Cities and towns that no longer exist in fact:
Novotoshkivske
Zolote
Popasna
Rubizhne
Sever
Lisik
Bakhmut
Mariupol
Volnovakha
Soledar
Maryinka
Pesky
Vuhledar
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Ukrainian cities lost to Russian invasion
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Putin to Skip BRICS Summit in South Africa, Lavrov to Represent Russia
"By mutual agreement" of the parties Putin will not go to South Africa for the BRICS summit, Lavrov will represent the Russian Federation. http://
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Poor troop quality slows Russia in northeast Ukraine
Poor troop quality slows Russia in northeastern Ukraine – ISW Russian forces are unlikely to achieve a significant operational breakthrough in Kharkiv Oblast, according to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). https://euromaidanpress.com/2023/07/19/poor-troop-quality-slows-russia-in-northeastern-ukraine-isw/?swcfpc=1
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Ukraine Receives $22 Billion from World Bank Since War’s Start
Ukraine has received $22 billion through the World Bank mechanism since the start of the war, – Marchenko http://biz.censor.net/n3431986
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Swedish Bgbv 90 repair vehicle in Ukraine with Barracuda camouflage
Swedish Armored repair and evacuation vehicle Bärgningsbandvagn 90 (Bgbv 90) with "Barracuda" camouflage somewhere in Ukraine. Bgbv 90 was created on the basis of CV90, and earlier deliveries of these machines were not reported.
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Ukrainian marines destroy abandoned Russian BMP-2 with FPV drones
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian marines destroyed an abandoned 🇷🇺Russian BMP-2 with the help of FPV kamikaze drones pic.twitter.com/fYD7NFu2e5
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 19 juillet 2023Ukrainian marines destroyed an abandoned Russian BMP-2 with the help of FPV kamikaze drones
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EU not planning direct weapons payments to Ukraine
The EU plan does not include direct payments for weapons for the Ukrainian army. Instead, the bloc will help member states cover their own costs of purchasing and transferring military aid to Ukraine, as well as compensate for the cost of training the Ukrainian military.
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EU plans 20 billion fund for Ukraine
The European Union plans to establish a special fund worth around €20 billion to support Ukraine's Armed Forces over the next four years, Politico reports, citing five diplomats familiar with the plan.
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Russia’s attack on Odesa damages industrial sites
Due to Russia's terrorist night attack on Odesa, industrial facilities, warehouses, and trade pavilions of the industrial goods market, shopping centers, high-rise residential buildings, cars, and administrative buildings—including the district prosecutor's office—were damaged.
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USAID chief pledges $250M for Ukraine’s agriculture
USAID chief pledges $250 million in aid to Ukraine's agricultural sector. The U.S. will provide $250 million to support Ukraine's agriculture sector, U.S. Agency for International Development chief Samantha Power said on July 18.