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Russian troops hit Bilohorivka, Nevske, Dibrova, Stelmakhivka in past day.
Over the past day, May 26, the Russian army shelled Bilohorivka, Nevske, Dibrova, and Stelmakhivka in Luhansk region.
The Luhansk Regional Military Administration posted this on Facebook.
According to Head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration Artem Lysohor, it is extremely dangerous to stay in the villages on the front line. "Although only a few people a week agree to leave. Those who could not be persuaded to protect themselves were brought bread, some building materials, and a stock of food," he noted.
"Bilohorivka is under constant pressure from the Russians – the enemy has not been able to advance. The village also withstood an airstrike and massive shelling," Lysohor emphasized.
As reported, the Russian invaders increase the number of checkpoints and mine the outskirts of towns in the temporarily captured territory of Luhansk region.
Air Force commander says Russian Tu-22M3 bomber destroyed by Ukrainian forces.
The anti-aircraft missile units of the Ukrainian Air Force and the Ukrainian Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate have destroyed a Russian Tu-22M3 long-range strategic bomber, a carrier of Kh-22 cruise missiles.
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Zelensky after strike on Dnipro: Air defense systems should not be stored in warehouses, but deployed in cities under attack.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that air defense systems should not be stored in warehouses, but deployed in cities that are hit by Russian terrorists.
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Dnipro railway station suspends operations after Russian missile attack.
The railway station in Dnipro has suspended its operations due to Russian missile strikes, with injuries reported among railway workers.
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Russian war losses up by 870 in past day
The total combat losses the Russian invasion army has suffered in Ukraine as of April 19, 2024, amount to 457,830, including 870 in the past day alone.
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“Instant karma”: Video posted of Russian bomber going down right after attacking Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Land Forces published a video showing the crash in Russia’s Stavropol territory of a Tu-22M3 bomber, which was part of the force launching missiles at Ukraine in the early hours of Friday, April 19.
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Chris Rufo: This is a tipping point
Manhattan Institute senior fellow Chris Rufo discusses the background of NPR's new CEO Katherine Maher on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.' #foxnews #fox #jessewattersprimetime Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Video: Watch Fox News Channel Live...
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Should Conservative MPs share a platform with far-right figures?.
A Treasury minister says the mayor of Brussels was wrong to shut down a conservative conference because it featured far-right figures. Nigel Farage and former home secretary Suella Braverman were among those appearing alongside the Hungarian prime...
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Record job losses despite an industry on the rise - what's going on in UK gaming?.
In the last four months alone, more than 8,000 people who make video games have lost their jobs around the world, including in the UK. At the same time, our games industry is growing - so what's going on? Read more: #gaming #jobs #uknews SUBSCRIBE...
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Vigil for WPC Yvonne Fletcher as hopes grow for prosecution 40 years after 'callous' murder.
More than a thousand people are expected to head to a London square to celebrate the life of a police officer murdered there exactly 40 years ago. PC Yvonne Fletcher, 25, was shot dead by a bullet fired from inside the Libyan embassy while she was...
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Tomi Lahren: 'This shows you how far the Democrat Party has fallen'.
OutKick host Tomi Lahren sounds off on a wave of anti-Israel protesters that flooded U.S. cities in demonstrations across the country and Katie Couric's recent rhetoric about MAGA Republicans. #FoxNews Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox News Vi...
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Labour 'worried about timing' of Rayner investigation ahead of local elections.
Catherine McKinnell, Labour's shadow schools minister, has said she is "worried about the timing" of a police investigation into Angela Rayner ahead of the local elections. She was asked about reports Greater Manchester Police are investigating La...
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