A double strike by ballistic missiles in Odesa killed 4 people, including a 10-year-old child. Russia has been terrorizing Odesa all day, with missiles striking the city starting at 5 a.m.
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US General Warns of Russian Artillery Advantage in Ukraine Without Aid
Top US general warns Russia to gain 10:1 artillery advantage in Ukraine “within weeks” unless helps. Gen. Christopher Cavoli, head of US European Command, warned that the war in Ukraine has reached a critical moment.
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Cavoli: Russia to Soon Have 10:1 Shell Advantage
Top US General Cavoli: Without US Aid, Russia Will Soon Have a 10:1 Shell Advantage
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Lithuanian Foreign Minister Responds to Russian Refinery Strikes with WWII Photo
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Responds to Critics of Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries with a World War II Photo https://ift.tt/ROm9Xt3 #liga #news
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Odesa, discover Shahed attack drones and stay safe
Odesa, meet Shahed attack drones now and stay safe!
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Rada reviews amendments to mobilization law
The Rada is reviewing amendments to the mobilization bill ahead of the second reading. Hromadske has published an investigation into how the SBU persecutes whistleblowers of collaborators. Ukraine and the UK have signed a new agreement on defense and industrial cooperation.
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Parliament reviews mobilization law changes
Verkhovna Rada. 35 deputies in the hall considering amendments to the mobilization bill facing highly possible russia's counteroffensive during the full scale war the biggest one at the continent since #WW2
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 10 avril 2024
OK, EU and NATO just be ready to unexpectedly meet 'the guests at your… https://t.co/JlCS7GIkdcVerkhovna Rada. 35 deputies in the hall are considering amendments to the mobilization bill as Russia's potential counteroffensive looms during the full-scale war—the largest on the continent since #WW2. OK, EU and NATO, just be ready to unexpectedly meet 'the guests at your doorstep'.
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36 opinion leaders urge Congress to support Ukraine
The 36 opinion leaders called on Congress to "do the right thing" and provide support for Ukraine. The signatories also noted that the Armed Forces of Ukraine "defend basic American interests".
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US figures urge Congress to approve aid for Ukraine
In the United States, 36 artists, activists, academics, and other figures called on the US Congress to approve financial aid for Ukraine. Among those who appealed to lawmakers are actress Barbra Streisand, the band Imagine Dragons, and historian Timothy Snyder, reports CNN.
