VIDEOS
1. Two Ukraine soldiers capture wounded Russian major near Bakhmut
Daily Mail
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Oct 10, 2023 10:00 a.m. EDT
2:50 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9WIV1AAzog
Ukraine’s 3rd Assault Brigade captured a Russian major near Bakhmut. They said the man was commander of the ‘Alga’ battalion Of the 72nd Motorised Rifle Brigade of the Russian army. Video shows the man being taken prisoner to the south of the city. Two Ukrainian soldiers drag the wounded officer to their position. He is in bad shape - unshaven, blood-stained, and incoherent. However, he is now being taken care of so he can be exchanged. For Ukrainian troops being held by Russian forces. Capturing a major is exceptionally rare, even for the Ukrainians. The last time they captured an officer of that rank was in Kharkiv. During the rapid counter-offensive last year.
2. RUSSIAN LOGISTICS IN THE SOUTH IS DOOMED - TOKMAK IS CLOSED FOR RUSSIAN SUPPLIES || 2023
Warthog Defense
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1-10-2023 1: 45 p.m. EDT
10:06 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HS1rIejl6qA
ARTICLE
Prime Minister: We simplify the import of raw materials for the production of ammunition and UAV components
Communications Department of the Secretariat of the CMU,
10 October 2023 17:35
https://www.kmu.gov.ua/en/news/premier-ministr-sproshchuiemo-import-syrovyny-dlia-vyrobnytstva-boieprypasiv-ta-boiovykh-chastyn-bpla
The Government relies on the development of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex. It is based on new design solutions, manufacturability, technology transfer, and the creation of joint ventures with allies and partners. Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal stated during a Government session.
At a meeting on October 10, the Government approved a resolution to simplify the import of raw materials for the production of ammunition and UAV warheads. This will ensure that Ukrainian needs are met and allow for increasing the production of drones.
“The Government has simplified the import of drones to the greatest extent possible. It has expanded the list of military and dual-use goods that can be imported without the permission of the State Export Control Service. We have removed bureaucratic obstacles to the procurement of Ukrainian drones,” the Prime Minister said and added that this year the production of UAVs had already grown a hundredfold and would grow even more.
Denys Shmyhal noted that in the draft budget for 2024, the Government had envisaged almost UAH 1.7 trillion for security and defense. Of this amount, about UAH 56 billion is intended for military production and more than UAH 48 billion for the replenishment and development of the drone army.