The girl was hospitalized and is reportedly in extremely serious condition while undergoing surgery. She suffered a blast injury and wounds to her leg and neck, Governor Oleksandr Prokudin said.
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Russian shelling injures 3 civilians in Kherson
Russian attack on Kherson's Dnipro municipal district on Feb. 14 injured a 14-year-old girl and two men aged 19 and 84, officials from the Kherson Oblast Military Administration reported.
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Over 27 successful attacks on Russian ships since invasion, The Insider reports.
There have been at least 27 successful attacks on Russian ships since the start of the full-scale invasion — The Insider.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 14 février 2024
A total of 25 Russian navy and MES ships have been hit since then (two ships were hit twice). Three ships were completely destroyed, among them are the… https://t.co/E9ggIarXwj pic.twitter.com/9YTk9wlKIoThere have been at least 27 successful attacks on Russian ships since the start of the full-scale invasion — The Insider. A total of 25 Russian navy and MES ships have been hit since then (two ships were hit twice). Three ships were completely destroyed, among them are the
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Canada commits $60 million to Ukraine’s future F-16 fleet
Canada commits $ 60 mn to support Ukraine’s future F-16 fleet According to the Defense Ministry, Canadian funds will purchase spare parts, arming stations, avionics, and ammunition for Ukraine's future F-16 fleet.
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Germany: Massive Increase in Ammunition Production for Ukraine in 2024
Germany continues to invest in the production of ammunition, so Ukraine in 2024 will be able to receive at least three times more shells than in 2023, – German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius. Germany invested 3.5 billion euros in the production of ammunition.
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Russian shelling hits Mykolaivka in Donetsk Oblast
This afternoon, Russian forces shelled Mykolaivka in Donetsk Oblast, killing two people, according to Vadym Filashkin, head of the Donetsk regional military administration. The town was struck around 2 p.m., with residential buildings hit.
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Ukraine agricultural sector: PCGF offers solution to land reform and war challenges
In the wake of land reform and the relentless challenges posed by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Ukraine's agricultural sector faces a pivotal moment. The Partial Credit Guarantee Fund (PCGF) offers a tangible solution to these pressing issues.
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UNESCO: Ukraine needs $9B over 10 years to revive tourism
UNESCO: Ukraine needs $9 billion over 10 years to revive tourism, cultural sectors. According to UNESCO, the besieged country has lost over $19 billion in tourism revenue as a result of Russia's full-scale war.
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EU’s Borrell on sanctions, populism, and Ukraine aid challenges
In a Feb. 7 interview with the Kyiv Independent, top EU diplomat Josep Borrell spoke about Russia's sanctions' circumvention, the rise of populism in Europe, and why Europe still struggles to provide Ukraine with everything it needs to win.
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Why Ukraine’s ZSU remains in Avdiivka despite risks
As for why the ZSU is not withdrawing from Avdiivka: well, troops deployed there say it’s better to continue fighting inside the town, where there is plenty of cover, than to withdraw west of it—into the open, where there is no cover—not even field fortifications.