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The exact moment of the arrival of the "Feb" UAV at the Izhevsk Electromechanical Plant "Kupol", which produces "Harpy" drones, "TOR" air defense systems and radars.

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Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 01.07.25 (орієнтовно)

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In Donetsk, several Storm Shadow cruise missiles hit an occupier facility In the affected area is a building that previously belonged to the Donetsk State Institute of Nonferrous Metals, what is there is currently unknown.

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"All our guys will come, I'll rouse the veterans here now, and we'll see what you'll croak here, f*ck!" A man in the Urals was outraged by the sale of fake medals in an army store - they can also be bought on marketplaces

Presumably, a participant in the war with Ukraine in an army store in the Urals saw medals with "SVO" for sale and promised to "raise the veterans".

He began filming the counter with fake medals and listing their names: "For the capture of Bakhmut", "For the liberation of the Kursk region", "Medal for courage" and others. Then he began filming the store employees, calling them "f*cked up". The employees asked him to stop filming, but the visitor continued to be indignant:

"Are you seriously confused? Now all sorts of dandruff will be buying medals here, wearing them, do you understand? You'll be here, your women will decide who to sell to or what? They are freely available. Are you lost or something? ".

The TG channel "Voenkor96" that published the video claims that the store is located in the city of Miass in the Chelyabinsk region. The name is visible in the video - "Helmet. Army store". Their VK group indicates that in addition to Miass, another point of sale operates under their brand in Chebarkul.

In addition, the store published an appeal to customers on social networks after criticism was received about the sale of fake awards.

"We have NEVER broken the law and have NOT SOLD state awards. We had for sale DUPLICATE awards, which are now sold everywhere (screenshots attached). There is no law restricting or prohibiting the sale of fakes," the message says.

The store attached a screenshot of an ad for the sale of fake medals "For the capture of Avdiivka" from the website of one of the major marketplaces to the post. The appeal to buyers also says that the store helps the military "with both things and money" and also makes "the maximum possible discounts for veterans and participants."

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The security service has collected evidence on another Russian military man who participated in the shootings of captured soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the repeated invasion of the rashists into the Kharkiv region in 2024. Shortly after committing war crimes, the occupier himself was captured by the Defense Forces and is currently in custody.

This is 36-year-old Russian citizen Sergey Tuzhilov, an assault rifleman of the 69th motorized rifle division of the 6th army of the aggressor country. According to the case materials, the attacker has two convictions for robbery and drug trafficking.

As the investigation established, Tuzhilov participated in the battles near Vovchansk in June 2024. During the storming of a local factory, the rashist, together with an accomplice, shot three servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who were captured.

It is documented that Tuzhilov personally shot a bound Ukrainian soldier in the back of the head with his service machine gun.

In addition, the attacker chose places to kill two more prisoners and guarded the "perimeter" during the shootings.

All three victims died on the spot as a result of gunfire from automatic weapons.

According to the investigation, before the shootings, the rashist tortured the prisoners by tying them to poles.

During new clashes, the Ukrainian defenders destroyed Tuzhilov's unit, and he himself, as the only survivor, was taken prisoner.

In the course of investigative actions, law enforcement officers established all the circumstances of the crimes committed by the defendant and his accomplices.

Based on the collected evidence, SBU investigators informed Tuzhilov of suspicion under several articles of the Criminal Code of Ukraine:

▪️ Part 5 of Art. 27, Part 2 of Art. 28, Part 2 of Art. 438 (complicity in the cruel treatment of a prisoner of war, combined with premeditated murder);

▪️ Part 2 of Art. 28, Part 2 of Art. 438 (war crimes, combined with premeditated murder, committed by a group of persons in a preliminary conspiracy).

The perpetrator faces life imprisonment.

The complex measures were carried out by SBU officers in the Kharkiv region under the procedural guidance of the regional prosecutor's office.

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Ukrainian border guard Denys, who spent three years in Russian captivity, has been reunited with his service dog Dzhyli. All this time, the dog remained in the occupied territory.

Source: Radio Liberty; the charity organisation Humanity, whose volunteers help residents of Kherson Oblast evacuate from occupation

Details: Denys said that Dzhyli had served with him at the administrative border with Crimea.

"On 24 February [2022], we came under fire; the full-scale invasion began. While we were hiding from the attack, we were surrounded. Then we were taken captive, and they told us to leave Dzhyli," Denys recalls.

Dzhyli did not want to be separated from its owner and tried to jump into the KAMAZ truck until the very last moment but was not allowed to do so. Denys says that at the time, he never thought he would ever see his dog again.

Dzhyli stayed in Kherson Oblast and was cared for by Denys’s parents. They eventually managed to leave the occupied territory but could not take the dog with them due to the lack of required documents.

"Three years in captivity, and for three years he kept thinking about his dog – whether she was alive, what condition she was in – the dog he served with until the moment of his capture," Humanity said. "The military shepherd named Dzhyli remained in the temporarily occupied territory. She fell into Russian hands. And she survived."

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In February this year, Denys was released from captivity, and volunteers arranged transport to return Dzhyli to Ukrainian-controlled territory.

"Her reaction wasn’t what I expected. But I considered that possibility too, because a lot of time has passed. I’ve changed – my scent, my appearance. But now I can already feel that she’s behaving just like she used to. As if nothing happened," Denys says.

Denys is currently undergoing medical treatment and rehabilitation. He said that in the future, together with Dzhyli, he dreams of helping other soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder.

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Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 30.06.25 (орієнтовно)

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