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Ukrainian forces kill 113,990 Russian soldiers since invasion – General Staff.
Ukrainian forces have already killed about 113,990 Russian troops in Ukraine between February 24, 2022 and January 12, 2023, including 430 in the past day alone.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said this in a post on Facebook, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.
Ukrainian defenders also destroyed 3,094 tanks, 6,159 armored fighting vehicles, 2,082 artillery systems (+4 over the past day), 437 multiple launch rocket systems, 218 anti-aircraft warfare systems (+1), 285 warplanes, 276 helicopters (+1), 1,865 tactical unmanned aerial vehicles (+3), 723 cruise missiles, 17 warships/boats, 4,826 motor vehicles and tanker trucks, and 184 pieces of special equipment.
Russians shoot woman in temporarily occupied community in Kherson region.
In the Kherson region, Russian invaders shot and killed a 65-year-old resident and then tried to burn down her house. An investigation has been launched.
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Enemy attacks Nikopol and three communities in Dnipropetrovsk region with kamikaze drones and artillery.
On April 24, the Dnipropetrovsk region suffered six attacks by kamikaze drones and three by artillery. Nikopol and Myrove, Marhanets and Pokrovske communities came under enemy fire.
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War update: 84 combat engagements since day-start
During the day, 84 combat clashes were recorded along the Ukrainian frontlines.
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Not aid packages but united effort by Ukraine, partners can stop Russia - Kuleba.
The resumed U.S. defense aid to Ukraine will not be enough to defeat Russia as the West must realize that the era of peace in Europe is over and unite with Ukraine in a single front.
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Very important to fully implement all agreements with Biden - Zelensky.
It is critical for Ukraine that all the agreements reached with U.S. President Joe Biden be implemented by 100 percent.
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Fears of antisemitism at Columbia University as protests continue.
Columbia University held classes online Monday as pro-Palestinian campus protests entered a sixth day. CBS News' Meg Oliver reports on heightened campus security, and Sam Vinograd, a CBS News contributor and former counterterrorism official, break...
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Concerns of Russian offensive in Ukraine, Zelenskyy pushing allies for weapons.
Ukraine is readying soldiers for a major Russian offensive that is expected in the coming months, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urging allies to send his country weapons. Washington Post reporter Mary Ilyushina joined CBS News to discuss the ...
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Report found Israel still to provide evidence of UNRWA staff terror links - DW News.
A new report concludes Israel has failed to provide evidence backing up its claim that members of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) were involved in terror activities. Israel made the claim in the aftermath of the October 7 Hamas terr...
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Kayleigh McEnany: This could backfire on the Democrats.
Fox News' Eric Shawn reports the latest on the criminal trial from New York City. The 'Outnumbered' panel also discussed the latest on the case as the first witness, David Pecker, takes the stand. #FoxNews Subscribe to Fox News! Watch more Fox New...
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Campaigner at centre of an antisemitism row with the Met has criticised «outrageous» comments.
Former Met Chief Superintendent Dal Babu said he has seen the full video of the incident on Sky News and would have considered arresting Gideon Falter for "assault on a police officer and a breach of the peace". Read more: #metpolice #uknews #prot...
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Moment Kharkiv TV tower snaps in half
The 240-metre television tower broke in half and fell to the ground in the city of Kharkiv following a Russian missile attack. #russia #ukraine #kharkiv #television #tower #skynews #shorts SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos: Follow u...
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