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News from the Ukrainian Women’s Guard, August 11, 2022 Ukrainian Daily Wins

Materials prepared by Mila Rosik

⠀⠀Anti-aircraft gunners of the Air Force shot down two russian Kalibr cruise missiles launched from the Black Sea over Kharkiv oblast.

⠀⠀✅ A National Guard soldier shot down a russian Su-25 attack aircraft firing an IGLA MANPADS at the plane when it was conducting a raid towards Zaporizhzhia.

⠀⠀✅ Defense Minister Ben Wallace said that Britain would provide Ukraine with three additional M270 MLRSs in addition to the three already delivered to Kyiv and a “significant” number of missiles they launch. He also said that Britain was “very pleased” with the way Ukraine used missile launchers that the West had already provided.

⠀⠀✅ Zelenskyy stated that on August 9, russia lost nine military planes at the Saki airfield in occupied Crimea.

⠀⠀✅ At the Conference for Northern European Defense Allies in support of Ukraine in Copenhagen, the defense ministers agreed to provide Kyiv with the additional support of more than 1.5 billion euros. The funds can be spent on purchasing weapons for Ukraine or training the Ukrainian military.

⠀⠀✅ Ukraine’s initiative to limit the opportunity for the russian federation citizens to visit Europe is gaining momentum in the EU — Kuleba.

⠀⠀✅ The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, presiding over the Council of the EU, Jan Lipavskyi, supported a complete ban on the issuance of Schengen visas for citizens of russia.

⠀⠀✅ The Seimas of Latvia recognized Russia as a terrorism sponsor. It also called on the EU countries to limit the issuance of visas to citizens of the russian federation and belarus.

⠀⠀✅ Foreign Minister Urmas Reinsalu says that starting next week, Estonia closes entry to russians with valid Schengen visas with some exceptions.

⠀⠀✅ The Minister of Defense of Norway, Bjorn Aril Gram, announced that his country would join a large-scale training program of the Ukrainian military in Great Britain.

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