Pavel Slavinsky, head of the 2nd International Legion’s staff, shares a rare insider look at the dynamic, evolving military unit made up of thousands of volunteers from over 50 countries.
During the Soviet era, Ukraine was a major center for the design and production of ballistic missiles. The key enterprise was Pivdenmash, located in Dnipro.
Ukrainian forces faced nearly 150 Russian attacks and over 4,500 shellings while simultaneously defending against a massive missile and drone assault, President Zelenskyy reported.
The village was liberated days ago, but the military has confirmed the liberation only now due to operational security, following the announcement by the country's leader.