According to estimates, Ukraine’s infrastructure damage as of Sept. 2023 exceeds $150 billion. "Yet lost in these discussions is another cost that could set Ukraine back many years: brain drain," write Giacomo Anastasia and Tito Boeri in their op-ed.
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Russian state media correspondent killed in Ukrainian drone strike
Russian state media: Russian propagandist killed in Ukraine. Boris Maksudov, a correspondent for the Russian state television network Rossiya 24, died after allegedly being injured in a Ukrainian drone strike, prominent Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov said on Nov. 23.
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Highest number of women in modern history serve on Ukraine’s battlefield
The highest number of women in modern history are currently serving on the battlefield in #Ukraine, as stated by Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister Natalia Kalmykova. Around 62,000 women are in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with roughly 5,000 deployed in combat zones.
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Ukraine’s mobile air defense downs Russian Shahed kamikaze drone on November 22
⚡️Mobile air defense units of 🇺🇦Ukraine shoot down a 🇷🇺Russian kamikaze drone Shahed 136/131 November 22 pic.twitter.com/Qvn2A3Sohi
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 23 novembre 2023Mobile air defense units of Ukraine shoot down a Russian kamikaze drone Shahed 136/131 November 22
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Doctors remove mine fragment from 4-year-old’s heart with magnet
Doctors have removed a mine fragment from the heart of a 4-year-old girl who was hit by a Russian attack, the Heart Institute of the Ukrainian Ministry of Health reported. The child was injured during a mortar attack in Kherson. The fragment was removed using a neodymium magnet.
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EU gives €900M to Hungary to unlock Ukraine aid veto
The European Union has approved €900 million in advance payments to Hungary under its hitherto frozen share of recovery funds, as the bloc seeks to overcome #Budapest's veto of aid to #Ukraine, Reuters reported.
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Doctors remove Russian mine fragment from 4-year-old girl’s heart
Doctors removed a fragment of a russian mine from the small heart of a 4-year-old girl who was wounded during the shelling of Kherson. pic.twitter.com/CI3H0129Qc
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 23 novembre 2023Doctors removed a fragment of a russian mine from the small heart of a 4-year-old girl who was wounded during the shelling of Kherson.
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Michel: Counteroffensive not failed, allies must support Ukraine
"I don't think this counteroffensive has failed," European Council President Charles Michel said in an interview with @mrsorokaa
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Wilders victory endangers Ukraine aid from Netherlands
Victory of Netherlands’ #GeertWilders Could Spell Trouble for #Ukraine With a far-right anti-#EU stance, the victory of the Netherlands’ new leader could mean an end of aid to Ukraine. https://
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Wounded and killed by shelling in Kherson region
On the afternoon of November 23, Russian occupation forces shelled the village of Chornobaivka and several other settlements in the Kherson region, said the head of the Presidential Office, Andriy Yermak. According to Yermak, there are currently three dead and four wounded.