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Ukraine Launches Spanish-Language Recruitment Campaign and Appoints Pro-U.S. Prime Minister

President Zelenski’s nomination of Yulia Sviridenko underscores Kyiv’s strategy to shore up U.S. support as its armed forces face dwindling manpower.

El ataque a Dobropillia
Reclutas militares ucranianos se entrenan en un polígono de la región de Kiev.
Rada ucraniana confirma a la extitular de Economía Sviridenko como nueva primera ministra
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Overview

  • The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense released a Spanish-language TikTok video inviting Latin American volunteers to join via joinuarmy.org, which lists 109 vacancies across 21 units offering up to $2,380 monthly.
  • Russia has declared foreign fighters “legitimate targets,” reporting the elimination of dozens of mercenaries and pursuing criminal charges against captured volunteers.
  • A Russian airstrike dropped a 500-kilogram bomb on a Donetsk shopping mall on July 16, killing two civilians and wounding 27 more in a strike on non-military infrastructure.
  • Poland, Lithuania and Ukraine issued a joint appeal for an immediate, unconditional ceasefire as President Trump threatened sanctions on Russian energy exports if hostilities persist beyond his 50-day ultimatum.
  • President Zelenski proposed Yulia Sviridenko as prime minister to deepen political and economic ties with the United States and improve coordination of Ukraine’s defense industry.