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  • Zelensky invited to the first EU summit after the change of leadership

    Zelensky invited to the first EU summit after the change of leadership

    Zelensky invited to the first EU summit after the change of leadership

    EU Council President Antonio Costa invited Volodymyr Zelensky to the EU leaders ' summit. The main topics of discussion will be the situation in Ukraine, the global position of the EU and migration issues.

    EU leaders will hold the first summit after the change of leadership of European institutions, and also invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, writes UNN with reference to an invitation letter from President Antonio Costa to the European Council.

    Details

    The main topic of discussion will be the situation in Ukraine.

    "I have just returned from a visit to Kiev, on the first day of my mandate. We need to support Ukraine as much as necessary, and do everything possible to ensure that the Russian invasion is defeated and international law triumphs.",- Antonio Costa notes in the letter.

    Also, the president of the EU Council in his letter noted that this meeting is an occasion to emphasize support for Ukraine. Therefore, he invited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to share the events that are taking place in his country, as well as his views on how the EU can support Ukraine.

    In addition, another important topic of discussion will be the EU and the world.

    "I believe that we need a comprehensive and strategic discussion, without written conclusions, on the way forward regarding our global participation and priorities in a multipolar landscape marked by geopolitical tensions.",- said the president of the EU Council.

    In particular, issues of securing the European Union on the world stage will be raised, making the network of partners around the world wider and stronger. The issue of developing mutually beneficial relations with the UK, in particular the topic of Defense and security, will be discussed.

    In addition, the discussion will also focus on accelerating the implementation of an integrated approach to migration, focusing on the implementation of past decisions taken at the European Council meeting in October 2023.

    The situation in the Middle East will also be discussed, in particular how the European Union can contribute to de-escalation efforts.

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    The president of Ukraine held talks with the new head of EU diplomacy, Kai Kallas.

  • City pass up Liverpool chance, Brentford go full Brentford again, Villa lucky – it’s the F365 3pm Blackout

    City pass up Liverpool chance, Brentford go full Brentford again, Villa lucky – it’s the F365 3pm Blackout

    Pep Guardiola reacts during Manchester City's 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace

    Only three Premier League games kicking off at 3pm on a Saturday afternoon is utter woke nonsense, of course, but all three had their stories to tell.

    Crystal Palace 2-2 Manchester City: Guardiola’s side spurn Darragh-assisted opportunity
    Nobody truly believed a 3-0 win over Nottingham Forest in the week had magically cured all of Manchester City’s ills, but we did think there was a chance its positive impact might last more than one game.

    Instead, City once again appeared bewildered and confused for a trying 90 minutes of Barclays, and were grateful in the end to depart Selhurst Park with at least something to show for it.

    With Liverpool dropping points at Newcastle in midweek and seeing their short trip to Everton postponed by the effects of Storm Darragh, City had been granted an unexpected opportunity here to really eat into that lead and put something back on the leaders in a season where that really hasn’t been happening an awful lot.

    But it never really felt like it would happen here. City did at least show the gumption to twice fight back from a goal down, but twice finding yourself a goal down to a team that had managed only 12 goals in the first 14 games of the season tells its own story.

    Kyle Walker appears absolutely done at this level now, sadly bearing a look of constant befuddlement at the sudden, debilitating loss of the superpower pace that enabled him to be so good for so long.

    Even in their current reduced state, City are still City so Palace’s disappointment will be measured by that. But they could and should have won the game against this alarmingly generous iteration of the Guardiola Machine.

    Erling Haaland did at least capitalise on Salah’s blank weekend to draw level with him in the goalscoring charts, while hats off to Rico Lewis who has now scored in three consecutive Premier League games against Palace and in no Premier League games ever at all against anyone else. That’s the sort of niche statistical achievement that absolutely deserves to be celebrated with a daft late sending off.

    Brentford 4-2 Newcastle: Our League’s most reliably Barclays ground delivers again
    Felt reasonable to think that today’s weather conditions might make things unpredictable. That it might be that greatest of all football disruptors: the leveller.

    Not a bit of it at the Gtech, though, where the match followed a pattern now so firmly established for Brentford home games that even ChatGPT might have had a decent stab at getting a few details accurate.

    The key elements upon which one can rely in any Brentford home game these days are multiple,varied, but tremendously reliable. First of all, Brentford will win. That’s a given. They’ve now done so in seven of their eight home games (and none of their seven away games). Which is already a very good bit before you even get to the way they’ve gone about it.

    Which is to have their games feature all of the goals. We wouldn’t be so arrogant as to believe we could correctly identify the final score of this one in advance, but we did in discussions with a colleague bravely – some might even go so far as heroically, but that’s not for us to say – narrow it down to ‘somewhere between 3-2 and 5-4’.

    You’re also going to be wanting goals for Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa in your Archetypal Brentford Home Performance, naturally, and even the obligatory and vital opposition scorers – Alexander Isak and Harvey Barnes – feel absolutely bang on here.

    Since a rogue 1-1 draw with West Ham in September, Brentford’s Premier League home results now read: 5-3, 4-3, 3-2, 4-1, 4-2. That is a powerful run of very successful nonsense that deserves all the plaudits.

    And there’s every chance it extends into the new year, too: Brentford have only one home game left this year, and that’s against Forest. Now Forest are quite good, but they do also feel distinctly 3-2able by a side that is turning this kind of thing into high art.

    The first home game of 2025 is against Arsenal so yeah, good luck with that. But still. It’s world-class nonsense and we should definitely enjoy it while we can.

    Brentford have now scored 26 home goals in the league this season. Twenty-six! Not only is nobody else anywhere near matching that – Arsenal and Spurs trail in next on 17 apiece – but only the top four and Spurs can better that total across the whole season to this point. Brentford have already matched their home points tally from the whole of 2023/24, and need only three more goals to level that up as well.

    But Brentford aren’t done there with the nonsense, boasting as they do the second worst record in front of goal away from home.

    As for Newcastle, theirs is a 24/25 season that just seems determined in its refusal to launch. The early promise of 10 points from the first four games and then the renewed hope of back-to-back wins over Arsenal and Forest have each proved the falsest of dawns. Others are much more firmly in the spotlight currently, but there remains hope yet for the Eddie Howe Sack Clamour somewhere down the line once we’ve got West Ham, Wolves and Tottenham sorted.

    Aston Villa 1-0 Southampton: Villans still searching for form but Saints in no position to prosper
    The surest signs that Villa were now a proper team to be treated as such arrived with a couple of 1-0 home wins almost exactly a year ago in early December 2023.

    Man City were beaten at Villa Park on December 6, and Arsenal went the same way on December 9. This December 7 victory a year on doesn’t quite feel like it might have the same resonance or significance.

    Villa are not the first team to find the extra challenge of Champions League competition a tough burden to carry, but we must confess to surprise at the extent of it.

    Even six points from back-to-back home games this week has felt unconvincing, coming as they have against the away version of Brentford and a Southampton side just in absolutely no position mentally, technically or physically to pounce on a lethargic and leggy effort from Villa.

    Southampton have had games this season where they have pointedly given it a red hot crack. They have vexed Arsenal, City and Liverpool this season. So perhaps we should be less harsh on Villa for finding their name in that exalted list. But in all those games it felt like Southampton actually did some stuff to make the game awkward for their below-par opponents; here it just felt more like Southampton happening to be the team on the receiving end of such a performance rather than active participators.

    This felt more like the Southampton side from 3-0 and 5-1 defeats to Man United or Chelsea, or the one picked off so easily by a Wolves side enduring their own crisis. Hard to think Villa could possibly have emerged with three points from that performance against anyone else in the division.

    But emerge they did, and they do now at least have some kind of foundation, however unconvincing and shaky, to go again over Christmas and into the new year. We all know they are much better than this.

  • Estonian company to test new missiles designed to repel Shahed missiles in Ukraine

    Estonian company to test new missiles designed to repel Shahed missiles in Ukraine

    Estonian company to test new missiles designed to repel Shahed missiles in Ukraine

    Frankenburg Technologies will start testing its own anti-aircraft missiles in Ukraine in 2024. The missiles use IS for guidance and can shoot down targets at an altitude of up to 2 km.

    Estonian Defense Industry Company Frankenburg Technologies will start testing its own anti-aircraft missiles in Ukraine starting from the new year. This was announced by CEO of the company Kusti Salom in an interview with ERR, reports UNN.

    "This technology is promising, and we will start testing it in Ukraine in the new year," said Kusti Salm.

    According to him, the Test agreement has already been concluded, and the company's technology has attracted widespread attention.

    Previously, Bloomberg noted Frankenburg as one of the four leading startups in the High-Tech defense industry in Europe.

    An Estonian company with a simple motto – "technologies to win the war" – produces cheap missiles to shoot down drones that use artificial intelligence to hit targets, Bloomberg notes.

    The Frankenburg website states that the company aims to revolutionize missile guidance systems with a situational awareness program based on artificial intelligence.

    According to the general director of the company, the need for new weapons will not disappear, even if a ceasefire is concluded in Ukraine.

    "A new and much bigger war is expected in Europe," Salm told Bloomberg.

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    The Frankenburg Mark 1 anti – aircraft missile should deal more effectively with drones – kamikaze Shahed of Iranian origin.

    Sam told the military news publication Janes, that the Frankenburg missile can hit targets flying at an altitude of up to two kilometers. The Shahed-131 (Russian version of Geran-1) and Shahed-136 (Geran-2) drones used against Ukrainian forces usually take off at this altitude.

  • Zelenskyy after meeting with Trump and Macron: Peace through strength is possible – video

    Zelenskyy after meeting with Trump and Macron: Peace through strength is possible – video

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has described his meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron and US President-elect Donald Trump as productive, saying they all want to end the war in Ukraine fairly and as soon as possible.

    Source: Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Facebook

    Quote from Zelenskyy: "A good, productive meeting with President Trump and President Macron. As always, President Trump is determined. Thank you for that. Thanks also to President Macron for organising this meeting in Paris. We talked about our people, the situation on the battlefield, and a just peace for Ukraine. We all want to end this war as quickly and fairly as possible. We agreed to continue working. Peace through strength is possible!"

    Background: Zelenskyy's meeting with Macron and Trump in Paris on Saturday evening lasted 35 minutes, and there were no statements to the press afterwards.

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  • From bed to prison: a Bulgarian couple of spies who worked for the Kremlin were exposed in London

    From bed to prison: a Bulgarian couple of spies who worked for the Kremlin were exposed in London

    From bed to prison: a Bulgarian couple of spies who worked for the Kremlin were exposed in London

    London is considering a case of espionage by a group of agents who worked for Russian intelligence through an ex-Wirecard manager. Two of the five suspects have already pleaded guilty.

    Bulgarians suspected of spying for the Russian Federation were arrested naked in bed, writes UNN with reference to BILD.

    Details

    A large-scale espionage trial continues in London, in which a group of agents is suspected of working on behalf of former Wirecard manager Jan Marsalek for the Russian intelligence agency.

    Now two of the five defendants have pleaded guilty.

    In the course of the investigation, it became clear about the proximity of the stosunki between the Bulgarians Vanya Gaberova and the Beads of the Jambas.

    According to the prosecution, Vanya Gaberova was supposed to seduce a well-known journalist Hriso Grozev in order to make dirt that could then be used for espionage purposes.

    According to information, Hriso Grozev has long been a "bone in the throat" of the Kremlin. In particular, due to the fact that he solved Russian special operations, also investigated the MH17 crash, the murder of Vadim Krasikov in Berlin, and dealt with the poisoning of Alexey Navalny.

    However, Jambasov's former neighbors said that he lives with Ivanova, another suspect in espionage. They were called a couple. In addition, they head a public organization that allegedly introduces Bulgarians to the culture and norms of British society.

    Prosecutor Alison Morgan said the defendants used "sophisticated methods" and high-tech tools to carry out their espionage operations. For this, they received "huge amounts of money" and realized that their actions were aimed at the interests of Russia.

    Jan Marsalek has been in hiding since June 2020 after the bankruptcy of Wirecard, and, according to the latest data, is in Russia, living under an imaginary identity, according to the Süddeutsche Zeitung and the Russian platform dossier.

  • Syrian rebels claim to have reached Damascus’ suburbs

    Syrian rebels claim to have reached Damascus’ suburbs

    Syrian rebels claim to have reached Damascus' suburbs

    Editor's note: This is a developing story and is being updated.

    Syrian rebels claim to have reached the suburbs of Damascus, Syria's capital, on Dec. 7, as the rebel groups' rapid offensive against pro-government forces continues.

    In a statement issued by the Free Syrian Army rebel group, the group claimed that they reached "the gates of Damascus,” CNN reported. Multiple opposition activists as well a rebel commander also made the claim on Saturday.

    The Kyiv Independent cannot independently verify the claims.

    Syrian rebel forces have quickly advanced in recent days, with rebel forces gaining control of major cities Aleppo and Hama.

    Despite the ongoing offensive, Syrian President Bashar Al Assad remains in Damascus, his office said, denying claims that Assad had left the capital.

    As the rebel offensive continues, over 1,000 Syrian pro-government soldiers reportedly crossed into Iraq at the border between the two countries in Eastern Syria, a military sources told Iraq's state news agency. Syrian government forces have found themselves unable to resist rebel forces in various regions of the country amid the recent offensive.

    Although Ukraine is not involved in the conflict, the advance of Syrian rebels deals a blow to Assad's key ally, Russia.

    There is much at stake for Russia — if Assad's regime falls, Russia will lose its regional foothold in the Middle East, including its only naval base in the Mediterranean, and its regional and global influence will be diminished.

    Moscow deployed its troops to Syria in 2015, providing support to the Assad regime against multiple anti-government forces. Damascus has been supportive of the Kremlin during the ongoing invasion of Ukraine.

    Russian forces operating in Syria have been accused by the U.N. and other organizations of committing war crimes in the country, including the intentional bombing of hospitals and the usage of "double-tap" attacks, a tactic Russia has repeated in Ukraine.

    Russian milbloggers raise alarm over threat to Kremlin bases in Syria amid escalating Middle East crisisThere is much at stake for Russia — if Assad’s regime falls, Russia will lose its regional foothold in the Middle East.Syrian rebels claim to have reached Damascus' suburbsThe Kyiv IndependentMartina SapioSyrian rebels claim to have reached Damascus' suburbs
  • 91 combat engagements per day: where the occupiers are most actively attacking the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    91 combat engagements per day: where the occupiers are most actively attacking the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    91 combat engagements per day: where the occupiers are most actively attacking the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    Ukrainian defenders successfully repel enemy attacks and exhaust the adversary along the entire front line.

    Since the beginning of the day, there have been 91 combat engagements on the front. Our defenders are stopping the enemy, holding the lines and destroying the Russians' plans. At the same time, the occupiers continue to concentrate their efforts on the Lyman, Pokrovsk, Kurakhiv, Vremiv directions and in the Kursk region, reports UNN with reference to the message of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

    The border areas of Chernihiv region suffered from Russian artillery shelling. Today, the enemy fired at the settlements of Vilchyky and Senkivka.

    In the Kharkiv direction, the Defense Forces repelled one assault by enemy troops near Vovchansk.

    In the Kupiansk direction, the enemy tried to advance to our positions in the areas of Lozova, Masiutivka and Zeleny Hai five times during the day. Three combat engagements are ongoing.

    The aggressor has increased the number of attacks to 15 in the Lyman direction. He attacked near Tverdokhlivove, Kopanky, Bohuslavka, Hrekivka, Cherneshchyna, Makiivka, Zarichne, Terniv and Yampolivka. Eight combat engagements are currently ongoing.

    In the Kramatorsk direction, our defenders repelled four attacks by the occupiers in the areas of Chasiv Yar, Stupochky and Bila Hora. Two more attacks are ongoing.

    In the Toretsk direction, the enemy tried to advance five times in the areas of Toretsk, Dyliivka and Nelipivka. Currently, one battle is ongoing.

    The enemy's activity is currently maintained in the Pokrovsk direction as well. Here, 13 clashes of varying intensity have started today. Enemy attacks were repelled in the areas of Promin, Lysivka, Dachenske, Pushkine, Zoria and Novotroitske. Currently, six more combat engagements are ongoing.

    Fierce battles are raging in the Kurakhiv direction. Near Sontsivka, Zoria, Kurakhove, Yelizavetivka, Romanivka, Hannivka, Uspeniivka, Rozlyv and Neskuchne, 19 combat clashes took place during the day, eight attacks by the occupiers are ongoing.

    In the Vreme direction, the aggressor attacked the positions of our defenders 10 times in the area of the settlements of Veselyi Hai, Kostiantynopilske, Sukhi Yaly, Novodarivka, Novosillka, Temyrivka, five combat engagements are ongoing.

    In the Prydniprovsk direction, the Defense Forces repelled one enemy assault.

    In the Kursk region, Ukrainian defenders are still repelling 10 attacks by the invaders, a total of 16 combat engagements were recorded in the direction today.

    In the rest of the directions, there were no significant changes in the situation. The Ukrainian troops are exhausting the enemy along the entire line of contact and in the rear.

    "The Ukrainian troops are exhausting the enemy along the entire line of contact and in the rear", the headquarters added.

  • Elon Musk is likely to fly to Paris after Trump – Media

    Elon Musk is likely to fly to Paris after Trump – Media

    Elon Musk is likely to fly to Paris after Trump - Media

    American billionaire Elon Musk is expected at Le Bourget Airport to attend the opening of the restored Notre Dame. Earlier, Donald Trump had already arrived in Paris to participate in a diplomatic meeting of world leaders.

    American billionaire Elon Musk, who is close to US President-elect Donald Trump, is due to land at Le Bourget Airport, near Paris, local time, to attend the opening of Notre Dame. This was reported to the AFP news agency by a source, reports UNN.

    No details about the program of the visit to Paris of Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, who became close to the president-elect, are being reported at this stage.

    On Saturday morning, Donald Trump landed at Orly Airport (south of Paris). In addition to the revival of the building, a tense diplomatic meeting will be held in Paris on Saturday, in which several dozen world leaders are expected to participate.

    Zelensky arrived in Paris, where he will meet with Macron, and possibly with TrumpDec 7 2024, 12:03 PM • 10903 views

  • Russian milbloggers raise alarm over threat to Kremlin bases in Syria amid escalating Middle East crisis

    Russian milbloggers raise alarm over threat to Kremlin bases in Syria amid escalating Middle East crisis

    Russian milbloggers raise alarm over threat to Kremlin bases in Syria amid escalating Middle East crisis

    Russian military positions in Syria are under increasing threat as rebel forces make significant advances in the country, Russian milbloggers have warned.

    Syrian rebel forces launched a major surprise offensive last week, advancing rapidly through the country, and seizing the major cities of Aleppo and Hama.

    According to the latest reports, they are now approaching the capital Damascus. Events are unfolding rapidly, and the Russian milblogger's claims could not be independently verified.

    There is much at stake for Russia — if Assad's regime falls, Russia will lose its regional foothold in the Middle East, including its only naval base in the Mediterranean, and its regional and global influence will be diminished.

    But propping up Assad and defending the Syrian capital of Damascus from any rebel advance will require military support that Moscow may not be able to spare when the vast bulk of its forces are fighting in Ukraine.

    Russia operates the Tartus naval base, the Khmeimim Air Base, and other military facilities in the country.

    "Syria represents Moscow's only military foothold in the Mediterranean," Neil Quilliam, a Middle East expert at Chatham House, previously told the Kyiv Independent.

    Prominent Russian milblogger Rybar, with over 1.3 million followers on Telegram, sounded the alarm about the growing threats facing Moscow's forces in Syria.

    "We must acknowledge the reality — the insurgents will not stop," Rybar cautioned in a post on Telegram.

    "Their objective is to inflict maximum losses — both reputational and physical — on the Russian Federation’s representatives in Syria, with a particular focus on destroying our military bases."

    Similar claims were made by Russian milblogger Aleksei Zhivov who described events unfolding in Syria as "another front of the West against Russia with the participation of Turkey and NATO."

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    When Assad's regime captured Aleppo in 2016 after years of fighting for the city, Russia's military intervention was a major reason behind his success.

    Since 2015, Russia has sent warplanes, tanks, artillery, and ground troops to Syria.

    Rybar also reported that the rebels reportedly entered Palmyra, another Syrian city, without encountering resistance. Speculation arose that the Syrian army may have "abandoned all positions and retreated to Damascus or simply fled."

    In response, Russian journalist Yuri Kotyonok expressed concerns on his Telegram channel about the fate of the Tiyas military base near Palmyra, which hosts a Russian military battalion.

    Russian mil blogger Anastasia Kashevarova claimed preparations for an evacuation at Tiyas are underway and that Tifor, a shared military base operated by the Russian Ministry of Defense and Syrian forces, is already in the process of being evacuated.

    She added that Syrian coordinators within the Russian Defense Ministry are allegedly "urgently" assembling a group of veterans who have previously fought in Syria, reportedly to address the escalating challenges in the region.

    Russian milblogger Alexander Kots said "the situation in the country is heating up with each passing hour."

    He noted that if the militants "take the city [Homs] and make a dash to the border with Lebanon, then the governorates of Tartus and Latakia, where Russian military bases are deployed, will be cut off from the rest of the country."

    Kots added that while "the army and tactical aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces are doing everything possible to slow down the advance of the militants," these efforts are unlikely to succeed "without support on the ground."

    Russian milblogger Fighterbomber described the evolving situation in Syria as "roughly the same as in 2015," but with one exception: "The appearance of drones."

    He said drones have become a game-changing factor, stating that "no one, anywhere, has yet learned to reliably counter them."

    He warned that this development could put at risk the Russian-operated Khmeimim Air Base which could cease functioning if the enemy approaches "within artillery range or drone flight range."

    He added that evacuation would be nearly impossible, saying that "at best, we could evacuate most of the personnel, documentation, and operational aircraft," along with some equipment loaded onto transport ships, but "all other property would remain at the bases."

    Summing up, he argued the primary mission must be "to prevent the enemy from entering Latakia, even if it means temporarily surrendering all other territories."

    "The initiative is not on our side, and the situation is very difficult — this cannot be denied," he added.

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  • 91 clashes per day: where the invaders most actively attack the Ukrainian Armed Forces

    91 clashes per day: where the invaders most actively attack the Ukrainian Armed Forces

    91 clashes per day: where the invaders most actively attack the Ukrainian Armed Forces

    There were 91 clashes at the front, the greatest enemy activity in the Limansky, Pokrovsky, Kurakhovsky and Vremovsky directions. The invaders carried out the most attacks in the Kurakhovsky direction – 19 military clashes.

    Since the beginning of the day, 91 clashes have occurred at the front, and the invaders continue to focus their efforts on the Limansky, Pokrovsky, Kurakhovsky, Vremovsky directions and in the Kursk region. This is stated in the summary of the General Staff as of 16:00, Reports UNN.

    In the Kharkiv direction, the defense forces repelled one assault by enemy troops near Volchansk.

    In the Kupyansky direction during the day, the enemy tried five times to advance to our positions in the areas of Lozovaya, Masyutovka and Zeleny Gai. Three clashes continue.

    The aggressor increased the number of attacks to 15 in the Limansky direction. He attacked near Tverdokhlebovo, Kopanok, Boguslavka, Grekovka, Cherneshchina, Makeyevka, Zarechny, Ternovi and Yampolovka. Eight skirmishes are currently ongoing.

    In the Kramatorsk direction Our Defenders repelled four attacks of the invaders in the areas of Chas Yar, Stupochek and Belaya Gora. Two more attacks continue.

    In the Toretsk direction the enemy tried to move forward five times in the areas of Toretsk, Diliyevka and Nelipovka. Currently, there is one battle going on.

    The enemy's activity is still maintained in the Pokrovsky direction. 13 times today, clashes of varying intensity began here. Enemy attacks were repelled in the areas of Luch, postcard, Dachensky, Pushkin, Zarya and Novotroitsk. There are still six clashes going on.

    There are fierce battles in the Kurakhovsky direction. Near Solntsevka, Zarya, Kurakhovo, Elizavetovka, Romanovka, Annovka, Uspenovka, Razliv and Neskuchny, 19 military clashes occurred during the day, eight attacks by the invaders continue.

    In the Vremovsky direction the aggressor attacked the positions of our defenders 10 times in the area of the settlements of Vesely Gai, Konstantinopolskoye, Sukhoi Yaly, Novodarovka, Novoselka, Temirovka, five clashes continue.

    In the Dnieper direction, the defense forces repelled one enemy assault.

    In the Kursk Region, Ukrainian defenders are still repelling 10 attacks by invaders, a total of 16 clashes were recorded in the direction today.

    In other areas, there were no significant changes in the situation, the General Staff concluded.

    The General Staff Updated data on terrorist attacks: 1,300 invaders were destroyedDec 7 2024, 05:34 AM • 45554 views