Latvia's prime minister announced a €40 million military aid package for Ukraine, including ammunition and training for 4,000 soldiers, pledging 0.25% of GDP annually for aid.
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Ukraine protests Mongolia’s refusal to arrest Putin on ICC warrant
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has issued a demarche to the Mongolian side, as this country, a signatory to the Rome Statute, refused to execute the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for Russian leader Vladimir Putin during his visit.
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Ukrainian Church leader warns Europe of Russian threat
Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church His Beatitude Sviatoslav called Russia's war a direct threat to Europe During speech in Berlin, he called on West to reject any peace deal that legitimizes Russian aggression
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Putin: NATO permission for long-range strikes means direct war with Russia.
Putin said that the permission for long-range strikes against Russia "will mean that NATO countries are directly at war with Russia."
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 12 septembre 2024
And he called it "war." pic.twitter.com/0BZ6JOZ9QPPutin said that the permission for long-range strikes against Russia "will mean that NATO countries are directly at war with Russia." And he called it "war."
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Russia to use Iranian missiles on southern and eastern Ukraine cities
Short range Iranian missiles will likely be used by Russia to decimate the cities of Southern and Eastern Ukraine, allowing Russians to focus on destroying Kyiv and other large cities with more powerful North Korean and Russian variants.
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Son of Ukraine’s Chief Rabbi killed in action
The son of Ukraine’s Chief Rabbi, Moshe Azman, was killed in action on the front line Matisyahu Samborsky's wife and daughter were left without a husband and father
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Russian strikes on Borova kill 2, injure 9
On September 12, Russian forces shelled Borova in the Kharkiv region using a 'double-tap' tactic: they first struck residential buildings, then fired again as rescuers arrived. Two people were killed and nine others were injured, according to the State Emergency Service.
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Russia’s crossed red lines: Will warnings alter Western support for Ukraine?
Despite the rhetoric, most of Russia’s "red lines" have been crossed without nuclear action. Yet, the potential for escalation remains. Will this latest warning change the course of Western support for Ukraine? 3/3
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Russia’s nuclear threats: Moscow may lower strike threshold
Over 50 nuclear threats have been issued by Russia since the invasion began. Putin’s 2020 decree already allows strikes if conventional attacks threaten the state. Now, some fear Moscow may lower the threshold. 2/3
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Ukrainian air force strikes Russian positions
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian aviation, using 🇺🇸American GBU39 small-sized aerial bombs, strikes 🇷🇺Russian positions and ammunition depots in Nova Tarasivka, Kharkiv region pic.twitter.com/JPdiQE5VfR
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 12 septembre 2024Ukrainian aviation, using American GBU-39 small-sized precision-guided bombs, has struck Russian positions and ammunition depots in Nova Tarasivka, Kharkiv region.