
Vlad Litnarovych
Born in Kyiv, Vlad graduated from National Pedagogical University with MA in political science. Since joining the UNITED24 Media he focuses on highliting various aspects of life in Ukraine under constant Russian attacks.

Articles
![Ukrainian military’s IRIS-T air defense system. (Source: 540th Anti-aircraft Missile Brigade) Ukrainian military’s IRIS-T air defense system. (Source: 540th Anti-aircraft Missile Brigade)]()
![Russian soldier with Molniya 2 drone. (Source: Russian media) Russian soldier with Molniya 2 drone. (Source: Russian media)]()
![Illustrative image. A container ship passing through the English Channel between England and France on the 24th June 2024, Dover, United Kingdom. (Source: Getty Images) Illustrative image. A container ship passing through the English Channel between England and France on the 24th June 2024, Dover, United Kingdom. (Source: Getty Images)]()
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Despite public pledges to take tougher action against Russia’s covert oil shipping network, dozens of tankers sanctioned by the UK have transited the English Channel in recent weeks, raising questions about enforcement and political will.![Reportedly, a 9P701 launcher, which can carry four missiles. (Source: halmiso1/X) Reportedly, a 9P701 launcher, which can carry four missiles. (Source: halmiso1/X)]()
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Reports circulating in Ukrainian and regional monitoring channels claim that Russia has deployed 24 Iskander-M1 missile systems around Ukraine, theoretically capable of launching up to 96 long-range cruise missiles in a single salvo. While the figures sound alarming, defense analysts caution that the real threat—and its novelty—requires closer examination.![Fire at the Russian oil storage facility in Penza after a drone strike, January 23, 2026. (Source: Exilenova_plus/X) Fire at the Russian oil storage facility in Penza after a drone strike, January 23, 2026. (Source: Exilenova_plus/X)]()
![Destroyed Russian military equipment in the center of Izyum, Ukraine, on September 14, 2022. (Source: Getty Images) Destroyed Russian military equipment in the center of Izyum, Ukraine, on September 14, 2022. (Source: Getty Images)]()

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