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Sunday, September 21
General Staff: Russia has lost 1,101,610 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
The number includes 1,010 casualties that Russian forces suffered over the past day.
Polish authorities discover what could be 19th downed Russian drone
Polish authorities on Sept. 20 discovered what may be the remnants of the last of 19 drones downed over Polish territory following a Russian violation of Warsaw's airspace over a week prior.
Pro-Ukrainian partisans sabotage railway leading to Russian aerospace plant, Atesh group claims
"Agents of our movement blew up the railway tracks in Smolensk, leading to an aerospace factory. This plant produces Kh-59 missiles for the Russian Ministry of Defense," the Atesh group claimed.
US senators introduce bill to send frozen Russian assets to Ukraine
"Given Russia’s brutality against the Ukrainian people, it was only right that Russian government funds in the United States be seized and repurposed to help Ukraine rebuild its country under the REPO Act," Republican Senator Jim Risch said.
Ukraine's security guarantees will require readiness to fight Russia, Finland's Stubb says
"Security guarantees, in essence, are a deterrent. That deterrent has to be plausible, and in order for it to be plausible, it has to be strong," Finnish President Alexander Stubb said.
Sunday, September 21
NATO 'must respond accordingly, including militarily' to Russian provocations, Czech president says
"What happened in recent days in Poland and Estonia, and what has been happening in Ukraine for four years, concerns us all, because if we don't remain united, sooner or later it will happen to us too," Czech President Petr Pavel said.
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