Yevhen Korolkov is sitting on the ruins of his parents' house.
His parents were killed during russian strike on Khmelnytskyi last week. His daughter-in-law was injured and is now in intensive care. Let us not forget that #RussiaIsATerroristState. : Albina Karman
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Man sits on ruins of parents’ home after Russian strike; daughter-in-law injured
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Ukraine exports 33.8 million tons via new corridor
Ukraine exported 33.8 million tons of cargo through the new corridor in 7 months. This is more than was exported during the year of the grain initiative with the participation of Russia, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Recovery. (AFP)
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Europe’s arms control era ends; rearmament balance is key
I think it's very clear now that the era of arms control and demilitarisation in Europe is now decisively over. The tricky thing now will be to get the right balance in rearmament without it tipping over into another wasteful arms race.
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Russia attacked Odesa with two Kh-59 missiles (intercepted)
#Russia launched an attack on #Odesa with two guided missiles, Kh-59, which were intercepted. As a result of the debris falling, there are three casualties who have been hospitalized, including two children aged 15 and 10, local authorities reported.
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British intelligence on the consequences of strikes on the Black Sea Fleet

British intelligence has shown the consequences of recent strikes on the Black Sea Fleet http://
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Russian missile attack on Odesa injures 3, including 2 children
Russian missile attack on Odesa injures 3, including 2 children. Russian troops launched two guided missiles at Odesa on March 29, injuring three people, Odesa Oblast Governor Oleh Kiper said. According to Kiper, three people, including 15-year-old and 10-year-old children,
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Parliament committee reviews 4,269 amendments to mobilization bill
The parliament's National Security and Defense Committee reviewed all the 4,269 parliamentary amendments to a mobilization bill, lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak said on March 29.
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Defense committee reviews all parliamentary amendments to mobilization bill.
Defense committee considers all parliamentary amendments to mobilization bill.
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Zelensky confirms Danilov will continue diplomatic work
Zelensky said Danilov would continue his work in the diplomatic field.
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Zelensky sets Security Council priorities
President Zelensky outlined the Security Council's priorities following Danilov's dismissal, highlighting 'special attention to our country's sanctions policy.' Cybersecurity and the implementation of security-related decisions were also included.
