First Lady Olena Zelenska and human rights lawyer Oleksandra Matviichuk were featured in Time's 100 Most Influential People of 2023 list. Zelenska and Matviichuk were both recognized for their leadership over the past year.
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EU approves $1.1 billion aid for Ukraine’s artillery ammunition needs
EU has adopted $1,1 billion assistance for Ukraine to supply Armed Forces with artillery ammunition The decision will allow the EU to reimburse member states for ammunition donated to Ukraine during the period 9 February to 31 May 2023
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SkyUp to Operate 60 Special Flights for VIPs by Year-End
Ukrainian airline SkyUp will operate 60 special flights with VIPs on board by the end of the year.
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French general in Ukraine discusses military needs
French General Thierry Burcard paid his first visit to Ukraine and held talks with Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhny. 'We held substantive negotiations. He detailed Ukraine's requirements for various ammunition, air defense systems, and F-16 fighter jets.'
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Zelenska and Matviichuk in Time’s 100 Most Influential
Ukrainian First Lady Olena Zelenska (@ZelenskaUA) and human rights activist and Nobel laureate Oleksandra Matviichuk (@avalaina) were named among the 100 most influential people in the world in 2023 by Time magazine.
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National Guard of Ukraine signs cooperation memorandum with film industry union
Нацгвардія підписала Меморандум про співпрацю зі Спілкою підприємців теле та кіноіндустрії Детальніше читайте на сайті: http://
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Tragedy at Akrestsina Prison
"They [Akrestsina guards] know how to hit, so they do not leave traces. They can knock you to the floor, put a chair on top, sit on it, and ask: 'Do you like it?'" Hanna Vishniak said about her time in the Akrestsina detention centre in Minsk.
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Humiliating: Coal and One Pad a Day
"This is humiliating, of course. I brushed my teeth for a month with crushed coal and cotton wool, which doctors gave us instead of pads. But then, even this stopped. Later, they gave us only one pad per day," said a woman detained and imprisoned in Akrescina in 2022.
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Memories of a political prisoner in the showers
“There was one shower for almost 100 people. You had to 'book' it in advance. It's a lot of stress; everyone quarrels and hurries you up,” recalled ex-political prisoner Volha Klaskouskaya, who spent 791 days behind bars.
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Vlad arrêté et battu par la police à Minsk
Vlad was detained in 2022 in Minsk for protests against the war in Ukraine. A riot police officer beat him so severely that his collarbone got broken. He got a fever & his blood pressure increased. He was taken to a police department & spent 2 days without food, water & medicines