The past in the flames stayed behind,
All that’s left – in the backpack I hold.
Deep inside, I feel the words unkind.
Is it worth to keep living, or not? Two blasts in the yard were so heavy,
It’s cold. No more hearth or home.
Strong boots on my feet I am wearing,
But where from the
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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The Past Lingers in the Flames
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Novomykhailivka: Russians erase Ukrainian town
Novomykhailivka, a city on the Mariinka direction in Donetsk Oblast, is yet another Ukrainian settlement that the Russians are wiping off the face of the earth.
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 7 janvier 2024
📹https://t.co/6Flp1wknSo pic.twitter.com/UBqKL2D1PANovomykhailivka, a city on the Mariinka direction in Donetsk Oblast, is another Ukrainian settlement that the Russians are wiping off the face of the earth. http://
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Japan allocates $37 million to Ukraine for drone detection systems
The Japanese government will allocate $37 million to help Ukraine. The money will be used to purchase systems for detecting enemy drones, Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa said during a joint briefing with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
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UK invests £300M to reduce Russian nuclear fuel dependence
UK invests 300 million pounds in nuclear fuel, eroding Russia's dominance. The U.K. is investing 300 million pounds ($381 million) into the production of high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) as a part of a larger bid to cut dependence on Russia.
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Former German President advocates sending Taurus to Ukraine
After Russia’s massive strikes on Ukrainian cities, 'I look with concern at what we are doing and ask whether our support is sufficient,' Joachim Gauck said in an interview with Bild.
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Japan allocates $37M to NATO fund for Ukraine anti-drone aid
#Japan will allocate $37 million to the #NATO fund as additional aid to Ukraine, the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Yoko #Kamikawa, reported. These funds will be directed to the purchase of anti-drone systems.
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Japan allocates $37 million to Ukraine
Japan is allocating $37 million to support Ukraine. The funds will be used to purchase drone detection systems, according to Japan's Foreign Minister. Additionally, Japan has provided five mobile gas turbines to help Ukrainians endure the winter.
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Dnipro dormitory heavily damaged by shelling, over 20 families homeless
night shelling of Dnipro heavily damaged the dormitory, leaving over 20 families without their homes. Residents are clearing debris and repairing "what they can." Someone said they won't be able to live there anymore. Local Governor Serhii Lysak
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Danish 155mm Caesar in Ukrainian service
⚡️The 🇩🇰Danish 155-mm self-propelled howitzer Caesar is in service with the Armed Forces of 🇺🇦Ukraine pic.twitter.com/I6fsDTiEYg
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 7 janvier 2024The Danish 155-mm self-propelled howitzer Caesar is in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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Russian Attacks Cut Power at 2 Donbas Mines
Ukraine's Energy Ministry reported on Jan. 7 that Russian attacks in Donetsk Oblast caused power outages at two mines trapping 18 workers inside.