Russia fired at nine border communities in Sumy Oblast on April 11, launching more than 90 rounds of various types of weapons, the Sumy Oblast Military Administration reported on Facebook.
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Zelensky’s chief of staff promises accountability for decapitation
Chief of staff in the Zelensky administration says those responsible [for decapitating the Ukrainian soldier] will be held accountable and that there will be a response.
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Ukraine shocked by Russian decapitation video, questions UNSC seat
All of Ukraine is shocked by the video of Russians decapitating the Ukrainian defender.
Shocked is a big understatement, of course.
Is this what the world has come to now? To give a permanent seat at UNSC to the state which allows ISIS-like behavior towards a nation it’s invaded? -
White House denies Egypt supplying rockets to Russia
CNN: White House says no indication Egypt supplying rockets to Russia for war in Ukraine. The White House says it has no indication Egypt has provided Russia with rockets and other lethal weapons for its war against Ukraine, CNN reported.
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Canada, Germany provide new military aid
Canada and Germany have announced new military aid packages. Rinat Akhmetov will seek compensation from Russia for damage to his assets. Summonses will be sent regardless of the place of military registration. We have compiled the key news of April 11.
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Prigozhin claims capture of Bakhmut
The head of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, claimed on April 11 that his forces had seized over 80% of Bakhmut, a claim immediately rejected by Ukraine.
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Ukraine at critical juncture, Zelensky warns not to lose sight of victory
Zelensky: Ukraine at critical juncture in war, important not to lose sight of victory. "Many places are quieter now compared to last year. But this does not mean that you can ignore the war somewhere or be less focused on helping the state," Zelensky said in his daily address.
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Oksana Marchenko added to wanted list
The Internal Affairs Ministry has placed Oksana Marchenko, wife of pro-Kremlin politician Viktor Medvedchuk, on its wanted list for evading pre-trial investigation authorities.
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Fight for Freedom and Independence
This is what we're fighting for.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 11 avril 2023
📹: es_lviv/TikTok pic.twitter.com/JWrFj3v6cjThis is what we're fighting for.
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New Brigade Appears in the Assault Guard: Kharkiv ‘Charter’
In the Assault Guard, another brigade has appeared—the Kharkiv 'Charter'.
