Air defense forces destroyed 9 Shaheds during the Russian attack on Ukraine
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Air defense forces destroyed 9 Shaheds during the Russian attack on Ukraine

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Air defense forces destroyed 9 Shaheds during the Russian attack on Ukraine

On June 8, the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces shot down 9 out of 13 Shahed kamikaze drones and 1 KAR X-59 launched by Russian troops over Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • The Ukrainian Air Force successfully shot down 9 Shahed kamikaze drones and 1 KAR X-59 missile launched by Russian troops over Ukraine.
  • The defense forces repelled 11 assaults by the Russian army in the Pokrovsky direction, showcasing their determination and resilience.
  • Artillery shelling from the Russian Federation affected multiple regions in Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing aggression from the aggressor.
  • The enemy's continued attacks on the Kharkiv region with guided aerial bombs indicate the challenging security situation in Ukraine.
  • The Ukrainian Air Force's effective anti-aircraft battle resulted in the successful interception of 9 attack drones across four regions, demonstrating their strategic defense capabilities.

What is known about the results of the air defense system

That night, the enemy launched "Shahed-131/136" kamikaze drones over Ukraine from the Kursk region of the Russian Federation and Cape Chauda in the occupied Crimea.

The Kh-59 guided air missile was launched from the Kursk region.

As a result of the combat operation, nine "Shaheed" and one KAR X-59 were shot down by the calculations of the mobile fire groups of the Defense Forces of Ukraine and the EW of the Air Force, said the commander of the Air Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Oleschuk.

The general noted that as a result of the anti-aircraft battle, 9 attack drones of the occupiers were shot down in the territory of four regions, namely:

  • in Kharkivska

  • Zaporozhye

  • Poltava

  • Dnipropetrovsk regions.

In the Pokrovsky direction, the Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled 11 assaults by the Russian army

The occupiers are most active in the Pokrovsky direction. Defense forces deter enemy attacks. At this time, 16 clashes are ongoing along the entire front line.

The border areas of Chernihiv and Sumy regions continue to suffer from artillery shelling from the territory of the Russian Federation.

Pavlovka — from the direction of Novy Put (Russian Federation), Vodolagi — from the direction of Obukhovka (Russian Federation), Katerynivka — from Komsomolskoye (Russian Federation), and Bachivsk — from Troeborny (Russian Federation) were hit by the insidious artillerymen of the terrorists.

Also, the aggressor from his territory continues to hit the Kharkiv region with guided aerial bombs. From Belgorod (Russian Federation), the enemy made two strikes using four anti-aircraft guns on Liptsy. A battle is ongoing in the area of Tyche settlement.

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"Redis" announced the creation of the 1st building of the Azov National University — video

What is known about the changes at NGU
Source:  AZOV

The creation of the First Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine “Azov” was officially announced on April 15. Its commander, Colonel Denys “Redis” Prokopenko, has already addressed the commanders of the brigades that are part of the corps.

Points of attention

  • Two corps were established in the National Guard, with the 2nd corps being based on the 13th operational brigade led by Igor Obolensky (Cornet).
  • The announcement marks a significant development in the structure and management of the National Guard, with key brigades coming together under new operational formations.

What is known about the changes at NGU

As part of the reform of the management of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, a new operational-tactical formation was created within the NGU on the basis of the 12th Special Forces Brigade “Azov”.

The 1st Corps “Azov” included:

  • 1st Presidential Operational Brigade "Bureva";

  • 12th Special Forces Brigade "Azov";

  • 14th Operational Brigade "Chervona Kalina";

  • 15th Operational Brigade "Kara-Dag";

  • the newly created 20th operational brigade "Lyubart".

Against the backdrop of this event, the commander of the 1st Corps of the Azov Naval Forces, Colonel Denis "Redis" Prokopenko, has already addressed the commanders of the brigades that were part of the corps.

What is important to understand is that two corps were created in the National Guard at once.

The second corps was created on the basis of the 13th operational brigade of the Charter National Guard.

It will be led by Igor Obolensky (Cornet).

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The US refused to condemn Russia for the terrorist attack in Sumy

The US disrupted an important G7 statement
Source:  Bloomberg

According to Bloomberg, the United States has told allies from the Group of Seven (G7) that it will not support a statement condemning the Russian attack on Sumy on April 13, which killed 35 people.

Points of attention

  • The Russian attack on Sumy and subsequent widespread support for Ukraine underscore the international community's solidarity with Ukraine against Russian aggression.
  • The meeting between Putin and Trump's envoy shortly before the attack raises suspicions and adds complexity to the situation, calling for a deeper analysis of diplomatic relations.

The US disrupted an important G7 statement

As journalists learned, US leader Donald Trump's team informed allies from the Group of Seven that it could not sign a statement condemning the attack.

The White House immediately came up with a reason — they say it is "working to preserve the space for peaceful negotiations" with Russia.

Canada will chair the G7 in 2025. It has already warned its allies that it will be impossible to issue a joint statement without the support of the United States.

According to journalists, the G7 countries intended to declare that the strike on Sumy was proof that Russia was determined to continue the war.

What is important to understand is that after the Russian terrorist attack in Sumy, almost 50 countries and international organizations came out in support of Ukraine.

The Russian attack on the Ukrainian city, which killed 35 people, came two days after Russian dictator Putin met for nearly five hours with Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff in St. Petersburg to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine.

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