According to a recent poll by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology, seventy-eight percent of Ukrainians have close relatives or friends who were wounded or killed due to the full-scale Russian invasion.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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UA Forces successful around Bakhmut; liberation near Kleshchiivka expected
UA Forces are being successful around Bakhmut, and the liberation of Kleshchiivka south of the city will likely occur shortly. We fully expect some good news from official reports about these matters.
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PEN Ukraine: Victoria Amelina injured in Kramatorsk attack
PEN Ukraine: Writer Victoria Amelina hospitalized after Kramatorsk strike. The writers' association PEN Ukraine confirmed that the Ukrainian writer and war crimes researcher Victoria Amelina was injured and hospitalized after the June 27 Russian missile strike in Kramatorsk.
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NATO-EU Cooperation Key for Ukraine and Security Challenges
NATO-EU cooperation is key to supporting Ukraine, responding to key security challenges @jensstoltenberg | #EUCO
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US Considers Longer-Range Weapons for Ukraine Amidst Putin’s Restraint, Post-Putin Russia
US officials are now contemplating supplying Ukraine with more lethal, longer-range weapons because of Putin’s relative restraint during the Wagner coup, as well as pondering a post-Putin Russia.
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Russian occupation troops shell Kherson residential areas, hitting school, hospital
Russian occupation troops opened fire on residential areas of Kherson, said Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration. Residential buildings, a medical facility, a company car, and a city school came under attack. 1/2
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Wagner mutiny downs rare Russian Il-22M command post
#Wagner’s short-lived mutiny may prove more costly for #Putin’s war in #Ukraine than expected – they shot down one of only twelve Russian #Ilyushin Il-22M airborne command posts.
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Asset seizure and state immunity in Ukraine reparations
to pay for the damage in Ukraine. 6. There is a set of standard arguments against seizing assets. The main is “state immunity” of Russia. I have written about it elsewhere. 5/
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Ukrainian journalists identify Russian soldiers at Kakhovka dam
Ukrainian investigative journalists have identified Russian soldiers and commanders who were in control of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Station at the time of its catastrophic destruction on June 6. They also published intercepts suggesting their involvement in blowing up the dam. https://euromaidanpress.com/2023/06/29/russian-military-in-control-of-kakhovka-dam-during-breach-identified-by-ukrainian-journalists/
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UK EU officials discuss seizing Russian frozen assets for Ukraine
Russia will pay? UK and EU officials are discussing seizing the interest on frozen Russian assets and transferring the proceeds to Ukraine. Translation of what’s really happening. 1. Ukraine wants the West to size Russian assets, not the interest 1/