Explosions are audible in Yevpatoria area in occupied Crimea
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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7th ATC continues training Ukrainian forces in Grafenwoehr
The @7thATC – a terrific organization and training area – continues training Ukrainian forces in Grafenwoehr, Germany
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Zelensky discusses with Erdogan over phone call
Our President @ZelenskyyUa had a phone talk with the President of Turkey @RTErdogan.
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Ukraine may see reduced aid
This isn't about support in 2024. The State Department stated that once Ukraine is firmly on its feet and has sufficient weapons and resources to counter Russian aggression, the amount of support may be reduced,' Kuleba said in a comment to journalist Vadym Karpiak on social media.
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Kuleba clarifies remarks on U.S. aid
Commenting on an earlier statement by a U.S. official that Washington may not provide aid to Kyiv at the same level as in 2022-2023, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba clarified on Jan. 5 that this did not refer to U.S. support in 2024.
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Putin orders Russian citizenship for Ukrainian children, Ombudsman warns mass naturalization
Putin issues order granting Russian citizenship to Ukrainian children Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets warns that there is a possibility that no Ukrainian child will remain in Russia, as they could all become Russian citizens within the next 3 months.
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War. Day 681. Video Digest
Коротко. Війна. День 681. Відеодайджест
— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 5 janvier 2024
Briefly. War. Day 681. Video digest#stoprussia #ВІРЮвЗСУ pic.twitter.com/dJSekgzdITBriefly. War. Day 681. digest
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Ukrainiens écrivent la guerre à travers leurs mots
Ukrainian authors defy Russian aggression through their words. As war still looms, their stories offer a unique perspective, often overshadowed by foreigners with larger audiences. This is our curated list of Ukrainian literature about the war.
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MFA on financing: US expects Ukraine’s self-sufficiency
MFA on US State Department statement regarding reduced funding: It's about a time when Ukraine will independently cope with its needs http://
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Kotin’s mother-in-law buys property during war
On December 21, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty's investigative project Schemes reported that Kotin's mother-in-law purchased a house and land worth 7 million hryvnias ($183,000) near Kyiv during the full-scale war, despite having no official income other than a pension.