UNESCO Director Azoulay handed Zelenskyy a certificate on the inclusion of the historic center of Odesa in the World Heritage List. She is on a working visit to Ukraine. Zelenskyy stressed that 1,190 cultural sites were destroyed by the Russian war.
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Denmark and Norway transfer 8,000 shells to Ukraine
Denmark and Norway will jointly transfer 8,000 artillery rounds to Ukraine, the Danish Defense Ministry announced on April 3.
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Ukraine receives $2.7 billion first IMF tranche under new program
Ukraine received the first tranche from the #IMF within the framework of the new extended financing program in the amount of $2.7 billion, the head of the National Bank, Andriy Pishnyi, reported.
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Gun pointing might not matter if out of ammo
He was out of ammo, so pointing the gun would possibly not have mattered much.
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Collaborator electrocuted while stealing generator
During a power outage in occupied Alchevsk, local collaborator Dmitry Kalyuzhny, head of the 'Alchevskteplo' enterprise, attempted to turn on a generator stolen from the company and was electrocuted.
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Prisoner swap: 12 Ukrainians return home, 5 seriously injured
Another prisoner swap.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 3 avril 2023
12 Ukrainians returned home, 5 of whom were seriously injured.
10 are privates and sergeants, and 2 are civilian hostages captured by russian terrorists in Lyptsi, Kharkiv region, and in Mariupol, Donetsk region. pic.twitter.com/s2DE8k9o23Another prisoner swap. 12 Ukrainians returned home, 5 of whom were seriously injured.
10 are privates and sergeants, and 2 are civilian hostages captured by russian terrorists in Lyptsi, Kharkiv region, and in Mariupol, Donetsk region. -
Civilian evacuation and occupation hardship testimony
"That was the first and almost the only evacuation from there; the next one was in September after Ukraine's counteroffensive. From March to September, people were without electricity, water, or anything. It was very difficult for them." To be continued 17/17
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Russian Forces Prevented Evacuation in Vysokopillya Occupation
"Later in the occupation, people asked them, in Vysokopillya, to at least let women, children, and the elderly evacuate. But the Russians said: "so many of ours have fallen here, that all of you will lie down with us, we won't let anyone go."And they actually did just that." 16/
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Kadyrov’s men terrorized villagers, destroyed homes
"And so they just tormented people, Kadyrov's men came to the village, and they didn't want fences around houses. So, the broke a fence with a tank at one house, but then drove up to the house and knocked a wall there. That's how they entertained themselves." 15/
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Evacuation arrangements: civilians walk kilometers to reach buses
"So, they told that the buses should come to a certain point, and the people from this village, about 2-3 kilometers away, have to walk there to get on the buses; then perhaps we allow them to evacuate." 12/