The US and its allies believe that Ukraine is not doing enough to fight corruption, – The Washington Post http://
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US and allies: Ukraine is not doing enough to fight corruption
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Russian strike kills man in Kherson Oblast
A 43-year-old man was killed when Russian forces attacked a civilian car in the village of Tekstylne, Kherson Oblast, Governor Oleksandr Prokudin reported on June 20.
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South Korea to consider sending weapons to Ukraine after Putin-Kim deal
South Korea will consider sending weapons to Ukraine after the Putin-Kim agreement – AP
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Zelenskyy disappointed by Blinken’s focus on corruption during meeting
WP: Zelenskyy was disappointed by Blinken's focus on corruption during their last meeting https://ift.tt/xMvsVZ5 #liga #news
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The Netherlands will deliver the first aircraft to Ukraine this summer
After delays in training pilots, the Netherlands announced that Ukraine would receive the first planes this summer. They are expected to defend Kharkiv, among other places, reported the Guardian.
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The F-16 soon in the sky over Ukraine this summer
The commander of the Dutch Air Force, General Arnoud Stallmann, expects that 'at some point this summer,' F-16 fighters will finally take to the skies over Ukraine.
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South Korea may supply arms to Ukraine
#SouthKorea may begin direct arms supplies to #Ukraine following #Putin's agreement with #NorthKorea, reports Yonhap News Agency. Earlier, South Korea provided humanitarian aid to Ukraine and supplied non-lethal military items directly, but not weapons.
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NABU obtained search warrant for Chernyshov but did not execute it
UP: NABU obtained a search warrant for Chernyshov but never carried it out https://ift.tt/sJHaYeN #liga #news
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Shelling and energy deficit slowed economic growth
Shelling and energy deficit slowed Ukraine's economic growth to 3.7% in May, according to the Ministry of Economy.
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US to provide Patriot systems, codifying Biden’s commitment to Ukraine’s defense
The US announcement on Thursday will codify Biden’s commitment to Kyiv and ensure that Ukraine gets the Patriot systems it needs to protect its cities and critical infrastructure.