🇬🇧 🇦🇺 🇨🇦 🇩🇰 🇫🇮 🇱🇹 🇳🇿 🇳🇱 🇳🇴 🇸🇪 🇺🇦 500 days since russian forces full scale illegally invaded the sovereign state of Ukraine. 500 days of witnessing Ukraine's resilience. rmed Forces has seen first-hand as we train Ukrainian Armed Forces in their fight for freedom. pic.twitter.com/oUS9zIUpo8

— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 8 juillet 2023

500 days since russian forces full scale illegally invaded the sovereign state of Ukraine. 500 days of witnessing Ukraine's resilience. rmed Forces has seen first-hand as we train Ukrainian Armed Forces in their fight for freedom.

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Great Britain will provide Ukraine's fire and rescue services with 17 specialized fire trucks, mainly obtained from the Royal Air Force and the Defence Fire and Rescue Service, and one will be provided by the Welsh government.

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It's significant we're now seeing larger numbers of this fairly advanced indigenous Ukrainian 155mm self-propelled howitzer arriving on the battlefield. The production line is clearly getting up to speed… https://t.co/mN5umNjCI0

— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 8 juillet 2023

It's significant we're now seeing larger numbers of this fairly advanced indigenous Ukrainian 155mm self-propelled howitzer arriving on the battlefield. The production line is clearly getting up to speed…

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This is what Kharkiv experienced for weeks/months in 2022. Russia used these weapons against civilians daily.

People who cry because Ukraine is receiving cluster munitions really do have a short memory. These will be effective against MILITARY targets. pic.twitter.com/jbnnKBWgRn

— COUPSURE (@COUPSURE) 8 juillet 2023

This is what Kharkiv experienced for weeks/months in 2022. Russia used these weapons against civilians daily. People who cry because Ukraine is receiving cluster munitions really do have a short memory. These will be effective against MILITARY targets.

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In education area, the foundation has raised over $2M and has retrofitted dozens of school bomb shelters. There is a talent development program that provides grants to unique individuals who live in Ukraine and have demonstrated a promise of remarkable achievements. 18/

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the KSE Foundation has achieved the following: Raised over $60 million in funds.
Distributed 22,135 bullet proof vests.
Provided 12,221 helmets.
Supplied 38,264 first aid kits.
Procured hundreds of vehicles.
Distributed 41,495 tourniquets.
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KSE Foundation. In the beginning of the war, the foundation stopped fundraising for KSE University and switched towards responding to the invasion. Today, the foundation is focused on providing humanitarian support related to the war and to promote wartime education. 16/

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The key directions of the institute today include: sanctions, war damage assessment, economic recovery policies, and monitoring exit of International companies from Russia. Every number on damages in Ukraine you read in the press is based on the work of the institute. 12/

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KSE Institute just before the war had 13 centers from macroeconomics to public health to procurement. We stopped all activities at the onset of the war and repurposed the funds for the projected most important for the government. And we have been doing that ever since. 11/

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