Russians allegedly targeted in strike at occupied Tokmak base by Ukrainians at 20:30
Breaking News From Ukraine War Live Ticker (20:30 Update)!!
Ukrainian forces reportedly attack a Russian military base in occupied Tokmak last night! According to reports by Petro Andriushchenko, former advisor to the mayor of Mariupol and head of the Center for Occupation Studies, the base was hit and several soldiers were hospitalized. Some sources claim that the base houses drone troops. However, these reports cannot be independently verified.
Meanwhile, Putin threatens to take the city of Sumy for the first time, stating, "I do not rule out taking Sumy." Russian troops have been gradually capturing more and more settlements in the Sumy region for months. The front line lies about 18 kilometers from the city limits.
In a surprising turn of events, a Russian tanker that has been lying in the Polish port of Gdynia for eight years is to be scrapped in Denmark. "We are removing Russian scrap from Poland," said State Secretary in the Ministry of Infrastructure Arkadiusz Marchewka. The "Khatanga" will be towed to a shipyard in Denmark and cut up.
Putin continues to assert that the whole of Ukraine belongs to Russia in a certain sense, reiterating his claim while denying the independence of the Ukrainian people. Meanwhile, Italy questions NATO's existence ahead of the next NATO summit, as Defense Minister Guido Crosetto states, "NATO has no more reason to exist."
Insight: Ukrainian forces have shown a high level of tactical capability in targeting critical Russian military assets and supply lines near Tokmak with precision drone warfare, including advanced electronic warfare countermeasures and shaped-charge warheads. This ongoing conflict demonstrates Ukrainian efforts to degrade Russian operational capabilities in occupied territories.
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