UN Assembly Demands Immediate Russian Withdrawal From Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Votes against came from the usual suspects.
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Ukraine denies Russia’s latest accusations
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine categorically denies Russia’s latest absurd accusations that Ukrainian authorities are allegedly preparing to destroy the dams of the Kyiv hydroelectric power station, the Kaniv reservoir, or other infrastructure in order to allegedly blame Russia.
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Ukraine: Russia’s Dnipro dam fantasies need vigilant monitoring
Russia's latest fantasies about the Dnipro dams are a reason for the international community to monitor Russia's actions even more vigilantly.
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Ukrainian military to study international humanitarian law
Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel will study international humanitarian law norms as part of their training, according to the General Staff.
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Russian shelling kills 4, wounds 9 in Donetsk region July 12
At least 4 people were killed and 9 others were wounded as a result of Russian shelling in Donetsk region on July 12, said Vadym Filashkin, head of the regional military administration.
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27th Recruitment Center for the Army Opened in Odesa
27th Recruitment Center for the Army Opened in Odesa https://ift.tt/szCTkGX #liga #news
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Russian pilot hands over documents after Okhmatdyt strike
After the strike on Okhmatdyt, a Russian pilot handed over photos of commanders and service documents. Not all in Ukraine believe it's true: https://ukrainefrontlines.com/opinion/investigations/after-the-strike-on-okhmatdyt-a-russian-pilot-handed-over-photos-of-commanders-and-service-documents/
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Questioning US escalation logic on Ukraine striking Russia
There is one question though. Why this policy is not considered an escalation by the US officials, while allowing Ukraine to strike Russia with the weapons which are already in Ukraine at targets directly hitting Ukraine is viewed as escalatory? Anyone, please? X
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US deploys new land-based missiles in Europe, expanding NATO’s capabilities
This is the first U.S. deployment of such missiles in Europe since the 1980s, significantly expanding NATO's land-based missile capabilities in Europe.3/
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Moscow angered by US missile plan in Germany, but Russia’s invasion is cause
Moscow angered by US plan to site long-range missiles in Germany, but who cares? Russia calls the NATO defense framework a 'serious threat.' They should have considered this before invading Ukraine, committing war crimes, and taunting NATO with continuous attacks 1/