Another 95 defenders have been freed from russian captivity: the servicemen of the Armed Forces, the National Guard, and the border guards. The work will continue until all our people are back home.
Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to the Heroes! : @ZelenskyyUa
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95 Ukrainian defenders freed from Russian captivity, work continues
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95 Ukrainian defenders released from Russian captivity with UAE mediation
95 more Ukrainian defenders have been released from Russian captivity! Warriors of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard, and border guards have finally returned home to Ukraine Big thank you to our partners from the United Arab Emirates for mediating this release!
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95 Ukrainian defenders returned home in prisoner exchange
Another 95 Ukrainian defenders have been brought back home, including service members of the Armed Forces, the National Guard, and the Border Guard, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on July 17.
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Welcome home, Defenders! They look so thin and exhausted.
Welcome home, Defenders! How thin and exhausted they look…
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95 more defenders released from Russian captivity
Another 95 defenders have been released from Russian captivity. These are soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard, and border guards, – Zelensky "Grateful to our team that handles exchanges, and to the United Arab Emirates for mediation in this release. No matter how difficult this is"
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95 défenseurs ukrainiens rentrent chez eux
95 Ukrainian Defenders return home in a prisoner exchange!
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EU official calls for more private investment in Ukraine
More private investment needed for Ukraine’s “enormous” reconstruction effort, top EU official warns €50B pledged by EU falls short of $500B needed. Challenges: power outages, capital access, labor shortages, security concerns. https://
euromaidanpress.com/2024/07/17/mor
e-private-investment-needed-for-ukraines-enormous-reconstruction-effort-top-eu-official-warns/
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Japon prête 3,3 milliards à l’Ukraine
Japan to loan Ukraine $3.3 billion out of $50 billion of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine The US and the EU each contribute $20 billion, while Japan, Britain, and Canada share the remaining $10 billion.
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Lubinets asks Red Cross for bodies of tortured teenagers
The Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, appealed to the International Committee of the Red Cross to hand over to the families the bodies of teenagers from Berdiansk, Tigran Ohannisyan and Mykyta Khahanov, who were tortured by Russians in 2023.
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Breakfast meeting with Ukrainian MPs on defence and reforms
I hosted a breakfast meeting with Ukrainian MPs of the Canada-Ukraine Friendship Group. We discussed our cooperation in defence, including NATO, and support to veterans and Ukraine’s reform agenda.