Every day, Crimean Tatar Ernest Suleymanov walks down a quiet street in central Warsaw, passing the embassy of the country that annexed his homeland and forced his family to leave. But he created his own little Crimea — right opposite the Russian embassy. https://
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Crimean Tatar opens restaurant opposite Russian embassy in Warsaw
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SBU detains deputy head of Odesa OVA
The SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) has detained the deputy head of the Odesa Regional State Administration, Tkachuk.
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EU defense ministers to discuss Ukraine support
On March 7-8, EU defense ministers will visit Stockholm to attend an informal meeting within the Foreign Affairs Council (Defense). The first session of the meeting will focus on the EU's military support for Ukraine, according to the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the EU.
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EU defence ministers to discuss military support for Ukraine in Stockholm
"On 7–8 March, EU defence ministers will be in Stockholm to attend an informal meeting within the framework of the Foreign Affairs Council (Defence). Session one: The EU’s military support to Ukraine," – Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
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Support for Ukraine with a message of glory
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International Center to Probe Russian Aggression in Ukraine
According to Deutsche Welle, citing EU Commission representative Christian Wiegand, the International Center for the Investigation of the Crime of Aggression of the Russian Federation against #Ukraine should be operational in The Hague by early summer.
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Russian invaders kill Ukrainian POW for saying ‘Glory to Ukraine’
Today, Ukrainians were shaken by another case of Russian brutality. Russian invaders killed a Ukrainian prisoner of war simply for uttering the words "Glory to Ukraine/Slava Ukraini". Killing prisoners of war is a war crime. Those responsible for such crimes will face punishment
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Suspect joined Russian-backed militants, later returned to Odesa
The suspect allegedly joined Russian-controlled militants in 2015, fighting against the Ukrainian military in the country's east, but after being wounded, he returned to his hometown in Odesa Oblast.
