Minister of Finance Ukraine Sergii Marchenko noted that the grant funding will help to ensure priority measures to restore critical facilities affected by Russian aggression. This includes transport infrastructure, public utilities and services, social infrastructure and housing.
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Defending native land: nothing can stop you, says @defenceu
Nothing can stop you when you defend your native land! : @Libkos / 126th @TDF_UA Brigade
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Ukraine received 150 million euro grant for recovery from EU
Ukraine has received a 150 million euro grant from the European Union for recovery
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La guerre n’est pas un spectacle
The war is not being fought for your entertainment
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Kharkiv Recovers from Russian Attack; Vulnerable Due to Proximity
Kharkiv is recovering from another Russian attack. Living in Kyiv, we've had daily attacks for weeks, but Kharkiv has it worse. With minimal warnings and its proximity to Russia, only 40 km away, Kharkiv is vulnerable to a wider array of missiles and drones.
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Lithuania sends new military aid to Ukraine with equipment and rations
Another batch of military aid from #Lithuania arrived in #Ukraine, the county’s Ministry of Defense reported. The country handed over vital field equipment and dry rations for the military.
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Parliament exempts EW equipment imports for the army from VAT and customs duty
Parliament exempts EW equipment imports for the army from VAT and customs duty https://ift.tt/XylkzLg #liga #news
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MP Vitaliy Danilov Resigns from Batkivshchyna Faction and Seat
In November, MP Vitaliy Danilov submitted his letter of resignation from the Batkivshchyna parliamentary faction and vacated his legislative seat.
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Михайло Соколов склав присягу народного депутата
On December 20, Mykhailo Sokolov took the oath of office as a member of the Ukrainian parliament. He entered the parliament on the Batkivshchyna list instead of Vitaliy Danilov, who resigned his mandate early, reported MP Iryna Herashchenko from the parliament hall.
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Putin demands severe action against foreign agents aiding Ukraine
Putin: There must be severe action against 'foreign agents' who help Ukraine. Russian leader Vladimir Putin claimed there must be a "severe" response against foreign intelligence services that "directly" support Ukraine and seek to "destabilize the socio-political situation