WSJ: Russia plans to buy ballistic missiles from Iran. Russia plans to buy short-range ballistic missiles from Iran and has begun receiving similar munitions from North Korea, the Wall Street Journal reported on Jan. 4, citing unnamed U.S. officials.
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Russian hackers caused Kyivstar outage affecting 24 million subscribers since May 2023
#Kyivstar experienced a large-scale failure, leading to the shutdown of mobile communications for about 24 million subscribers in December 2023. How? Russian #hackers penetrated the system of the Ukrainian telecommunications giant back in May 2023. https://
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Russes offrent la citoyenneté aux étrangers dans l’armée
Foreign nationals who join the Russian Armed Forces while the invasion of Ukraine is ongoing can apply for Russian citizenship, according to a decree signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Jan. 4.
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Boy in occupied territory intimidated by Russians after mother’s death
The boy lived in the occupied territory with his grandmother because his mother died in the summer of 2022. During the occupation, the Russians intimidated the child, put psychological pressure on him, and visited his home.
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Exposition sur Marioupol à Modène suscite la polémique
Dear Italian friends, what can be done about this? An Italian-Russian "cultural association" is planning to open an exhibition-conference in Modena, Italy about Mariupol called "The rebirth after the war". The event plans to show "the symbol city of the uprising in Donbas
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Ukraine retrieves a temporarily detained child
Ukraine managed to return another child from the temporarily occupied territories – 12-year-old Andriy. His older sister appealed to the Ombudsman’s Office with a request to evacuate him from the occupation, reported the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro @lubinetzs.
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Ukraine: 9,000 mobilization evasion cases
According to Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko, who spoke on the national telemarathon, the Ukrainian National Police currently have 9,000 open cases of evasion of military mobilization, with 2,600 already referred to court.
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Forbes: Abrams Tanks in Ukraine Need Extra FPV Drone Protection
Forbes: "Abrams tanks in Ukraine need additional protection from FPV drones. Even a UAV equipped with an old anti-tank charge can penetrate the roof, killing or injuring a crew member, because the armor there is thin—about 25 mm—and something must be done about this before further losses occur."
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Russian morning strike on Nikopol: two injured
Over the last day, the Russian military attacked Nikopol eight times with drones and artillery, damaging private houses and outbuildings, seven solar panels, greenhouses, and cars.
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Update: 8 injured, 1 killed in Russian strike on Kropyvnytskyi
Update: 8 injured, 1 killed in a Russian missile attack against Kropyvnytskyi. The number of injured in a Russian attack against an industrial facility in Kropyvnytskyi, Kirovohrad Oblast, on Jan. 4 has risen to eight, the State Emergency Service said.