The Armed Forces of Ukraine knocked out Russian soldiers from the village of Novy Komar in the Donetsk region
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine knocked out Russian soldiers from the village of Novy Komar in the Donetsk region

The Armed Forces of Ukraine knocked out Russian soldiers from the village of Novy Komar in the Donetsk region
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The Ukrainian military regained control over the village of Novy Komar in the Donetsk region. Our soldiers managed to knock out the occupiers from the settlement.

Points of attention

  • The Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to recapture the village of Novy Komar in the Donetsk region as a result of the operation against the Russian occupiers.
  • Ukrainian fighters from the 48th OSHB named after Noman Chelebijikhan suffered heavy losses during the battle, but managed to drive the enemy out of the settlement.
  • Also, the Armed Forces successfully recaptured the right bank of the Oskil River in Kharkiv Oblast in the area of the village of Novomlynsk from Russian attempts to capture it.
  • Ukrainian defenders received the support of artillery and drones in repulsive operations.
  • After successful operations, Ukrainian flags fly over the villages of Novy Komar and Novomlynsk, emphasizing the successes of the Armed Forces in the fight against the invaders.

The village of Novy Komar in the Donetsk region is under the control of the Armed Forces

The enemy was knocked out from there, and the settlement of Novy Komar, located in the Volnova district of the Donetsk region and part of the Velikonovosilkiv settlement community, is under the control of the Defense Forces, said Nazar Voloshyn, the spokesman of the "Khortytsia" OSU.

Fighters of the 48th OSHB named after Noman Chelebijikhan.

The Russian occupiers suffered heavy losses, many fled to the highway. Enemy marines from the 40th BrMP of the Russian Federation were captured, the battalion's page says.

Novy Komar is a village of the Velikonovosilkiv settlement community of the Volnova district of the Donetsk region in Ukraine.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces regained control over the right bank of the Oskil River in Kharkiv Oblast

As the General Staff notes, in the Kharkiv region, near the village of Novomlynsk, Kupyan district, the Russians tried to seize and hold a bridgehead on the right bank of the Oskil River.

The invaders had an advantage in forces and even tried to cross the river.

However, the Ukrainian defenders, thanks to the support of artillery and drone units, knocked the enemy out of the bridgehead.

In particular, the soldiers of the 8th separate assault battalion of the 10th separate mountain assault brigade "Edelweiss" carried out a clearing of the area in the vicinity of Novomlynsk from enemy forces, the General Staff reported.

The Ukrainian military was able to destroy the enemy. The right bank of Oskol is under the control of the Defense Forces, and Ukrainian flags fly over Novomlynsk.

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Yale professors Snyder, Shore, and Stanley resign over Trump policies

Snyder, Stanley, and Shore leave Yale
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Three prominent critics of US President Donald Trump are leaving Yale University: history professors Timothy Snyder and Marcy Shore, and philosophy professor Jason Stanley. The decisions come amid the new administration's attacks on higher education in the United States.

Points of attention

  • Jason Stanley's forced resignation sheds light on the challenges faced by academics in an environment of political hostility, exemplified by attacks on institutions like Columbia University.
  • The move of Snyder, Stanley, and Shore to the University of Toronto and Munk School reflects the changing landscape for academics seeking a more conducive environment for their work and values.

Snyder, Stanley, and Shore leave Yale

As the Yale Daily News notes, the professors are not only leaving the university — they have decided to leave the States altogether while Donald Trump and his team remain in power here.

According to the latest reports, Snyder, Stanley and Shore will move to positions at the University of Toronto and will teach at the Munk School.

Jason Stanley said he was forced to resign because of the political climate in the United States. He was also struck by how Columbia University was suffering from attacks from the White House.

What is important to understand is that Donald Trump's team threatened to deport two students who participated in protests at Columbia University and withdrew $400 million allocated to fund research at the university.

Against the backdrop of such powerful pressure, the university was forced to agree to a number of demands from the Trump administration, including a review of its policy.

Marcy Shore officially confirmed that Munk's school had long been trying to recruit her and Snyder and that the couple had been seriously considering offers "for the past two years."

Recall that Timothy Snyder is a UNITED24 ambassador — he has publicly supported the Ukrainian people many times against the backdrop of the war waged by Russia.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Timothy Snyder (Photo: president.gov.ua)

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500% duties and more. The US has developed a new plan to take revenge on Russia

Russia faces even greater sanctions
Source:  online.ua

US senators have introduced a bipartisan bill to impose sanctions on the aggressor country of Russia in the event that dictator Vladimir Putin thwarts US President Donald Trump's peaceful efforts to end the war against Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • The dominant view in the US Senate is that Russia is the aggressor, and tough sanctions, such as tariffs on countries purchasing Russian products, are necessary to address the ongoing conflict.
  • American leader Donald Trump has shown irritation over Putin's delay in ceasefire negotiations, indicating growing tension between the US and Russia.

Russia faces even greater sanctions

Journalists point out that half of the US Senate, led by Republican Lindsey Graham and Democrat Richard Blumenthal, worked on the new sanctions plan.

According to the senators, these restrictions would be put into effect if peace talks fail or an agreement is reached but Russia violates it.

According to the latest data, this primarily concerns 500 percent duties on imported goods from countries that purchase Russian oil, gas, uranium, and other Russian products.

The dominant view in the US Senate is that Russia is the aggressor, and that this terrible war and Putin's aggression must stop now and be restrained in the future, the authors of the new plan emphasized.

According to the senators, sanctions against the aggressor country Russia will include the introduction of tariffs on countries that purchase Russian oil, gas, uranium, and other products.

They are tough for a reason, American politicians noted.

By the way, recently, American leader Donald Trump for the first time expressed irritation over dictator Putin's delay in ceasefire negotiations.

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