These images show Ukrainian special forces from the “Azov” brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine taking out Russian soldiers and armoured vehicles on the frontlines.
The footage shows a number of Russian armoured vehicles and soldiers being hit by Ukrainian ordnance.
The images obtained from the 12th Special Forces Brigade “Azov” of the National Guard of Ukraine on Monday, 25th March, along with a statement saying: “Situation in the Luhansk sector: Heavy fighting near Terny continues.
“Enemy assaults continue in the Liman sector. The enemy is not counting the losses of personnel.
“Over a month of active combat, thanks to the actions of a battalion tactical group of the National Guard of Ukraine formed by the 12th Azov Brigade, the enemy has lost only confirmed casualties: 356 killed, 602 wounded, 3 captured, 9 tanks, 18 armoured personnel carriers, 6 artillery systems, 2 units of special equipment, 1 mortar, 2 UAVs, a large number of communication systems, electronic warfare and auxiliary equipment.
“All possible means of destruction are used to repel enemy attacks. The most effective are FPV drones, strike drones with drops and artillery. They are responsible for killing and wounding the occupiers and destroying and damaging enemy equipment.
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“Azov, together with its neighbouring units, continues to hold the line in one of the most difficult areas.”
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 26th March 2024. Russia had lost approximately 438,160 personnel, 6,893 tanks, 13,207 armoured combat vehicles, 10,904 artillery units, 1,019 multiple launch rocket systems, 727 air defence systems, 347 warplanes, 325 helicopters, 8,553 drones, 2,014 cruise missiles, 26 warships, 1 submarine, 14,498 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 1,789 units of special equipment.
The Russian ambassador failed to respond to a summons to Poland’s Foreign Ministry on Monday following a missile breach of Ukrainian airspace.
Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz, Poland’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister, said that his country is considering its next actions after this “contemptuous” disregard from the ambassador.
Ukraine has received 500,000 artillery shells from the EU, with the remaining million which have promised now due by year end.
This is according to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell. Commercial contracts have secured an additional 400,000 shells from the European defence industry. Despite these efforts, production needs to be increased further to support Ukraine’s needs.
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Ten people, including a teenage girl, were wounded when Kyiv was hit by two Russian missiles. Buildings, including an arts academy and a gym, damaged. Sergiy Popko, the head of Kyiv’s military administration, confirmed the attack. Stating that Russia launched two ballistic missiles from Crimea on Monday 25th March.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has reiterated his country’s urgent need for improved air defence systems from Ukraine’s allies, highlighting their importance in safeguarding cities and saving lives. He called for collective action to halt the ongoing terror and protect human life.
The eastern city of Chasiv Yar is in a challenging and tense situation, according to a Ukrainian military official.
Russian forces have been attempting to breach Ukrainian defences to reach the city, dropping powerful guided bombs on both populated areas and fortified positions, raising significant concerns about civilian safety and military stability.
