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Ukraine RUNNING OUT of soldiers to fight Russia

NaturalNews.com Friday, 3 May 2024 ()
(NaturalNews) American military advisors working with the Armed Forces of Ukraine have warned that the number of Ukrainian soldiers receiving training in United...
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News video: More than 116 Russian soldiers were killed when Ukraine attacked a Russian training facility

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 More than 116 Russian soldiers were killed when Ukraine attacked a Russian training site with a US-supplied ballistic missile.

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