Since May 10, almost a thousand civilians have either died or have been wounded in Kharkiv.
US intelligence discovered Russian plans to assassinate a German industrialist who was actively supporting Ukraine. Russia has also been carrying out acts of sabotage across Europe. At what point does sabotage and undercover actions become warfare that demands an appropriate response? Further problem with an appropriate NATO response is: Will it deter future action or will Russia be encouraged to commit still more actions or will it start acting in a more restrained fashion?
Interesting. Russia is saying through false news sources “that the Americans are secretly hiring Latin American criminals to fight in Ukraine.”
Zelenskyy again asks that long-range missiles be used to attack targets in Russia. Russians, of course, warn the West against doing that.
Things are better on the battlefield than they were earlier, but Ukraine still has a ways to go.
“Ukraine is very low on ammunition for legacy Soviet systems, whereas Russian drone and missile production rates have increased significantly.” Glide bombs are an increasing problem.
Norway sends air defense system.
“Lithuania's support to Ukraine is long-term & amounts to €1 bn “
Canada, Denmark and the Netherlands all step up to deliver more to Ukraine.
Ukrainians describe being tormented by Russians while they were captives.
https://balloon-juice.com/2024/07/11/war-for-ukraine-day-869-russias-wetwork-program/
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