Denmark signs long-term security agreement with Ukraine “If we don't stand together, Ukraine won't stand, and then potentially Europe won't stand either," Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said.
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Duda’s press conference on Ukraine border blockade: an excuse?
Was Duda’s press conference on blocking Ukraine’s border an “excuse”? https://
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NATO Admiral Bauer and General Adamczak support Ukraine’s fight
❝You, the Ukrainians, are showing the world what it means to fight for what you believe in. We will support you every step of the way.❞
— NATO (@NATO) 22 février 2024
Admiral Rob Bauer @CMC_NATO and Lieutenant General Janusz Adamczak, Director General of the International Military Staff #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦… pic.twitter.com/W2iTJsVN54❝You, the Ukrainians, are showing the world what it means to fight for what you believe in. We will support you every step of the way.❞ Admiral Rob Bauer @CMC_NATO and Lieutenant General Janusz Adamczak, Director General of the International Military Staff #StandWithUkraine
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Cobasna arms depot threatens Ukraine
Located two kilometers from the Ukrainian border with Moldova, the Cobasna arms depot is considered the largest in Eastern Europe, holding 20,000 tons of weapons and ammunition. Guarded by 1,500 enemy troops, it poses a serious threat to Ukraine. These weapons were supposed to have been destroyed decades ago.
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Butkevych’s appeal hearing against illegal occupation court verdict
This happened after an appeal hearing against the illegal verdict of the occupation "court" that sentenced Butkevych to 13 years in prison.
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Butkevych’s case review begins March 13
The consideration should begin on March 13. Butkevych's whereabouts had been unknown since he was transferred from the Luhansk remand prison in August 2023.
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Russian Supreme Court to consider appeal for Maksym Butkevych
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation will begin to consider the appeal in the case of the captured human rights activist and serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Maksym Butkevych, lawyer Leonid Solovyov said, according to @zminaUkraine
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81 combat clashes reported in one day on front
There were 81 combat clashes on the front in a single day. The majority occurred in the Mar'inka direction, with 31 clashes, according to the General Staff.
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Ukraine’s economy down 30%, shifted to defense, needs support
In short, Ukrainian economy has lost about 30%, adjusted to the war, turned to defense economy heavily. The macroeconomic stability is preserved, which is nothing short of a miracle. The economy is functioning despite a very heavy damage, but it requires international support. X
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6.7 million Ukrainian refugees, most in Europe
6.7 million people left Ukraine for other countries because of the war and are in the status of refugees. Most of them (almost 6 mln) are located in Europe. 12/
