French Foreign Minister C. Colonna announced at the London Ukraine Recovery Conference 2023 the mobilization of new funding for urgent rehabilitation and reconstruction operations to support the population and the economy.
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MO mentions human losses of a regiment
MO has spoken with the relatives of several soldiers. One man was mobilised from the Belgorod region in November 2022 before his regiment was sent to the front line in Donetsk in March 2023. It suffered crippling losses, amounting to 40% of the regiment.
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Refusal and Corruption Reports on Permissions
Widespread reports have emerged of Russian soldiers being denied leave, or in some cases only being granted leave if they pay bribes to their commanders (see thread below). Those serving more than 6 months in Ukraine are supposed to get 14 days' leave.
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@chriso_wiki — 2023-06-21
1/ Mobilised Russians are being denied leave after months of front-line service in Ukraine, possibly due to manpower shortages in the Russian army. As well as going against promises made by the Russian government, it's likely to cause major problems with combat fatigure.
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France strengthens support for Ukraine at conference
During this conference, international solidarity strengthened. France's commitments: – establishment of state insurance to support our companies in #Ukraine. – 40 million euros in aid for the reconstruction of key infrastructure. @MinColonna #URC2023.
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Explosions reported in Sevastopol, Crimea
Local pro-Russian Telegram channels report 'two large explosions' in Sevastopol, temporarily occupied Crimea.
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Ukrainian forces advance in Tavriya sector
На Таврійському напрямку ЗСУ продовжують просування, успіхи вже помітні, – Тарнавський https://t.co/0ZBG5vpcol pic.twitter.com/cWnyz7rRh2
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 21 juin 2023On the Tavriya sector, Ukrainian forces continue their advance, with successes already visible, – Tarnavskyi
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Ukrainian forces shoot down Russian helicopter
Today, Ukrainian defense forces shot down a Russian Mi-24 helicopter. Source: @GeneralStaffUA
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Odesa missile strike death toll rises to four after man dies in hospital
In Odesa, the death toll from the Russian missile attack on the food warehouses of the Tavria B retail chain on June 14 has risen to four. Another man died in hospital, the Odesa City Council reported.
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Ukraine downs Russian Mi-24 helicopter
Ukrainian forces shot down another Russian Mi-24 helicopter on June 21, the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces reported, without providing further details.