Parliament registers 5 versions of mobilization bill. As of the morning of Jan. 9, Ukraine's parliament had received five different versions of the new bill on mobilization, lawmaker Yaroslav Zhelezniak said.

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On January 8, the Ukrainian military eliminated 820 Russian occupiers, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports. In addition, 5 tanks, 9 armored combat vehicles, 6 artillery systems, 1 MLRS, 1 UAV, 18 cruise missiles, and 10 vehicles were destroyed.

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Escape from #Mariupol: the extraordinary story of a Ukrainian soldier trapped in the Azovstal steelworks. When the garrison surrendered to Russia in 2022 he hid in a tunnel – and got back to Ukrainian-controlled territory. Pictures by ⁦
@AlessioMamo
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Russian TOS-1A 220mm MLRS destroyed on the Avdiivka front. Presumably by FPV drone.https://t.co/ZZFtL3NXeV

P.S: Don't miss the fireworks at 0:41 https://t.co/n1Ra4RQq5G

— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 9 janvier 2024

Russian TOS-1A 220mm MLRS destroyed on the Avdiivka front. Presumably by FPV drone. https://
t.me/ukrainian_mili
tant/20700
… P.S: Don't miss the fireworks at 0:41

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30/ Olesya has been campaigning for her husband to be released and has written to everyone in authority from Putin downwards. However, she says, the results are always the same: requests are "redirected down the chain of command, where they simply disappear". /end

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29/ Each combat mission lasts from 8 to 16 days, with a maximum of four days' rest. The fragments in his neck, chest and groin are bothering him, but he doesn't particularly complain because he says "there are guys out there in worse situations."

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28/ "And on 21st September, instead of going home, he was transferred to another unit. When he filed a report in the other unit, he was told that the laws did not apply in the zone of the Special Military Operation."

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26/ Vladimir Lobanov from Karpinsk in the Sverdlovsk region was severely injured in October 2022, less than a month after being mobilised. He spent a week in hospital with shrapnel embedded in his body, but it was not removed and he was returned to his unit.

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27/ When Vladimir turned 50 in September 2023, he was entitled to a discharge on the grounds of age. But this didn't happen. His wife Olesya says: "Just before his birthday they offered him a contract. He didn't sign. But they said: if you don't sign a contract, you go to combat."

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25/ "It's like a prison. They lock you up, they don't feed you, they beat you up. You know, abuse you. Lord, we live in the 21st century, we're not fascists, how can they abuse us like that?"

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