Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed Russia misplaced 6,000 troops throughout Kyiv’s cross-border incursion into Kursk final month.
Zelensky made the declare on the Ramstein Airbase in Germany, the place he urged Western leaders to produce extra air defence programs and long-range missiles to his embattled nation.
It comes as Britain pledged £162million value of air defence missiles to Kyiv as Vladimir Putin continued to order air assaults on the nation.
Defence secretary John Healey, who is alleged to need to be often called probably the most pro-Ukrainian minister within the British authorities, will ship 650 Lightweight Multirole Missile (LMM) programs to Kyiv this yr.
Russia has been ramping up its aerial assaults on Ukraine and launched 44 drones and two missiles in a single day on Friday. Kyiv stated it shot down simply over half of the drones.
On Wednesday, Ukrainian husband and father Yaroslav Bazylevych misplaced his total household when a Russian missile destroyed his home within the western metropolis of Lviv.
Mr Bazylevych’s spouse Eugenia and the couple’s three daughters, Yarya, 21, Daria, 18 and Emilia, seven, have been all killed within the assault.
Russia claims to grab Donetsk village 20 miles east of Povrosk
Russia’s defence ministry claims its troops have seized the Donetsk village of Kalynove.
Kalynove lies some 20 miles east of Povrosk, the important thing provide hub which Vladimir Putin’s forces are desperately in search of to grab of their present push on the japanese Ukrainian entrance line.
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 10:47
Three killed by Russian shelling in Donetsk city, governor says
Three individuals have been killed and three others wounded by Russian artillery shelling of the japanese Ukrainian city of Kostyantynivka, Donetsk’s regional governor has stated.
Three males aged between 24 and 69 have been killed and a multi-storey block, administrative constructing and a store have been broken, governor Vadym Filashkin stated on Telegram.
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 10:01
Analysis | Ukraine’s assault on Russia began as a triumph – however might right into a tragedy
Ukraine’s counter-invasion of Russia noticed it take greater than 300 sq. miles of the Kursk area in its first month, raised morale at residence and challenged a rising sense within the West that stalemate was one of the best Kyiv might hope for. Yet as a daring incursion appears to be like set to change into an open-ended occupation, doubts are rising about its long-term knowledge.
When Ukrainian forces crossed the Russian border on 6 August, Kyiv was tight-lipped about its goals, each to maintain Moscow guessing and likewise as a result of it didn’t need to set itself up for a fall. It wanted a victory for each overseas and home audiences.
Since then, although, the objectives appear to have modified – and gaps opened between the army and political management.
Historian and creator Mark Galeotti has extra evaluation on the incursion right here:
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 09:22
Drone particles discovered subsequent to Ukraine’s parliament after in a single day Russian assault
Debris from a drone shot down in an in a single day Russian assault was discovered subsequent to Ukraine’s parliament constructing, Kyiv’s parliament stated in a press release on Telegram.
Ukraine’s air power stated earlier that Russia had launched 67 drones in a nationwide in a single day assault.
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 08:55
Chair of Ukrainian parliament meets with House of Commons speaker
The chair of the Ukrainian parliament has met with the speaker of the House of Commons Lindsay Hoyle on the sidelines of a G7 summit in Italy for parliamentary leaders.
Ruslan Stefanchuk thanked the UK for its assist for Ukraine and careworn the significance that this stays unchanged, as he highlighted the necessity for Ukraine to be granted permission to strike army targets in russia with Western weapons, in response to a press release issued by Ukrainian officers.
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 08:28
MI6 and CIA warn ‘staying the course’ in Ukraine is extra important than ever
In their first ever joint assertion, the heads of MI6 and the CIA have warned that “staying the course” in backing Ukraine’s battle in opposition to Russia was extra essential than ever and vowed to additional their cooperation.
Writing within the Financial TimesCIA Director William Burns and Richard Moore, chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, stated: “The partnership lies at the beating heart of the special relationship between our countries.”
The businesses “stand together in resisting an assertive Russia and Putin’s war of aggression against Ukraine,” they stated, noting that their companies marked 75 years of partnership two years in the past.
“Staying the course is more vital than ever. Putin will not succeed in extinguishing Ukraine’s sovereignty and independence,” they stated, including that their businesses would proceed aiding Ukrainian intelligence.
The spy chiefs stated their businesses would hold working to thwart a “reckless campaign of sabotage across Europe by Russian intelligence” and its “cynical use of technology” to unfold disinformation “to drive wedges between us.”
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 08:03
Russia launches 67 long-range drones in in a single day assault on Ukraine
Ukraine’s air power has stated that Russia launched a complete of 67 long-range drones in a mass in a single day assault, 58 of which it was in a position to shoot down.
The air power stated in a press release on the Telegram app that air defence items have been scrambled into motion in 11 areas throughout Ukraine.
Andy Gregory7 September 2024 07:36
The Ukraine invasion has made the Russians extra ferocious
Tom Watling7 September 2024 07:00
In Ukraine, a metropolis grieves for a household killed in a lethal Russia missile assault
Tom Watling7 September 2024 06:00
Behind enemy traces with Ukraine’s troops in Russia
Behind enemy traces with Ukraine’s troops in Russia
On the principle highway to Russia, the fight autos – a few of them British – trundle ahead. In the Russian city of Sudzha, Ukrainian troops dig in and put together for a counterattack. Askold Krushelnycky reviews from Kursk
Tom Watling7 September 2024 05:00
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