Italy decides to move SAMP/T air defense batteries to Ukraine; APU training at Bradley will take weeks, not months. Athletistic highlights yesterday’s key events.
The battles continue for Soledar
The city of Soledar was not captured by Russian troops. The Russians’ claims about the alleged “capture” of the city do not correspond to reality. This was said by the spokesman of the Eastern Group of Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Serhiy Cherevaty. He says that the battle is going on in the city. The evening summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine also states that the battles for Soledar are continuing.
Italy decided to transfer SAMP/T air defense batteries to Ukraine
Italy has decided to transfer to Ukraine a battery of SAMP/T anti-aircraft missile systems. The Italian army has only five SAMP / T batteries in service, and one of them is now deployed in Kuwait, but Italy decided to transfer the air defense system to Ukraine after a call from Washington.
Bradley APU Training Will Take Weeks, Not Months – Pentagon
Ukrainian servicemen will begin training on the American infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) Bradley M2 next week. The training process will take weeks, not months, and will take place in Germany. This is what Pentagon Speaker Pat Ryder said in a briefing. According to him, the Ukrainian military will undergo maneuvers and joint weapons training.
Israel transfers missile and drone warning technology to Ukraine – ambassador
Israel has officially transferred technologies related to intelligent missile and drone warning to Ukraine. This was said by the Ambassador of Ukraine to Israel Yevhen Korniychuk. He expressed hope that after some time Ukraine will receive the technology in full.
APU received tens of thousands of Ukrainian mines
The first batches of fragmentation mines with a caliber of 82 mm, the production of which was established by Ukroboronprom at the facilities of foreign partners, have already arrived at the front. The main feature of the mine improved by specialists in Ukraine for weapons of Soviet standards is an increase in the number of lethal fragments during the explosion.
APU captured a rare Russian T-90S tank
The Ukrainian military has acquired a rare Russian T-90S tank intended for export. This was reported by OSINT researchers of the Ukraine Weapons Tracker project. It was emphasized that this was the first confirmed case of model capture in the entire war. These tanks, originally intended for export, were handed over to the Russian army after heavy losses.
Eight subtypes of Omicron circulate in Ukraine
Eight types of Omicron coronavirus strains are circulating in Ukraine, a new variant of COVID-19 has not yet been identified. Today, the incidence of COVID-19 is below the epidemic threshold. In the past week, three thousand cases were recorded, as before, in the risk group for complications, people over 60 years old.
Almost 100% of Ukrainians trust the Armed Forces of Ukraine – poll
In Ukraine, the level of trust in almost all state institutions has grown significantly. The Armed Forces of Ukraine remain in the first place, trust in which has increased from 72% to 96%. This is confirmed by the results of a survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS). Confidence in the President of Ukraine has also increased significantly. There is a significant improvement in trust in the other two law enforcement agencies on the list: the SBU and the National Police.
Madonna has been accused of trafficking African children
Legendary American singer Madonna has been accused of trafficking African children. It plans to investigate homosexual and transgender allegations of the singer’s adoption of Malawian children for possible human trafficking and social experiments. The Ethiopian World Federation is demanding that Madonna and her partner’s access to Africa and her children be restricted.
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