Convinced that 'faith without works is dead,' a battalion of Protestant pastors and volunteers are assisting civilians and soldiers on Ukraine’s front lines. Kyiv Post joins them for an exclusive report.
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Ukrainian Leopard 2 tank repair center in Poland
The Ukrainian Leopard 2 tank service center has begun operations in the Polish city of Gliwice. Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak announced that the first two tanks have already been accepted for repair.
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Russia’s combat losses estimates as of July 23
These are the indicative estimates of Russia’s combat losses as of July 23, according to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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Odesa’s main cathedral destroyed by Russia in 2023
The main Orthodox cathedral in Odesa. Founded in 1794, destroyed by Stalin in 1936, rebuilt under independent Ukraine, and destroyed again by #Putin in 2023. One of several historical parts of #Odesa, a @UNESCO heritage site, was attacked tonight. pic.twitter.com/kZ9YKCbzCh
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 23 juillet 2023The main Orthodox cathedral in Odesa. Founded in 1794, destroyed by Stalin in 1936, rebuilt under independent Ukraine, and destroyed again by #Putin in 2023. One of several historical parts of #Odesa, a @UNESCO heritage site, was attacked tonight.
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Russian missile attack on Odesa: civilian casualties, historic center damaged
Another barbaric Russian attack on Odesa. Russian forces launched 19 missiles of various types, including 5 Onyx missiles. Ukraine’s air defense forces shot down 9 missiles. 1 civilian confirmed killed, 22 civilians injured, 4 of them children. Historic city center badly damaged.
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Odesa residents clean up after missile strike
❤️ Одесити згуртувалися й почали прибирати місто після прильоту російських ракетhttps://t.co/bNeK3wBKEU pic.twitter.com/dsxNVN5RuF
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 23 juillet 2023Residents of Odesa rallied together and began cleaning up the city after a Russian missile strike.
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Russian missile destroys historic Odesa cathedral, UNESCO site
As a result of a Russian missile attack on #Odesa, the Transfiguration Cathedral, the largest Orthodox church in Odesa built in 1794, was destroyed.
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 23 juillet 2023
It was one of several historical parts of central Odesa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Russian army fights religion, culture and… pic.twitter.com/7mZvuoeazZAs a result of a Russian missile attack on #Odesa, the Transfiguration Cathedral, the largest Orthodox church in Odesa built in 1794, was destroyed. It was one of several historical parts of central Odesa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Russian army fights religion, culture and
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Russian shelling hits Nikopol again
Russian shelling hits Nikopol once again. There were no casualties, but the attack damaged residential buildings and infrastructure, according to governor. The city, in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, sits across the river from the Russian-occupied lands, and is frequently shelled.
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Turkish BMC Kirpi MRAP in Ukrainian service
The Turkish BMC Kirpi MRAP is in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. In the video, you can also see what the interior of the vehicle's landing compartment looks like.
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Zelenskyy asks NATO for urgent Black Sea and grain corridor consultation
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has asked NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg to immediately convene a NATO-Ukraine Council to consult on the situation in the Black Sea and the work of the grain corridor. The meeting should take place in the coming days.