The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs allocated over €650,000 for humanitarian aid to Ukraine. This aid will support Ukraine’s education system in frontline areas and assist children affected by the war.
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Norway further restricts Russian citizens’ tourism entry
The Norwegian government has decided to further restrict the ability of Russian citizens to enter Norway for tourism purposes, the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported. The amendments stipulate that the police may refuse entry to Russian citizens.
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Ukrainian Marines train with Finnish Uisko landing craft
Ukrainian Marines have conducted training exercises on landing on enemy-captured coastlines. During the drills, they utilized Finnish Uisko landing craft, which translates to "Viking ship." These boats offer excellent maneuverability and a shallow draft, perfect for shallow
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Ukraine persists despite arms limits and restrictions
On 10/11, Ukraine persists despite limited weapon supplies and crippling restrictions. It is crucial to grant Syrskyi and the entire leadership more flexibility. While not everything has been flawless, Ukraine consistently proves its worthiness of our respect and trust.
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Ukraine offsets shortages with human losses
Unfortunately, Ukraine must compensate for its equipment shortages and lack of air support with higher human losses. Additionally, Ukraine lacks the luxury of extensive brigade-level training prior to deployment.
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Ukraine uses US Strykers to recapture Kharkiv sector, capturing dozens of Russians
Ukraine #Counterattacks Recapture Lost Ground in #Kharkiv Sector, #US-Made Strykers in Action A crack airborne brigade armed with modern American fighting vehicles led the assaults. Unconfirmed reports say dozens of #Russiansoldiers were taken #prisoner.
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One injured in Derhachi after Russia missile strike kills 7
One person was reportedly injured in Derhachi. The news came only hours after Russia launched a massive missile strike against Kharkiv and Liubotyn, killing at least seven people.
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Russia attacks Kharkiv with aerial bombs
Russia again attacks Kharkiv, nearby town with aerial bombs. Russian forces launched two aerial strikes with KAB bombs against Kharkiv and a nearby town of Derhachi on May 23, Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported.
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Ukraine marks Marine Day honoring Azovstal defenders
Today, May 23, Ukraine marks Marine Day During the Siege of #Mariupol, the 36th Separate Marine Brigade played a major role in defending the #Azovstal steel plant, which became a fortress. Glory to all Ukrainian Marines!
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Russian missile strike on Ukrainian publisher Vivat kills 7
Today in Kharkiv Russia's missiles hit one of Ukraine's biggest publishing houses – Vivat, killing seven and wounding 16 people. Vivat's destroyed printing house Faktor Druk was the facility where not just Vivat, but other major Ukrainian publishers'd been printing their books.