Two years in Russian captivity
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Russians attack another major hydropower plant in Ukraine
Russians attack another major Hydropower plant in Ukraine
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Dnipro Hydroelectric Station critically damaged by Russian missile strike
🇺🇦 Dnipro Hydroelectric Station, a major Ukrainian power plant, is in critical condition and unable to generate electricity following a Russian missile strike, said Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration head Ivan Fedorov.
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 1 juin 2024
The dam, which also functions as a bridge, is… pic.twitter.com/xRlUCKQnmdDnipro Hydroelectric Station, a major Ukrainian power plant, is in critical condition and unable to generate electricity following a Russian missile strike, said Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration head Ivan Fedorov. The dam, which also functions as a bridge, is
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Cinq enfants déportés de retour en Ukraine
"They said they would bring us back in about two weeks, but they never did. We sailed and made it to Russia."
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 1 juin 2024
Five more children who were forcibly and illegally deported to Russia have returned to Ukraine. These are pupils of the Novopetrivka boarding school in Mykolaiv region.… https://t.co/Ut4xuRJOtn pic.twitter.com/B7ldgPqDYd"They said they would bring us back in about two weeks, but they never did. We sailed and made it to Russia." Five more children who were forcibly and illegally deported to Russia have returned to Ukraine. These are pupils of the Novopetrivka boarding school in Mykolaiv region.
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The Economist: War fought village by village, grinding battles
The Economist writes, however, that country-wide trends conceal a war that is fought village by village, street by street. The conflict has been defined not by big gains in territory, but often grinding battles: for Kyiv, Kherson, Bakhmut, Robotyne and Avdiivkva. 4/
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Area control dynamics: Ukraine gains territory in jumps, Russia gradually
This is the dynamics of the area control by Russia. You can see that Ukraine gains territory in jumps, while Russia does it gradually, with the exception of the initial push right after the full scale invasion 3/
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Briefly. War. Day 829. Video digest
Коротко. Війна. День 829. Відеодайджест
— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 1 juin 2024
Briefly. War. Day 829. Video digest#stoprussia #ВІРЮвЗСУ pic.twitter.com/Qvi7bpAuUzBriefly. War. Day 829. digest
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Dnipro HPP critically damaged by Russian attack
The #Dnipro Hydroelectric Power Plant (HPP) in #Zaporizhzhia region is in a critical condition following the Russian attack on the night of June 1, the Regional Military Administration reported.
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Ukraine relinquished nuclear power status 28 years ago, fulfilling Budapest Memorandum.
Today marks 28 years since Ukraine lost its status as a nuclear power. In 1996, our country's authorities transferred the last nuclear missiles to Russia, fulfilling the Budapest Memorandum. In 1991, Ukraine had 130 SS-19 and 46 SS-24 intercontinental missiles, up to 43 Tu-95MS
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Russian-destroyed books from Kharkiv exhibited in Kyiv
Books destroyed by Russia in Kharkiv are on display in Kyiv today. 1/