Russian losses near Avdiivka are the highest in 2023, according to British intelligence
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Latin America condemns Russia’s war for first time
A resolution condemning Russia's aggression against Ukraine has been adopted in Latin America for the first time, according to Kondratyuk. DOCUMENT
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Where do you support Ukraine from?
Friends, let's get to know each other! I'm from Lviv, Ukraine. Where do you support Ukraine from?
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Zelensky: Russia loses at least a brigade at Avdiivka (12 words max)
The previous day, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia had lost at least a brigade trying to capture the embattled city of Avdiivka.
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Russia lost 4,000 soldiers in Avdiivka battle
Umerov: Russia has lost 4,000 soldiers in battle for Avdiivka. Russian losses in Avdiivka amount to approximately 4,000, Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said on Oct. 28 in a phone call with U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense reported.
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16 Russian APCs and BMPs destroyed in front area
About 16 Russian armored personnel carriers/BMPs were destroyed in one of the areas of the front
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878 air raid alerts in Kyiv lasting 1016 hours during martial law
Kyiv – clear. During the martial law 878 air raid alerts took place in Kyiv with overall duration 1016 Hours and 51 minutes.
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Storm winds damage Ukraine’s power grid
The weather also disrupted power in 12 regions of the country, affecting more than 780 communities, particularly in Khmelnytskyi, Rivne, and Lviv oblasts, according to Klymenko.
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Hurricanes in Ukraine: 2 dead, 7 injured
Gale-force winds battered Ukraine on Oct. 28, toppling trees and causing two deaths in Kyiv, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko reported.
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Russian authorities coerce Ukrainian POWs into volunteers
The Russian authorities may have forced Ukrainian prisoners of war to join so-called volunteer formations that would fight in Ukraine. This is a clear violation of the Geneva Convention relative to prisoners of war, reports @TheStudyofWar.