Proud to have played a small role in this. The interview was truly special, but my favorite part was bringing Letterman to visit the Ukrainian Railways depot with heroes @AKamyshin & @Pertsovskyi_O
. And his agent adopted a puppy (named Olena) we rescued from eastern Ukraine!
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Letterman visits Ukrainian Railways depot, adopts rescued puppy Olena
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Velykopysarivska community attacked; death from mortar shelling
Russian troops attacked the Velykopysarivska community in Sumy Oblast from Russia at about 12:30 PM today, reported @GP_Ukraine. According to the investigation, a 60-year-old resident of Popivka died as a result of mortar shelling on the grounds of his own household.
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Ukraine-Sweden Agreements: Secret Information Exchange and Gripen Tests
On the sidelines of the NATO summit, Ukraine and Sweden signed agreements on the exchange of secret information and the supply of defense weapons. Euractiv writes that the first agreement will allow Ukraine to test Swedish JAS 39 Gripen fighters in the future.
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Belarusian artist Ales Pushkin dies in prison; calls to stop regime’s killings
Belarusian political prisoner, famous artist Ales Pushkin has died in prison. 1,500+ political prisoners are still alive… We must stop the regime killing innocent people.
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NATO Summit reveals limits of international support for Ukraine
The #NATOSummit has shown that while Ukraine has friends in the international community, it may not be able to rely on them for the decisive support it needs. This is a sobering realization for many Ukrainians. 11/
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NATO’s commitment to Ukraine defense questioned
While any aid is appreciated, the lack of a decisive stance from NATO sends a worrying message. It suggests a reluctance to fully commit to Ukraine's defense, which could embolden its adversaries 7/
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NATO Indecisiveness and Ukrainian Lives at War
The indecisiveness of NATO is not just a diplomatic issue, it's a matter of life and death for Ukrainians. The country is in the midst of a war, and clear support from NATO could be a game-changer 6/
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Ukraine receives Patriot systems and cluster munitions
Instead of the anticipated membership, Ukraine received two "Patriot" missile systems and cluster munitions. While this military aid is crucial, it's not the commitment many Ukrainians hoped for. 4/
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NATO Summit leaves Ukrainians disappointed on membership
He says The recent #NATOSummit has left many Ukrainians feeling cold, as expectations for an invitation to join the alliance were met with a different reality 3/
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Zelenskiy on NATO summit: Ukraine closer than ever
"President Zelenskiy at the NATO summit: 'The results of the summit are good, but if there was an invitation, they would have been ideal.' Ukraine is closer than ever to NATO, but the timeline remains uncertain. 2/