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It can be domestically mass-produced, joining the previously revealed Palianytsia and Peklo drone-missile long-range systems.

Boris Pistorius said that while there are "strong arguments in favor" of supplying Taurus missiles to Ukraine, there were also "many strong arguments against it."

Ukraine aims to manufacture at least half of its required armaments domestically, however it continues to rely on international partners for more advanced systems.

After suffering substantial casualties in Russia's Kursk, North Korean troops adapted to modern warfare tactics, capable of participating in Russia's anticipated offensive operations against Ukraine's northeastern oblasts.

While Danish military officials emphasized that these will be unarmed soldiers deployed for specialized combat training courses, Russia declared that they will be considered as "legitimate targets for Russian armed forces."

20-year-old Tomas Valentėlis served in Ukraine's International Legion and was killed on 13 March during his first combat mission.

Trump currently sides with an advisor who claims Russia is "open to peace," while other advisors point to recent Russian missile attacks on civilians and unwavering demands to control four Ukrainian oblasts.

Following his almost five hour meeting with Putin, Steve Witkoff revealed that the discussions centered on the disputed "five territories" and restrictions on Ukraine's NATO aspirations.

One defense analyst noted that older, simpler tank designs from the 1960s often prove more practical despite weaker armor protection.

"I now believe that supporting Ukraine is America first," Pastor Mark Burns told the Kyiv Independent.

Ukrainian officials intensified pleas for increased air defense support from allies after Russian missile strikes killed dozens of civilians in Kryvyi Rih and Sumy.

"It's like saying that 9/11 was just a 'mistake' by Al-Qaeda," Oleksandr Merezhko, who chairs Ukraine's parliamentary committee on foreign policy, told The Times.

He once again claimed that the war in Ukraine "would never have happened" if the 2020 election hadn't been "RIGGED."

Russian photographer Mikhail Tereshchenko, who works for state-funded TASS news agency, first won the award for his photo covering protests in Georgia, while World Press Photo claimed that entries are judged anonymously.