Today, on April 11, a man who was seriously injured during the attack died in hospital. The day before, four people were killed and 14 wounded, four of whom were in serious condition. Among the casualties is a 4-year-old girl.
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Odesa missile attack toll rises to five, Prosecutor General’s Office reports
The number of people killed as a result of a missile attack on the Odesa Oblast by Russian troops on the evening of April 10 has increased to five, reported the Office of the Prosecutor General.
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Lithuania’s unwavering support for our side is highly appreciated
Thank you, Lithuania, for standing firm by our side. We highly appreciate your unwavering support.
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Ukraine and Latvia Sign Security Agreement: Riga to Provide Military Aid
Ukraine and Latvia have signed a security agreement. Riga will provide military aid annually equivalent to 0.25% of its GDP. http://censor.net/ua/news/3483783/…
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Lituanie réagit aux appels américains sur l’Ukraine
Lithuania's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gabrielius Landsbergis @GLandsbergis
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160 Million UAH for Kharkiv Restoration: NABU Suspects Seven in Embezzlement
160 Million UAH Embezzled in Kharkiv Restoration: Seven Suspected in NABU Scheme https://ift.tt/aYVn0GX #liga #news
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Borrell: Supporting Ukraine is cheaper than dealing with its defeat
Borrell to EU: supporting Ukraine cheaper than dealing with its defeat
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Bill boosts pay, leave but lacks battlefield deadline, deterring recruits.
"The bill includes better pay and longer leave periods but lawmakers failed to agree on setting a hard deadline to the time soldiers spend on the battlefield — a core demand from families of those deployed and a significant factor for potential recruits to shun military service."
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Parliament passes mobilization law against Russia
After months of debate, Parliament passed a mobilization law tightening military registration rules amid warnings from leaders of an imminent Russian offensive. Brigade commanders attended the session and received a standing ovation.
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US calls Russian oil refineries ‘civilian facilities’
Why Can't Ukraine Attack the Russian Energy and Oil Sector?
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 11 avril 2024
The US Department of Defense has called oil refineries in Russia as 'civilian facilities,' despite ongoing destruction of civilian infrastructure in #Ukraine by Russian drones and missiles. pic.twitter.com/6ximIKHIHRWhy Can't Ukraine Attack the Russian Energy and Oil Sector? The US Department of Defense has called oil refineries in Russia as 'civilian facilities,' despite ongoing destruction of civilian infrastructure in #Ukraine by Russian drones and missiles.