removed state-affiliated media marks from Russian media accounts and lifted restrictions on coverage of Russian diplomatic accounts.
π₯UAF rocketed the train switching yard at Shakhtarsk, hitting the control building but missing much of the rolling stock.
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π₯Hours after a Russian TV reporter filmed the site claiming Ukrainians missed key targets, UAF struck the Shakhtarsk rail station with HIMARS rockets, igniting a major fuel fire among rail cars.
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π₯Fighting reported near village of Berestove as part of broad front probing operations.
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βοΈUnconfirmed reports of unsuccessful Russian Federation attempts to regain ground north of Sviatove with counterattacks.
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October 28, 2022 22 events π‘οΈ 2 π΄ 2 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Fighting involving tanks, APCs, infantry and artillery reported in village Pesachne as UAF attempted to cut the R66 highway and gain control of the route.
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π‘οΈContinued fighting in Bakhmut with both sides taking casualties; UAF rotating troops with intent to hold the town against Wagner mercenaries.
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π‘οΈFront line largely static with Ukrainians stopped pushing and Russians digging in; main activity is trading longer-range fire with Russians bombarding homes and Ukrainians targeting military objectives.
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π΄Full UAF control confirmed in village Torske, with reports of sabotage groups operating in the area.
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π΄Full UAF control confirmed in village Nevske.
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October 29, 2022 17 events βοΈ 2 π₯ 1 π‘οΈ 1 β 1 βΈ
π₯Both sides reported artillery exchanges near Kreminne and Lysychansk, with Russian claims of a Ukrainian ground push toward Kreminne unconfirmed by Ukrainian sources.
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π‘οΈOperational Command South claimed a mobile anti-aircraft team used a handheld MANPADS (Stinger or Mukha) to intercept a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile.
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βοΈAirborne drones appeared over Sevastopol at approximately 5 AM, triggering Russian air defenses including anti-aircraft missiles and small arms fire that continued into the morning.
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βοΈA US Global Hawk reconnaissance drone conducted surveillance in circular patterns off the coast of Crimea during the Sevastopol raid, collecting signals intelligence on Russian military movements.
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βUkrainian forces launched six to eight remote-controlled water drones at Russian warships near Sevastopol port, including the frigate Admiral Makarov and minesweeper Ivan Golubets, causing explosions and damage.
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October 30, 2022 7 events π¦ 3 ποΈ 1 π 1 βΈ
ποΈA landmine detonated near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant perimeter on October 30, cutting power to reactor unit 4 and forcing reliance on external power lines.
πUkrainian Army General Staff claimed 950 Russian soldiers were killed in fighting over the past 24 hours, described as a record daily toll.
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π¦Lithuania agreed to repair twelve German PzH2000 self-propelled howitzers for Ukraine, representing approximately two-thirds of Ukraine's fleet of these systems.
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π¦Australia announced it will send 30 additional Bushmaster Protected Mobility Vehicles to Ukraine.
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π¦Italy announced a substantial weapons package including 20-30 M109L howitzers, six PzH2000 howitzers, M113 armored personnel carriers, two MLRS systems firing HIMARS-compatible rockets, and three batteries of Aspide anti-aircraft missiles.
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October 31, 2022 15 events π₯ 3 π§ 1 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯An improvised explosive device detonated in Berdyansk on October 31, seriously wounding the Russian occupation deputy mayor, likely in a partisan attack.
π§Ukrainian special forces penetrated a Russian airfield in Pskov Oblast and destroyed two Ka-52 attack helicopters with explosives, badly damaging a third; a fourth charge failed to detonate.
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π₯Russia launched approximately 50 cruise missiles in the third consecutive week of attacks targeting Ukrainian electrical infrastructure.
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π₯Debris from a Russian missile shot down by Ukrainian air defense landed in Transnistria, Moldova, damaging windows of a civilian farm building.
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π‘οΈUkrainian Air Force claimed to have intercepted 44 of approximately 50 incoming Russian missiles, achieving an 80 percent kill rate.
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π€Serbia voted for the UN resolution condemning Russia's annexation of four eastern regions of Ukraine.
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November 2022 (259 events)
November 1, 2022 9 events β‘οΈ 2 π‘οΈ 1 π΄ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
π‘οΈAndriy Kisilyov described Russian forces' defensive tactics using irrigation canals, farms, and terrain features for setting up defense lines during the Kherson offensive.
π΄Russian forces retreating from Kherson abducted approximately 2,000 Ukrainian prisoners from local prisons during their occupation.
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β‘οΈUkrainian forces entered Kherson city after its liberation from Russian occupation, with Andriy Kisilyov among the first to enter.
β‘οΈUkrainian prisoners from Kherson were relocated to Russian prison colonies in Krasnodar, Rostov, and Volgograd regions.
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ποΈLeaked documents dated November 2022 detailed the Shahed-236 drone's capabilities including night operation and strike accuracy within 3-5 meters of predetermined targets, with maximum range of 220 kilometers using relay drones and control stations.
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November 1, 2022 47 events π‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 +1 βΈ
π‘οΈRussian forces continued defensive preparations on the east bank of the Dnipro River in Kherson Oblast, digging trenches along the Nova Kakhovka-Dnipryany-Korsunka line and other areas.
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π₯Russian occupation officials announced the forced relocation of up to 70,000 residents from the east bank of the Dnipro River in Kherson Oblast to occupied territories and Russia, issuing housing vouchers and bonuses to prevent return.
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π₯Russian forces continued offensive operations around Bakhmut with intense fighting reported near Opytne, Soledar, and Zaitseve, involving Wagner troops attempting to break through Ukrainian defenses.
β‘οΈThe Russian Ministry of Defense began its semi-annual fall conscription drive, calling up 120,000 men across 85 federal subjects, while claiming conscripts will not serve in occupied territories.
ποΈRussian occupation authorities established deadlines of November 1 and December 2 for ZNPP personnel to sign contracts with Rosatom and limited Ukrainian personnel access, while Chechen forces arrived at Enerhodar.
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November 2, 2022 5 events π€ 2 π΄ 1 π₯ 1 π 1 βΈ
π΄Pavlivka changed hands at least twice over the past 48 hours but Ukrainian forces currently hold the town.
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π₯Russian forces sank privately-owned boats and destroyed half-built vessels in the Kherson marina to prevent cross-river movement.
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πUnconfirmed reports indicate the 155th Brigade of Naval Infantry (Pacific Fleet) suffered more casualties in two days of Donbass fighting than during the entire Second Chechen War.
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π€Prisoner exchange of 107 persons in each direction, reportedly including four Azov fighters from the Mariupol siege.
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π€Russia announced it would not withdraw from the UN-brokered Black Sea grain initiative after Turkey offered naval escorts, backing down from threats to quit the deal.
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November 3, 2022 23 events π₯ 4 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈVladimir Saldo announced a 15-km territory belt on the Dnipro left bank opposite Kherson would be cleared of civilians for safety.
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π₯Russian forces launched limited infantry-heavy pushes advancing 2β3 km against Ukrainian forward cordons near Novovodiane, Makiivka, and Bilohorivka.
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π₯Russian artillery periodically struck Kupiansk, formerly a Russian logistics center now used by Ukrainian forces.
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π₯DPR unit Sparta stormed positions near Avdeevka according to pro-Russian sources.
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π₯DPR units made limited progress near Opytne.
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November 4, 2022 7 events β‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 ποΈ 1 π¦ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈApproximately 12 of 18 PzH2000 howitzers were sent to Lithuania for maintenance due to barrel wear from intense firing.
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β‘οΈStolen museum exhibits from Kherson were transferred to the Central Museum of Tavrida in Simferopol, Crimea under Russian control.
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π₯The looting of the Kherson Regional Art Museum continued, with over 10,223 exhibits stolen including works by Ivan Aivazovsky, Oleksii Shovkunenko, and other artists.
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ποΈPutin announced repair timelines for the Kerch Bridge, requiring replacement of four road sections by March 30 and rail spans by September 15, effectively breaking the Crimea supply route.
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π¦Ukraine took delivery of approximately 28 upgraded T-55 tanks from Slovenia, fitted with 105mm NATO-standard guns.
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November 5, 2022 15 events π₯ 4 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces conducted aggressive patrols and probes around Sviatove, suffering manpower losses while seeking targets for long-range weapons.
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π₯Russian forces continued attacks on Bakhmut while Ukrainian forces conducted defensive operations.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck the Akhtamar Hotel with at least two HIMARS rockets, targeting Chechen forces housed there.
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π₯An explosion struck a Russian headquarters and vehicle park in occupied Melitopol, destroying 10 vehicles, damaging 80, and injuring 50 soldiers and officers.
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βοΈUkrainian forces counterattacked east of Pavlivka, advancing approximately three kilometers and expanding their defensive lines.
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November 7, 2022 2 events π₯ 1 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces conducted offensive operations to capture Sinehurivka in order to position artillery within 25km range of Russian Dnipro River crossing points.
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π₯Russian forces destroyed mobile phone towers throughout Kherson Oblast during the final week of their retreat to prevent civilian reporting of troop movements to Ukrainian forces.
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November 9, 2022 4 events β‘οΈ 2 π 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
β‘οΈRussian Defense Minister Shoigu ordered Russian troops to withdraw from the western part of Kherson to the left bank of the Dnipro River.
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β‘οΈMilitary analyst visits mixed infantry units including regular forces, volunteers, territorial defense, and foreign legion in Kharkiv and Kyiv regions to assess tactics, equipment, training, and organizational structures.
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πKirill Stremousov, Russian-appointed Kherson occupation official, died in a car crash.
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ποΈUkrainian military units have become dependent on volunteers and public donations as a real, long-term component of combat unit logistical support in the conventional war.
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November 10, 2022 3 events π 2 π΄ 1 βΈ
π΄Ukrainian advances in the Kherson sector picked up small groups of Russian POWs.
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πA severely wounded soldier was evacuated directly from the front line to Kharkiv regional hospital as a pit stop pending transfer to specialists in Kyiv.
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πA soldier from a unit interviewed by the author was badly wounded the previous day, affecting unit morale.
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November 11, 2022 7 events π΄ 2 π₯ 1 π₯ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π΄Lead elements of Ukrainian light infantry units entered Kherson city center as Russian forces completed withdrawal, meeting little resistance and being greeted by cheering civilians.
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π₯Russian forces destroyed the Antonovsky Bridge and pontoon crossings after completing troop withdrawal to prevent Ukrainian pursuit.
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π₯Ukrainian artillery conducted fires on Russian troops at Dnipro River crossing sites during the retreat, according to Joint Forces Command South claims of devastating casualties.
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π΄Ukrainian forces captured abandoned Russian military equipment including tanks, ammunition dumps, and a Mi-24 Hind gunship left behind during the Russian retreat.
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β‘οΈRussian forces completed an organized retreat from the Kherson right bank to the left bank, extracting an estimated 10,000-40,000 troops via ferries and pontoon bridges with rear guards maintaining positions until final withdrawal.
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November 12, 2022 1 event π’ 1 βΈ
π’Commander of Ukraine's Joint Forces Command South visited Kherson and was greeted by cheering civilians while spokesmen claimed artillery devastated Russian forces during the retreat.
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November 13, 2022 3 events π₯ 3 βΈ
π₯Wagner Group units conducted combined arms attacks on Ukrainian positions in Pavlivka, suffering heavy casualties including multiple armored vehicles destroyed in a Ukrainian missile ambush.
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π₯Russian forces including 155th and 55th Marine Infantry Brigades conducted heavy attacks on Bakhmut, suffering estimated 500-800 casualties daily and reduced to 10 percent strength according to Ukrainian reports.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted ground pushes and positional warfare against Russian BARS-13 militia units in the Sviatove-Kreminne area.
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November 14, 2022 3 events ποΈ 1 π¦ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
ποΈThe Druzhba pipeline carrying Russian oil to Hungary shut down when pumps lost power due to Russian strikes on Ukrainian power infrastructure, resuming after approximately 12 hours.
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π¦France is sending additional Caesar howitzers to Ukraine; existing Caesars and German PzH2000s are reportedly wearing out due to high rates of fire.
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π’General Valery Zaluzhny stated that the Ukrainian Armed Forces (ZSU) will accept no negotiations, agreements, or compromise solutions.
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November 15, 2022 21 events π₯ 3 π 2 βΈ
πTwo missiles hit Poland in November 2022, killing two people. The Kremlin claimed the missiles belonged to Ukrainian air defense; Polish President Andrzej Duda called it an accident.
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πTwo Polish nationals were killed when a missile struck a farm in the village of PrzewodΓ³w, Poland
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π₯Russia launched a massive wave of missile strikes across Ukraine, described as the worst wave so far, causing widespread power outages.
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π₯Ukrainian forces continue pressuring Makeevka to break into Kreminna, with intense fighting between the 95th Airborne Assault Brigade and the Russian 15th Separate Motorized Brigade.
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π₯Explosions struck a Russian command center in Melitopol causing approximately 100 casualties, confirmed by Ukraine's General Staff.
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November 16, 2022 9 events π₯ 2 βοΈ 2 β 1 βΈ
π₯Back-and-forth combat occurred north and south of Svatove as Ukrainian and Russian forces fought for control of crossings over the Krasny River.
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π₯A Russian vehicle repair base in Mariupol exploded according to Ukrainian government sources, at a range beyond known Ukrainian weapon capabilities.
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βοΈRussia launched drones and missiles at Kyiv; Ukrainian defenses claimed to have shot down all projectiles with no damage reported.
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βοΈFour missiles fired from the Black Sea struck power infrastructure in Dnipro, damaging the grid and injuring at least five people.
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βUkrainian special forces conducted an amphibious raid on the Kinburn Spit using small boats, found no Russian forces present, and departed after exploiting the operation for media coverage.
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November 17, 2022 8 events π₯ 2 β‘οΈ 2 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked Russian positions around the approaches to Kreminna while Russian forces defended.
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π₯Russian long-range missile strikes targeted infrastructure, heating systems, and the Motor Sych aircraft repair factory in Zaporizhzhia.
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π‘οΈUkrainian defenses in the Bakhmut sector are under substantial pressure from Russian artillery and tank advantages but remain holding according to a soldier's account.
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β‘οΈUnconfirmed reports indicate Ukrainian Armed Forces are shifting additional light infantry to the Kreminna sector to probe for weaknesses in Russian lines.
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β‘οΈRussian forces reportedly retired 15-25 km south of the Dnipro River to positions outside HIMARS range.
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November 18, 2022 5 events π 2 π₯ 1 β 1 π’ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian HIMARS struck the rail network around Ilovaisk train station, hitting a bridge overpass precisely to disrupt Russian reinforcements.
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βUkrainian forces deployed a suicide drone boat into the Russian naval base at Novorossiysk, striking an oil or fuel storage tank without causing a major fire.
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πEvhen Kolesnichenko, a member of Ukraine's Shakhtar professional handball team who joined the Kyiv territorial defense battalions, was killed in fighting.
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πHorlivka hospital was reportedly overloaded with Russian casualties, primarily recently-mobilized conscripts, requiring overflow transport to Crimea.
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π’President Zelensky stated that Russian forces conducted more than 100 attacks in the Donbass sector in the previous 24 hours and praised UAF troops as heroes.
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November 19, 2022 14 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces reportedly attacked multiple settlements near Svatove, attempting to push Ukrainian forces back from the approaches and re-establish a defensive line on the Zherebets River.
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π₯Russian forces attacked Novomyhailivka and shelled Marynka and Krasnohorodivka, continuing efforts to push Ukrainian artillery out of range of Donetsk city.
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π₯Russian forces attacked Bakhmut and surrounding towns; some reports indicated Russian forces captured Opytne, though this was not confirmed by all sources.
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π₯Difficult meeting battles reported around Novoselivka between Ukrainian and Russian forces.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces claimed to have intercepted a Russian commando landing party on the Mykolaiv region coast, reportedly killing and capturing approximately 40 personnel.
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November 20, 2022 4 events π’ 3 π€ 1 βΈ
π€Israeli National Security Council head Eyal Hulat warned Russia that cooperation with Iran resulting in Iranian ballistic missiles in Russia could lead to Ukraine receiving precision-guided ballistic missiles.
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π’Ukrainian Airborne Forces celebrated their annual holiday with official ceremonies and award presentations.
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π’Andriy Yermak announced Ukraine is working with allies to establish a multi-layer air defense system with long-term contributions from guarantor nations.
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π’German Chancellor Olaf Scholz publicly called on Vladimir Putin to remove troops from Ukraine and stated that no country is the backyard of its neighbor.
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November 21, 2022 12 events β‘οΈ 3 π₯ 2 βΈ
π₯UAF forces including foreign mercenary units pressed attacks on multiple settlements near Svatove and Kreminne.
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π₯A US-made International MaxxPro armored personnel carrier struck an anti-tank mine; the crew survived the blast.
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β‘οΈRussian reinforcements, likely transferred from the Kherson region, arrived in the Bakhmut sector.
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β‘οΈUAF buildup reportedly in progress near Vuhledar with objective to attack crossings on the Kashlagach river.
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β‘οΈPro-Russian sources reported UAF concentrating forces with equipment arriving by rail, accompanied by rumors of 40,000 troops and HIMARS deployment.
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November 22, 2022 1 event π¦ 1 βΈ
π¦Britain announced it will send three Falklands-era Sea King helicopters and 10,000 artillery shells to Ukraine.
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November 23, 2022 5 events π₯ 3 ποΈ 2 βΈ
π₯Russian forces launched approximately 70 cruise missiles and 10 Iranian drones targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Ukrainian air defense shot down 51 missiles and 5 drones. Strikes began around 1440 and concluded by 1510.
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π₯A missile struck an apartment building in the Kyiv region, killing 10 people and injuring approximately 20 others.
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π₯LPR conscripts were pushed into an attack near Novoselivka and suffered heavy casualties from Ukrainian artillery fire.
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ποΈMissile strikes damaged two power stations in Kyiv, leaving approximately 80 percent of homes and businesses in the capital without electricity by 2230. Power and water were shut down across entire cities of Khmelnitsky and Lviv.
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ποΈPower outages occurred in parts of Moldova due to grid overloads resulting from damage to Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
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November 24, 2022 8 events π₯ 2 π 1 π¦ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Heavy fighting reported in and around Marynka and Pavlivka with conflicting claims between Ukrainian and Russian sources regarding which side controls Pavlivka.
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π₯Russian forces bombarded Kherson city using S-300 anti-aircraft missiles in a ground-to-ground role, complicating Ukrainian authorities' efforts to deliver food and power.
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πUkrainian military reported that Wagner Group ordered local authorities not to issue death certificates for killed troops, placing bodies in body bags without documentation, following particularly heavy casualties in the area.
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π¦The United States announced $450 million in military assistance including NASAMS missiles, HIMARS rockets, HARM missiles, and 150 armored HMMWVs, but excluding 155mm artillery ammunition due to inventory shortages.
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π€Prime Minister Denys Shmygal announced that Ukrainian ship and riverine boat crew members may be permitted to leave Ukraine with local command clearance, likely to crew NATO-standard vessels.
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November 25, 2022 1 event π’ 1 βΈ
π’Putin held a propaganda event meeting with military family members who had lost husbands or sons in Ukraine, expressing appreciation for their sacrifice while participants praised their losses.
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November 26, 2022 11 events π₯ 2 π‘οΈ 1 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces launched attempts to capture Ukrainian fortifications in the localities of Krasnohorivka, Nevelske, and Pervomaiske.
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π₯Russian forces shelled Avdiivka.
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π‘οΈGerman Mars artillery rocket system photographed deployed in muddy field conditions in Ukraine, described as one of the most effective artillery systems in theater along with American and British M270 systems.
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π₯Grain from Ukraine humanitarian food project was officially launched by President Zelensky on the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor to supply grain to vulnerable African nations.
βοΈUkrainian and international reconnaissance spotted seven Tu-95 bombers taking off from Engels airbase, indicating potential preparation for a new wave of cruise missile strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure.
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November 27, 2022 12 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian artillery struck the cross-border town of Vovchansk, damaging a residential building and injuring a 66-year-old man who was hospitalized.
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π₯Russian forces struck Kupyansk with S-300 missiles during the night and morning hours, with no casualties reported.
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π₯Ukrainian forces conducted infantry probes for weak points using the Sviata Hora forest belt as cover, with daily fire raids reported on Russian positions in the Kreminne sector.
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π₯Wagner Group forces conducted offensive operations against Opytne and Soledar, engaging in slow house-to-house fighting with high casualties on both sides.
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π₯Artillery exchanges occurred in the Zaporizhzhia-Kryvyi Rih sector, with Ukrainian return fire reportedly limited possibly due to ammunition shortages.
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November 28, 2022 3 events βοΈ 1 π€ 1 π’ 1 βΈ
βοΈMaxar satellite imagery detected approximately two dozen Tu-95 and Tu-160 bombers with fuel tanks and ammunition at Engels-2 airfield, indicating preparation for missile strikes.
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π€Reports emerged that the US is considering financing acquisition of GLSDB (ground-launched small diameter bomb) artillery rockets for Ukraine.
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π’Ukrainian bloggers uncovered that a Russian soldier presented by the Kremlin as having died in Ukraine in 2022 actually died in occupied Luhansk in 2019, exposing the Kremlin's meeting with mothers as disinformation.
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November 29, 2022 2 events π΄ 1 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π΄According to DPR leader Denis Pushilin, Russian forces captured villages Ozaryanivka and Zelenopolie north and south of Bakhmut, placing the city at risk of encirclement.
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β‘οΈBelarusian opposition sources reported that Russian troops in Belarus are heading east via train and truck to reinforce the Donbass sector.
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November 30, 2022 14 events π₯ 4 ποΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces continued heavy attacks and pressure on Bakhmut with the aim of encircling the city, according to both Russian and Ukrainian sources.
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π₯A Russian Lancet kamikaze drone struck a Ukrainian D-20 152mm howitzer belonging to the 59th Motorized Brigade, causing minor damage including a blown tire and chipped paint.
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π₯Ukrainian forces used HIMARS/M270 systems positioned near the Dnipro River bank to strike Russian supply and command sites in Skladovsk.
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π₯An oil storage facility in Russia's Bryansk Oblast was set on fire, reportedly by Ukrainian attack drones or a munition, marking another strike beyond expected Ukrainian weapon range.
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ποΈA major fire broke out at a power plant in Perm, Russia, requiring evacuation of 500 people and affecting heating for thousands of homes.
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December 2022 (176 events)
December 1, 2022 1 event π’ 1 βΈ
π’Volodymyr Zelenskyy attended his first trip abroad since the invasion in Washington a few days before Christmas 2022.
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December 1, 2022 36 events π₯ 4 π€ 1 βΈ
π€The European Union and G7 introduced a ban on maritime imports of Russian crude oil and established a USD 60 per barrel price cap.
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π₯Moscow claimed to have successfully used Kinzhal missiles against Ukrainian targets for the second time.
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π₯Russia launched approximately 1,000 missiles targeting Ukraine's energy facilities during winter 2022-2023.
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π₯Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure last winter left millions without electricity and heating.
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π₯Russia launched massive missile barrages against Ukraine's infrastructure last winter, with up to 75 missiles per day in some days, targeting civilian infrastructure to freeze citizens and destroy morale.
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December 2, 2022 21 events π‘οΈ 2 π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 π΄ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian artillery elements from 93rd Mech Brigade, 44th Artillery Brigade, and 3rd Separate Assault Brigade conducted 155mm strikes on Wagner infantry attacks, as recorded by journalist Yury Butusov.
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π‘οΈRussian sources claimed Ukrainian pushes at Ploshanka, Chervonpopovka, and Zhytlovka were repelled with losses.
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π‘οΈUkrainian forces reported repelling Russian attempts to advance at Novomykhaylovka, Novodonetsk, and Novoselka with enemy losses.
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βοΈRussian sources claimed a Ukrainian UAV designed to function as a jammer was shot down near Makeevka; no independent confirmation available.
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π΄Russian forces reportedly captured villages Belohorodivka and Pershe Travnia and advanced up to 5km north and south of Bakhmut.
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December 3, 2022 9 events π€ 3 βοΈ 1 β 1 βΈ
βοΈThree Tu-95 strategic bombers took off from Engels-2 airfield, conducted patrol flights, and returned without launching strikes.
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βRussia reportedly doubled its deployed naval missile capacity at sea from 12 to 24 missiles across 18 vessels.
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π€A Tu-204 aircraft reportedly carrying the Russian Defense Minister flew from Moscow to Minsk for talks with Belarusian military counterparts regarding potential coordination for future strikes or airspace usage.
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π€The Iranian government reportedly requested Russian assistance in suppressing public unrest within Iran.
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π€Belarus and Russia signed a military cooperation agreement, presented on state television as a photo opportunity.
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December 5, 2022 4 events π₯ 3 π₯ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces attacked Russian strategic nuclear bombers parked at an air base deep inside Russia, reportedly using modified obsolete Cold War-era cruise missiles.
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π₯A series of explosions struck Russian-controlled Melitopol during the night.
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π₯Ukrainian forces reportedly conducted drone strikes on two Russian bomber airfields using modified Soviet-era Tu-141 reconnaissance drones.
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π₯Ukrainian artillery or HIMARS destroyed the Makeevka power substation servicing Donetsk overnight.
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December 6, 2022 4 events π₯ 3 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯A drone struck a fuel storage facility at a local air force base in Kursk Oblast, causing a serious fire.
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π₯A drone missed a military strategic reserve fuel storage facility in Bryansk Oblast by three meters and exploded.
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π₯Ukrainian forces attempted to strike Belbek airfield in Crimea with drones, but Russian media claimed all drones were shot down.
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β‘οΈUkrainian soldiers evacuated an armored vehicle without wheels using an improvised direct approach.
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December 8, 2022 1 event π¦ 1 βΈ
π¦Ukrainian Armed Forces took into field use two domestically produced drones, the E-300 Enterprise (300 kg payload) and D-80 Discovery (80 kg payload), manufactured by private industry without involvement of state monopoly Ukroboronprom.
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December 9, 2022 5 events π¦ 2 π€ 2 π’ 1 βΈ
π¦United States announced $275 million military assistance package including 80,000 155mm artillery rounds, 120mm mortar rounds, anti-drone technology, HIMARS rockets, air defense systems, 150 generators, and HUMMV-based ambulances.
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π¦German defense firm Rheinmetall accepted an order from Ukraine for two Skynex anti-aircraft systems valued at 182 million EUR, with delivery expected in 2024.
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π€British Times reported that the United States decided to allow Ukraine to strike targets inside Russia, potentially clearing the way for delivery of longer-range systems such as ATACMS missiles.
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π€Morocco agreed to donate T-72 tank parts to Ukraine, becoming the first African state to provide military support to Ukraine, with American coordination instrumental to the deal.
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π’Presidential advisor Mykola Podolyak stated that deliveries of US Abrams tanks, German Leopard tanks, and US Patriot anti-aircraft missiles to Ukraine would arrive within two weeks to two months.
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December 14, 2022 12 events π₯ 4 β‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russian forces launched a wave of Shahed drones targeting Kyiv; all drones were intercepted by Ukrainian air defenses with no impacts on the power grid.
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π₯Ukrainian forces struck the headquarters of Russia's 58th Army in occupied Melitopol, with Ukrainian sources claiming 60 killed and 150 injured.
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π₯Ground fighting in Bakhmut intensified in built-up areas where artillery effectiveness is reduced, with both sides trading small gains measured in dozens of meters.
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π₯Ukrainian forces were confirmed to be employing M741/M718 155mm artillery projectiles capable of scattering nine anti-tank mines each.
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β‘οΈRussian occupation authorities in Horlivka began conscripting men previously exempt from military service due to health or employment status.
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December 15, 2022 1 event π’ 1 βΈ
π’President Vladimir Putin allegedly issued a directive regarding Russian Red Cross legislation at a December 2022 Security Council meeting.
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December 16, 2022 15 events π₯ 4 π‘οΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Russia launched approximately 70-72 cruise missiles at targets across Ukraine, including 20 sea-launched Kaliber, 40 X-101/X-55 air-launched, and 5 other types, with roughly 10-15 striking targets while air defenses intercepted the majority.
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π₯Kyiv was the primary target of the missile barrage with 40 missiles launched at the capital, of which 37 were intercepted by air defenses, with one missile downed in a residential section.
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π₯Zaporizhia was struck by 10-12 missiles, suffering the worst damage of the wave, causing complete blackout of the entire region.
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π₯A Russian missile struck an apartment building in Kryvyi Rih (Krivoi Rih), killing three civilians and injuring thirteen others, including four children.
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π‘οΈKyiv air defense command claimed a Territorial Defense member used a machine gun to shoot down a cruise missile, with the author noting possible autocannon fire in the south of the city.
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December 22, 2022 5 events π’ 2 π₯ 1 π¦ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces reportedly used French Caesar howitzers to strike a hotel in Donetsk where Dmitry Rogozin was celebrating his birthday, injuring him and several associates.
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π¦The United States announced $1.85 billion in military aid including a Patriot battery, HIMARS ammunition, Excalibur shells, JDAMs, HARM rockets, and equipment to outfit approximately two new motorized infantry brigades.
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π€Greece is reportedly considering transferring S-300 air defense systems from Crete to Ukraine if the United States agrees to replace them with Patriot systems.
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π’Yevgeny Prigozhin released a video addressing President Zelensky suggesting talks between Russia and Ukraine to resolve their conflicts.
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π’Vladimir Putin and Sergei Shoigu appeared on Russian television claiming to be at the front lines, though internet analysis confirmed they never left Russian territory.
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December 23, 2022 1 event π§ 1 βΈ
π§Car bomb detonated in Melitopol targeting two pro-Russian officials allegedly belonging to Russian secret police, inflicting serious injuries including loss of legs.
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December 25, 2022 1 event π¦ 1 βΈ
π¦Ukrainehilfe delivered generators to Ukraine in late 2022 using funds from a previous Christmas donation, intended to mitigate damage from Russian rocket attacks on the Ukrainian energy system.
December 26, 2022 7 events π₯ 1 π 1 ποΈ 1 π€ 1 +1 βΈ
π₯A previous Ukrainian drone strike on Engels-2 took place, likely using FPV drones flown by Ukrainian agents.
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πFollow-up reports on Dmitry Rogozin reveal he suffered severe spinal injuries with metal lodged in spine from UAF strike, preventing medical evacuation to Moscow.
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ποΈReal estate portal reports Crimea property values dropped 72 percent since Kherson offensive, with 16,000 apartments for sale and Russian nationals abandoning the peninsula.
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π€US representatives voted against the most recent US defense spending bill, opposing US military support to Ukraine.
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π’Ukrainian military watcher claimed Tatarstan is forming local self-defense forces defying Moscow rules regarding local militias.
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December 28, 2022 1 event βοΈ 1 βΈ
βοΈDNA testing confirmed that Oleh Yefimenko, head of the Izium branch of the Plast youth organization who was tortured by occupiers, was buried in the Izium mass grave.
December 29, 2022 15 events π₯ 5 βΈ
π₯Russian forces launched cruise missiles attacking Kyiv from the south as part of a massed strike on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
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π₯Russian missile strikes caused significant damage in Odesa.
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π₯Russian missile strikes caused significant damage in Lviv.
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π₯Russian missile strikes hit Kharkiv causing less severe damage compared to other cities.
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π₯Russian bombers launched cruise missiles from over the Caspian Sea.
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December 30, 2022 3 events π₯ 1 βοΈ 1 π€ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian Ground Forces member Oleksandr Matsievskiy, a 42-year-old Moldovan-born soldier captured near Bakhmut in late December 2022, was executed by Russian soldiers while unarmed and saying 'Slava Ukraini'. Video appeared on social media March 6, 2023.
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βοΈThe Procedure for Organization and Maintenance of Military Records was approved on December 30, 2022, effective January 5, 2023, establishing detailed requirements for employer compliance with military registration rules.
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π€President Vladimir Putin issued a decree extending a one-time payment of 195,000 rubles to mobilized men and soldiers to include Russian National Guard (Rosgvardia) personnel.
December 31, 2022 34 events π₯ 2 π‘οΈ 1 π§ 1 ποΈ 1 βΈ
π₯Ukrainian forces conducted a precision HIMARS strike on a Russian manpower and military equipment concentration point at Vocational School No. 19 in Makiivka, fewer than 13km east of the frontline.
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π‘οΈUkrainian air defense forces shot down all 45 Russian Iranian-made Shahed-136 drones fired at Ukraine on New Year's Eve using US-provided NASAMS air defense systems.
π§Volexity researchers discovered that the APT28 hackers had "daisy-chained" several networks together, exploiting credentials obtained from online sources and compromising a VPN appliance on a second network to gain access.
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π₯Russian forces conducted a cruise missile strike against a base of the Ukrainian 8th Separate Special Forces Regiment in Khmelnytskyi Oblast.
ποΈRussian regional governors nearly doubled spending on personal security from RUB 59.7 million in 2021 to RUB 91.6 million in 2022 following the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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π€During the first Shangri-La Dialogue in 2022, then-Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto suggested a ceasefire and demilitarized zone monitored by United Nations peacekeepers.
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ποΈApproximately 140,000 consumers in Chernihiv were left without power on the afternoon of Oct. 22 following Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
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β‘οΈRussian military attacks in the Donbas region have slowed down or shifted focus.
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π₯Missiles struck the city of Zaporizhzhia, damaging industrial facilities and causing a fire. The type of missiles used is being established.
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ποΈOver 6,000 people were evacuated from the Kurgan region as the Tobol River continued to rise steeply.
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π₯Russian shelling in the village of Makarykha, Zolochiv territorial community, Bohodukhiv district damaged a farm building.
π€German Chancellor Olaf Scholz stated that Germany is not a nuclear power but is a large country in the center of Europe that must weigh its actions carefully regarding the war.
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βοΈFormer Russian National Guard officer Viktor Strigunov was detained on corruption charges as part of what appears to be a Kremlin crackdown on potentially disloyal or corrupt figures among the Russian elite.
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