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Following announcement that Ukraine will form two new mechanized brigades despite existing units being understaffed and under equipped, the founder of the Come Back Alive foundation, one of Ukraine's largest military charities, announces they will not provide any donations or assistance to new units

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u/rulepanic — 12 hours ago
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Skilled Officers Leaving Ukrainian Army Amid Totalitarian Command Style: "growing number of experienced officers and field commanders are reportedly leaving military, citing CIC Syrskyi’s harsh command style, excessive micromanagement, and what many describe as the growing authoritarianism..."

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u/rulepanic — 1 day ago
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NATO’s frontline countries jockey for US troops after Trump’s Germany withdrawal: Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Romania are scrambling to make their case for fresh American troops, leveraging their support for the U.S. war in Iran.

politico.eu
u/rulepanic — 8 days ago
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“Something rather unusual is happening right now inside Russia.” Steve Rosenberg's dispatch for BBC Radio’s From Our Own Correspondent.

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u/rulepanic — 8 days ago
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Putin’s War Comes Home to Moscow: "Four years ago, President Vladimir Putin offered Moscow and its business elite a de facto deal: Support my war in Ukraine, and in exchange you won’t have to think about it. In the past week, that deal was broken."

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u/rulepanic — 8 days ago
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Breaking: Andriy Yermak, powerful ex-chief of staff of President Zelenskyy, has officially been charged by Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau in a deepening corruption probe, sources confirm to @FT .

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u/rulepanic — 9 days ago