Numerous flights into Luxembourg Airport were forced to hold or diverted tonight after the airfield was shut down due to unknown drone activity.
Comes after a series of Russian grey-zone drone incidents at other sensitive European sites.
1. Not a random attack: Russians are targeting all transport in Kherson, and aim to cut food deliveries to the city.
2. It is a new strategy: drone siege. Drones besiege the cities/villages from the sky. They drop mines on roads. Result? Oleshky: civilians are starving.⬇️
🔴 Kherson: a Russian drone burns a truck delivering chocolates.
It dives under the tunnel on a central street.
A drone detector alerts the driver, he jumps out.
News agencies ignore such reports.
No casualties; who cares about candies? Right?
Wrong.
Why? Please read ⬇️
Early this morning, Russian attack drones targeted the Ukrainian-Polish border crossing at Yahodyn, barely missing a train carrying a European delegation including Boris Johnson, former Swedish PM Carl Bildt and German national security adviser Günter Sautter.
Footage from inside a Ukrainian apartment building in Odesa as it was hit by a Russian cruise missile this morning.
At least 12 were injured in the city during a massive Russian cruise missile raid overnight.
🚨 Exclusive:
SAS veterans are training Russians to fight in Ukraine, according to a leaked intelligence memo obtained by @Telegraph.
An assessment compiled for Five Eyes intelligence agencies found, with “strong confidence”, that Western military veterans had been recruited to train Russian citizens as well as “active duty military” personnel.
The Telegraph has been shown a copy of a memo compiled for the Australian Secret Intelligence Service, based on interviews with two former Australian special forces operatives and an active-duty reservist.
They say they were approached to become instructors at training camps in Bulgaria and Serbia that allegedly hosted Russian clients.
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Russian forces struck a shopping center in Pavlohrad in broad daylight. The attack killed two people and injured at least 18. The strike set cars, retail kiosks, and a store ablaze.