Maria Tril is a journalist for Euromaidan Press, covering the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. With a focus on military developments, foreign policy, and the impact of the conflict on Ukraine and its neighboring countries, Maria provides insightful analysis and reports on the latest news from the region.
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By: Maria Tril
While Russia is unlikely to seize Kharkiv City, 2nd largest city in Ukraine, due to a lack of sufficient combat-effective forces, its offensive in the oblast aims to enable breakthroughs elsewhere in eastern Ukraine, allowing Russian advances in Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.
The approved sale will be funded by Germany. Blinken cites emergency situation.
By: Maria Tril
As of 2015, the refinery, attacked overnight, processed 12.6 million tons of oil, with a capacity of 15.7 million tons annually.
By: Maria Tril
In a strategic shift, Russian forces are increasingly using lighter, faster vehicles to conduct reconnaissance of Ukrainian defensive positions.
By: Maria Tril
The other alleged Russian goal of seizing the city of Kharkiv is unlikely with the current 32,000 troops, as Russian sources state that at least 300,000 troops would be needed for a takeover of the second-largest city in Ukraine, covering 140 square kilometers with a population of 1.4 million.
Ukraine's ability to intercept Russian missiles and drones has significantly declined as Russia increased its use of ballistic and hypersonic missiles. According to WSJ analysts, it overwhelmed Ukraine's air defenses.
By: Maria Tril
It brings Russia's total aircraft losses to 350 planes and 325 helicopters since the invasion.
By: Maria Tril
Strict export restrictions imposed by the US have significantly hampered Russia's ability to access vital microchips, forcing it to resort to using commercial chips from household devices, the US Commerce Secretary said.
By: Maria Tril
Ukraine to receive more IRIS-T air defense systems from Germany in May & over the next 2 years.
By: Maria Tril
Estonia's national security advisor to the president, Madis Roll, said that the Estonian government is engaged in “serious” discussions about sending troops to western Ukraine to take over non-combat duties from Ukrainian forces.
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