"Police officers do not leave civilians even in the hottest spots. Constantly risking their lives, remaining faithful to the Oath. And today’s tragedy proves that these are not just words," Ukraine’s Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Death of Ukrainian police officers in Russian bombardment at Sumy
On 27 February, Ukrainian Police Lt. Col. Oksana Novik and Lt. Col. Oleh Yurko were killed in repeated Russian shelling while documenting the aftermath of earlier attacks in Sumy Oblast. National Police
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Polish police detain Ukrainian journalist filming Russia-bound transit through Poland
Polish police detained Ukrainian journalist Mykhailo Tkach while he was filming a story about the transit of products to Russia through Poland and Belarus. Polish law enforcement deleted some of the footage, Ukrainska Pravda reported.
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Biden meets leaders to discuss Ukraine aid
U.S. President Joe #Biden is convening congressional leaders today to discuss assistance to #Ukraine, The Washington Post reported.
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Peace and life on renewed earth
On the renewed earth
There will be no enemy, no foe,
But a son and a mother,
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Soldiers of the 79th Airborne Brigade destroy enemy equipment near Novomykhailivka
Soldiers from the 79th Air Assault Brigade continue to destroy enemy armored equipment near Novomykhailivka. pic.twitter.com/dEUEDkXJTB
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 27 février 2024Soldiers from the 79th Air Assault Brigade continue to destroy enemy armored equipment near Novomykhailivka.
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Leaders agree deep strike coalition; Germany refuses Taurus missiles
Leaders also agreed to set up a new capability coalition focused on deep strike missiles. France and the UK have provided missiles, but Germany reiterated it will not provide its Taurus missiles. I say … for now 11/
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Czech Republic leads €1.4B ammunition effort; France shifts stance
Just to put it in context: The Czech Republic is leading an effort to raise €1.4 billion for Ukraine ammunition. This might requires purchases outside of Europe because there is simply not enough supply. But France was somewhat opposing it, and now there is a change 10/
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EU leaders agree to buy Ukraine ammo from non-EU providers, defying France
Over 20 heads of govt and states joined Macron in Paris These EU leaders moved towards an agreement to purchase ammunition for Ukraine from third-party providers outside the EU, going against France's desire for European strategic autonomy 9/
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Ukraine de facto NATO membership ends war and prevents future ones
No one says Ukraine joins NATO legally, but de facto it does And that’s the way to end this war and prevent future ones 6/