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What Would North Korean Soldiers Do In Ukraine?

The presence of North Korean soldiers alongside Russians fighting Ukraine raises many tactical and military questions, leading some analysts to wonder about their effectiveness and ultimate objectives.

International Business Times

Ukraine's Russia Incursion May Be Hard To Sustain: Analysts

Ukraine's military incursion into Russia, a first in the two-year-old war, has handed Kyiv the initiative on the battlefield, but its outcome remains highly uncertain, analysts say.

International Business Times

Ukraine’s swift push into the Kursk region shocked Russia and exposed its vulnerabilities

A daring Ukrainian military push into Russia’s Kursk region has seen Kyiv’s forces seize scores of villages, attack air bases and force the evacuation of tens of thousands of civilians in what has become the largest attack on the country since World War II

The Independent UK

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'The war is not finished': Ukrainians urge more support

A delegation from the Ukrainian front line says Australia's support is vital to repel the Russian invasion and beat back the spread of totalitarianism.

AAP

Russia's Kharkiv Push Aims To Stretch Ukraine Forces: Analysts

Russia's offensive around Ukraine's Kharkiv likely aims more at presenting Kyiv with a strategic quandary over where to deploy its already stretched forces than taking the major city, experts say.

International Business Times

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The Guardian - UK

Ukraine’s Zelenskyy names new army chief after dismissing Zaluzhny

President Zelenskyy thanks General Valerii Zaluzhnyi for his service, says he should remain ‘on his team’.

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Russia Hopes To Wear Down Ukraine With Mass Strikes: Analysts

Russia's latest massive strikes against major Ukrainian cities aim at wearing out both the population and air defences, experts say, as Kyiv urges Western allies to provide more weapons.

International Business Times

‘This will be different’: Kherson’s ruined villages come to life with counteroffensive preparation

Signs of the anticipated Ukrainian strike are unmistakable now – to strategists and residents• Russia-Ukraine war – live updates

The Guardian - UK

Sobering defence warning as Australia lags in tech race

Retired major general Mick Ryan warns the Australian military would be hard-pressed to defend its bases as it falls behind in a crucial technology arms race.

AAP

Lessons from Ukraine conflict shaping how Australian Defence Force troops prepare for war

In Australia's largest garrison city, more than 1,500 troops are training in an exercise aimed at integrating old and new lessons.

ABC News

Russia attacks east Ukraine as milestone nears; Kyiv seeks arms

In the 50th week of war, clashes intensify along eastern front lines, as Kyiv claims heavy losses among Russian troops.

Al Jazeera

Russia assembles troops for possible offensive in Luhansk, Ukraine says

‘Battles for the region are heating up’ as Russian forces are located in Donetsk

The Guardian - UK

'All we can do is pass on increase' - Publicans say they can't take any more blows amid pint price hike

'It’s making our job harder, all our costs have gone up too like labour and power bills'

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Dublin Live

Dublin pubs: Financial 'blows' have to stop warns publicans after Guinness price hike

Many pubs bulk bought kegs of Guinness before the price hike came into effect but won't be able to avoid it forever

Tribune News Service

Boeing pleads not guilty in fraud case over 737 Max crashes

Boeing Co. pleaded not guilty to deceiving US regulators about changes made to its 737 Max flight control system that led to two horrific crashes, before relatives of some victims made tearful appeals to the judge to hold the aircraft maker accountable.

Al Jazeera

‘Brutal, bloody battles’: Russia’s ‘insane’ fight for Soledar

Ukraine has been crying out for more heavy armour, longer range weapons and air defence systems to end the war.

Irish Mirror

Operation Transformation through the years - from Gerry Ryan launch to lycra backlash, changes and controversies

A lot has changed since the hit show's premiere on radio in 2008 from new presenters, expert panels, and a shift from a focus on weight loss to wellness

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The Independent UK

After Russian retreat, Ukrainian military plans next move

Two weeks after retreating from the southern city of Kherson, Russia is pounding the territory across the Dnieper River with artillery

Tribune News Service

Ukraine cautious over Russia’s Kherson exit as army advances

Kyiv expressed caution about Russia’s announcement its troops are abandoning the Ukrainian city of Kherson, the first major regional center seized in its invasion, in what would be a highly symbolic reverse for President Vladimir Putin.

The Guardian - UK

Russia installs ‘dragon’s teeth’ barriers to slow advance of Ukrainian forces

Large number of concrete blocks being constructed to hinder military vehicles in key locations, UK says

Tribune News Service

Russia hits Ukraine’s power grid, causing widespread blackouts

Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure was extensively damaged on Saturday as Russian troops delivered another large-scale wave of missile strikes, leaving 1.5 million or more people temporarily without power.

Bangkok Post

Russian strikes on Ukraine energy grid intensify

Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure was extensively damaged again on Saturday as Russian troops delivered another large-scale wave of missile strikes, leaving 1.5 million or more people without power.

Tribune News Service

Russia races to reopen Crimea bridge damaged in fiery blast

President Vladimir Putin’s flagship bridge to Crimea was severely damaged in a blast that hit a fuel train and caused the partial collapse of the only road link running from the Russian mainland to the Black Sea peninsula that Moscow annexed in 2014.

Tribune News Service

Russia races to reopen key Crimea bridge damaged in fiery blast

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