Old Ukrainian Leopard 1 tanks have been turned into modern fire support systems. The Belgian company John Cockerill has delivered an upgraded Leopard 1 tank to Ukraine, equipped with a new Cockerill 3105 turret.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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25 EU leaders back €90B for Ukraine, Orbán blocks over oil
Twenty-five EU leaders backed Ukraine's €90 billion at Thursday's Brussels summit. Two didn't. The money is still frozen. Orbán's condition: no support for Ukraine until Hungary gets Russian oil via the Druzhba pipeline — the one Russia struck in January. "Until then, there is
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Belarus: Teen Political Prisoner Zalatarou Released After Years of Abuse
#Belarus Mikita Zalatarou was only 16 when he was arrested. He's been released only now. He was in a hospital right before his release and it was also reported that he tried to end his life behind bars. He was beaten and has epilepsy.
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Lina Kostenko Turns 96: Celebrating a Ukrainian Literary Icon
Today, Lina Kostenko is 96! Happy birthday! Born on March 19, 1930, Lina Kostenko became one of the most prominent Ukrainian writers. A leading voice of the Sixtiers generation, she openly challenged Soviet repression. In 1966, she attended the political trial of Ukrainian
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Belarus Releases Political Prisoners, 1,100 Still Detained
Mikita Zalatarou – arrested as a 16 y.o. boy during the protests.
— Franak Viačorka (@franakviacorka) 19 mars 2026
Katsiaryna Andreyeva & Eduard Palchys spent years in prison for journalism/blogging.
Valiantsin Stefanovich – repressed for his work at @viasna96.
Now, they are free. All 1,100 political prisoners must be free. pic.twitter.com/oLaQW0EOzlMikita Zalatarou – arrested as a 16 y.o. boy during the protests. Katsiaryna Andreyeva & Eduard Palchys spent years in prison for journalism/blogging. Valiantsin Stefanovich – repressed for his work at @viasna96
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Belarusian Political Prisoner Eduard Palchys Reflects on His Ordeal
Eduard Palchys said, "I don't want to complain – others had it worse."
— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) 19 mars 2026
A political prisoner saying this. I'm glad for him, but it only underscores how painful and deeply unjust all of this is.#Belarus pic.twitter.com/dhMPkZXvYMEduard Palchys said, "I don't want to complain – others had it worse."
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Belarusian Journalist Katsiaryna Andreeva Released and Forcibly Deported
#Belarus Kacia, brave, talented, beautiful, is free. This is Katsiaryna Andreeva, journalist and former political prisoner, who has just been released and forcibly deported. Her husband Ihar Ilyash, also a journalist, is still in prison.
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Russia suspends peace talks that produced drone strikes and prisoner exchanges
Russia just suspended peace talks. Here's what those talks actually produced: record drone strikes and no troops withdrawn from Ukraine The only thing agreed upon was prisoner exchanges, which started in 2022, before the talks even began
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Statkevich Suffers Stroke in Belarusian Prison, Denied Medication
I'm thinking today about Mikalai Statkevich, who dedicated his health to fighting for people's right to remain in #Belarus if they choose, without facing deportation. He suffered a stroke while behind bars and was denied medication.
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Crowdfunding Campaign to Support 250 Released Political Prisoners
I rarely share crowdfunding initiatives, as you know – but this one matters. It's to support 250 released political prisoners. The goal is €250,000, which comes to just €1,000 per person – yet even that is sadly not enough.
Thank you for any support you can give: