Newsletter 25/03/2024
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Two ballistic missiles launched from Crimea intercepted over Kyiv
In the Pecherskyi district, a three-story non-residential building was damaged by rocket debris. 10 people were injured.
Rocket debris also have destroyed part of the building of the Mykhailo Boichuk State Academy of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design.
FM Kuleba says today's attack a reminder of need to bolster Ukraine's air defenses
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has called for the urgent strengthening of Ukraine's air defenses, including the provision of Patriot systems and missiles capable of repelling any Russian attack.
No evidence of Ukraine's involvement in Moscow mass shooting - EU spox
"We are concerned by the indications from representatives of the regime in Moscow who are trying to create a link between this attack and Ukraine. We of course reject this entirely. There are no indications, no proof whatsoever that Ukraine was in any way linked to these attacks," spokesman Peter Stano emphasized.
Ukraine intel: Russia's Yamal landing ship suffered critical damage
On March 23, in temporarily occupied Crimea, Ukrainian forces attacked the facilities of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.
In particular, they hit the 13th shipyard of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, where, among other things, the Yamal landing ship was moored.
Polish Sejm Speaker suggests Russian missiles to further violate country’s airspace
"Such incidents have happened, are happening and, most likely, as long as the war in Ukraine continues, will happen. The most important thing is that we are safe, that all systems work, that we further improve these systems and spare neither effort nor money to arm ourselves," said the Speaker of the Polish Sejm.
War
Satellite images show consequences of Ukrainian strike on Russian fleet’s comms hub in Crimea
Photos showing the consequences of the Ukrainian strike targeting a military communications center of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet in occupied Crimea’s Sevastopol on March 23 have been released.
Russia might win due to public attitudes in Ukraine toward military draft offices – Ground Forces Commander
Russia can inflict defeat on Ukraine with some inadvertent help from Ukrainians due to their negative attitude toward army recruitment offices.
Two Russian torture chamber guards arrested in Kherson
The Security Service of Ukraine exposed two more enemy accomplices who, during the temporary capture of Kherson, worked as guards at a torture chamber the invaders had set up in the city.
Fact check
Fake "observers" from Europe and America at pseudo-elections in occupied Ukraine