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Putin Approves New Russian Foreign Policy Concept Post-Ukraine War
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Humeniuk: heavy rail link not restored after explosion
According to Humeniuk, after the March 20 explosion in Dzhankoi, which reportedly destroyed Russian Kalibr cruise missiles during their railway transportation, "a full-fledged railway connection, which would allow them to transfer heavy equipment, has not yet been restored."
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Explosions in Crimea hinder Russia’s transfer of weapons
Southern Command: Explosions in Crimea hinder Russia's transfer of weapons. Recent explosions in the Crimean town of Dzhankoi have restricted Russia's ability to transport military equipment, Ukraine's Southern Command spokesperson Natalia Humeniuk said on March 31.
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Day 401: Bucha anniversary, Russia ramps up guided bomb attacks on frontline
Day 401. One year after the massacre in Bucha and Irpin shocked the world. Russians started dropping guided aviation bombs on the frontline en masse.
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Kickboxing champion dies defending Ukraine
Vitalii Merinov, four-time world kickboxing champion and Ukrainian champion, died while defending Ukraine. Vitalii joined the war on the first day of the full-scale invasion. He sustained a shrapnel wound, then returned to the front lines after recovering, but later died in hospital from subsequent injuries.
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Ukraine FM Kuleba brands Wimbledon’s Russian and Belarusian decision immoral
Ukraine’s FM Kuleba brands Wimbledon’s decision to let Russians and Belorussians compete under neutral flag immoral.
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Lukashenko peddles Kremlin propaganda in domestic address on Ukraine
Despite the fact that such addresses are usually aimed at informing citizens about the internal situation in the country, Lukashenko devoted the entire first part of his speech to the Russian aggression against Ukraine, peddling Kremlin's propaganda narratives.
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Lukashenko calls for end to Ukraine hostilities without preconditions
During his annual address to the parliament and people of Belarus, self-proclaimed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko has called for an end to hostilities in Ukraine without the subsequent redeployment of troops and weapons and for a negotiating table without preconditions
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Ukraine’s future lies in NATO, NATO advisor says
Ukraine's future lies in NATO, according to a counselor to the Deputy Secretary General of the Alliance, Kolomina
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Rebuilding life in liberated Kherson
11. Outside of Kherson everyone is busy doing something. Rebuilding businesses, houses, helping others. There is a sense of activity. In Kherson – not so much. People say it is god that we came because they met to see us in person. It is a big deal to get together and have tea7/