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Russian invasion of Ukraine
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- 1Russia strikes Ukraine's largest mobile provider's data centres●Russia hits Ukraine's largest mobile provider, strikes data centres
Russia struck data centres belonging to Kyivstar, Ukraine's largest mobile network operator, disrupting the country's biggest telecoms provider. The attack marks one of the most significant strikes on Ukrainian communications infrastructure since the full-scale invasion began, raising concerns about the vulnerability of critical civilian networks and the impact on millions of users who rely on the operator for phone and internet service.
- 2Finland's Stubb credits Trump with pushing Ukraine peace talks●Finland's Stubb credits Trump for pushing Ukraine peace talks while dismissing Russian invasion fears
Finnish President Alexander Stubb said Donald Trump deserves credit for driving Ukraine peace negotiations forward, while downplaying fears of a new Russian invasion of Europe. His comments, made in remarks carried by Fox News, add a European voice to ongoing debate over US diplomacy on the war and whether Russia poses a wider military threat to NATO's eastern flank.
- 3Ukraine says over 2,000 Russian troops lost in a day●За добу ЗСУ відмінусували понад 2000 російських окупантів – Генштаб За минулу добу Сили оборони України вбили та поранил
Ukraine's General Staff reports that Ukrainian forces killed and wounded 2,090 Russian soldiers over the past day, which would be one of the higher daily figures of the war. According to the military's updated tally, Russia's total combat losses since the full-scale invasion now stand at 1,531,060 personnel. The figures, issued in the Armed Forces' daily briefing, cannot be independently verified, and Russia rarely discloses its own casualty numbers.
- 4Russia sends dead princes and saints' relics into battle●Why Russia is sending dead princes and saints into battle
Russia is bringing the remains of Orthodox saints and medieval princes to the front lines of its war in Ukraine, using religious relics as symbols to rally troops and cast the invasion as a holy cause. The report examines how the Russian military and Orthodox Church have intertwined, with sacred relics deployed for morale and patriotic messaging.