First Ukrainian pilots graduated from F-16 training in the U.S. Next, some additional training in Europe. Via @ColbyBadhwar and Politico
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Two dead after Ukrainian strikes in Crimea
In a rare announcement via RT, two people are dead following Ukrainian strikes on Crimea this evening.
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4-year-old Zlata dies from Russian shelling in Odesa
Today, 4-year-old Zlata died in the hospital after she was injured in the Russian shelling of Odesa on 29 April. A fragment of a Russian rocket struck her heart. Source: Oleh Kiper, Governor of Odesa Oblast SES of Ukraine
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Russian strikes hit Kharkiv printing plant
Russian occupiers launched a missile attack on Kharkiv, damaging one of Ukraine's largest printing houses. The United States is preparing a new military aid package for Ukraine. We compiled the main news for May 23.
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@joni_askola — 2024-05-23
10/12 The movement of heavy equipment, the presence of jets and bombers in the sky, and the ongoing destruction all have devastating effects on the environment.
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Full-scale war and troop movements severely damage Ukraine’s environment.
9/12 There are many other examples that show that, in addition to the deliberate targeting of Ukraine's environment, a full-scale war with the movement of hundreds of thousands of troops and artillery fire is detrimental to the environment.
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Ukraine: Zaporizhzhia under Russian control, ecological danger
Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, currently under Russian control, poses another significant potential environmental disaster. Immediate action is necessary to avert further environmental catastrophe, even amidst ongoing conflict.
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Radionuclide release risks from Kakhovka reservoir
Another potential issue is the release of radionuclides from the Chornobyl nuclear accident, which have been buried in the sediment layers of the Kakhovka reservoir for the past three decades.
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The Kakhovka environmental disaster and Ukrainian devastation
The Kakhovka environmental disaster adds to over 800 days of Russian military devastation and ongoing deterioration of Ukraine's environmental resources, including its rivers, meadows, marshes, wetlands, forests, farms, state parks, and protected natural reserves.
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Russia abducts Ukrainian children into camps
On December 3, Russia is additionally abducting thousands of Ukrainian children and relocating them to re-education camps in Russia, which also amounts to genocide.