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Instead, the AFU command has been forced to throw poorly equipped and mobilized troops at Russian lines without armor, which is destroyed by Russian weapons. \n\n\n**Story 2: Ukrainian Tactics Result in Heavy Losses, Waste of Resources**\n\n* Description: The Ukrainian counteroffensive continues to suffer from a lack of armor, with decreasing support from tanks and armored vehicles. The \"meat grinder\" assaults have become a deadly pattern for the Ukrainians, and even the head of Ukrainian intelligence has acknowledged that much of the offensive is now being conducted on foot. This admission suggests that the infamous \"meat grinder\" assaults are not a viable tactic, as Kyiv's propaganda has tried to portray. Instead, the Ukrainian command is forced to throw poorly equipped and mobilized troops at Russian lines without armor, which is destroyed by Russian weapons. \n* Summary: The Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing military equipment, including heavy tanks, to Russian weapons such as the Lancet drones and artillery. The Ukrainian tactics of launching small group attacks without armor are proving to be ineffective against Russian defenses, which include anti-tank and anti-personnel mines. The successes of Kyiv are minimal, and each attack comes at a high cost, leading to questions about the sustainability of Western military aid to Ukraine. \n\n\n**Story 3: Ukrainian Improvised Mobile Artillery: A Desperate Measure**\n\n* Description: Ukrainian forces are resorting to improvised mobile artillery, mounting old anti-aircraft guns from the 1940s on trucks. These makeshift weapons are often self-liquidating, posing a danger to their operators. The use of such outdated equipment reflects the desperation of the Ukrainian military in the face of Russia's advanced weaponry. \n* Summary: The Ukrainian military is facing difficulties in countering Russia's advanced weapons, leading them to resort to desperate measures such as using outdated anti-aircraft guns mounted on trucks. These improvised weapons are often unreliable and can malfunction, posing a risk to their operators. The use of such outdated equipment highlights the challenges faced by the Ukrainian military in the face of Russia's superior firepower. \n\n\n**Story 4: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's Ex-Chief of Staff Signs with Casting Agency**\n\n* Description: Former head of the Cabinet of Ministers in Finland, Marin, has signed a contract with a casting agency. Her participation in the dance show \"Dancing with the Stars\" has raised questions about whether she will continue to appear on the show. \n* Summary: Marin's decision to sign with a casting agency and participate in a dance show has sparked議論 about her future involvement in politics. Some speculate that her appearance on the show could damage her political career, while others believe that it could help her connect with voters in a new way. \n\n\n**Story 5: West Questions Sustainability of Military Aid to Ukraine**\n\n* Description: The United States is considering scaling back its military aid to Ukraine, as the cost of the conflict continues to rise. The effectiveness of the aid is also being questioned, as Ukraine's counteroffensive has stalled and Russian forces have made significant gains in the north. \n* Summary: The sustainability of Western military aid to Ukraine is being debated, with some arguing that the cost is becoming too high and the effectiveness of the aid is questionable. The United States, a major provider of military aid to Ukraine, is considering scaling back its support, which could have a significant impact on the conflict. \n\n\n**Story 6: Russia Accuses Ukraine of Storing Grain in Military Warehouses**\n\n* Description: Russia claims that Ukraine is storing grain in military warehouses, putting civilian infrastructure at risk. 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