In the self-proclaimed South Ossetia, conscripts are offered to go to war in Ukraine. If the soldiers agree, they are sent to the front without training, reported the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in a morning report on March 23.
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Russia’s limited ability to boost air defenses
Russia is unlikely to be able to increase its air defense forces in the near future, according to ISW.
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Russia pressures conscripts to join war efforts
Russia is actively working with conscripts to sign contracts and subsequently participate in combat operations on Ukrainian territory, according to the General Staff.
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Ukraine releases first annual war damage report: 149 billion dollars
Nataliia and her team have just issue the first annual report about the damages cause by the Russians. 149 billion dollars, 75% of pre war GDP. 16/
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Maria Berlinska: Ukrainian Drone Pilot Trainer and Volunteer
This Maria Berlinska, a prominent volunteer and veteran in Ukraine. She is a leader of community and her group Victory Drones have trained thousands of drone pilots. She trained Denys Antipov too. 13/
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Ukrainian lawyer describes morning air sirens and asset confiscation efforts
As I am writing this thread the next morning, there is an air siren outside my window. Very loud. Russia must be stop. Russia must pay. Here is Alina, in the back of our car, who is a lawyer and walked at KSE on pushing for confiscation of Russian assets around the world. 12/
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Da Vinci Award for Ukraine Defense Advocates
Right after that we met with @Mykhailova_A , the love of Da Vinci, who recently was killed by the Russians. You all remember the video of them. We discussed how our foundation can create a Da Vinci award for people who are dedicated to defense of Ukraine and education. 5/
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Ukrainian Soldier’s Oath: Testimony of Service and Sacrifice
Andriy serves in the military too. Another day he thanked us for what we are doing for the fallen alumni. I responded to him saying that I thank HIM. His simple answer – “we took the oath to protect.” It sounded almost banal, but his words made me cry. 4/
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Memorial to Denys: Celebration of Life and Student Reflection
The father of Denys wants the memorial to celebrate rather than to mourn the life of Denys. And he would like the memorial to be the place for our students to reflect. Denys is in this picture on the right his friend Andriy, also in the picture, currently studies at KSE. 3/
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KSE Memorial for Fallen Denys Antipov and Loved Ones
We want to create a memorial for all KSE alumni and community members who have fallen in this war. These are Gennady and Oleg, the father and the best friend, of Denys Antipov, our graduate who was recently killed by the Russians. 1/