Anatoliy shares his story of being captured by Russians in 2014 but refusing to remain a prisoner of war, choosing instead to rejoin the fight for Ukraine's freedom. He describes enduring torture, recovering from wounds, and responding to the call to defend his homeland.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Javelin strike on Russian BMP at Avdiivka front
As said, Javelin strike on Russian BMP, Avdiivka fronthttps://t.co/r5kezSSjJI pic.twitter.com/abGwUai0f4
— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 12 octobre 2023As said, Javelin strike on Russian BMP, Avdiivka front https://
t.me/marmuletik_life/15880
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Warlords say Avdiivka is finished
But hey, warlords in my comment section told me Avdiivka was done for, and Russians had already closed the cauldron.
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Nine Ukrainians injured, missing in Israel
Another nine Ukrainian citizens were injured with varying degrees of severity. In addition, nine Ukrainians are still missing. The Ukrainian Embassy is cooperating with the Israeli security services to search for the missing.
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Ukraine confirms seven killed in Israel during hostilities
The @MFA_Ukraine has already confirmed that seven Ukrainians were killed in Israel as a result of hostilities in the country, Foreign Ministry spokesman Oleg Nikolenko announced this morning.
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Destruction of a bridge between Horlivka and Yasynuvata
A bridge between Horlivka and Yasynuvata was destroyed. Also a Russian 3-STS "Akhmat" armored vehicle can be seen destroyed under the bridge. Judging by the fact that the bridge was destroyed during the large-scale Russian attack on Avdiivka, one can assume that the idea behind
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Another Battle for Electricity Awaits – Budanov
We are once again facing a battle for electricity, – Budanov
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Ukraine’s deficit to reach 21% of GDP in 2024
According to Shmyhal, the deficit will amount to as much as 21% of Ukraine's GDP next year.
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Ukraine needs $42bn in aid for 2024
Ukraine will need about $42 billion in economic assistance in 2024 to cover the projected budget deficit, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said during his address to the World Bank and IMF forum in Morocco on Oct. 11.
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Preliminary information: the ship could have exploded from a mine
It is not yet possible to officially provide details about the circumstances under which the ship was damaged. Preliminary information — the Russian ship could have been blown up by a mine.