Explosions reported in Mariupol. Two explosions were heard in Russian-occupied Mariupol on the evening of Feb. 22, Mariupol City Council reported via Telegram.
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Britain may offer more tanks to Ukraine based on defense needs
Britain could offer Ukraine more of its main battle tanks on top of the 14 already promised, but that would depend on the country's defense needs.
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Retour sur les armées russe et ukrainienne après un an de guerre
A friend suggested I again tweet this article I wrote last April about my experiences with the Russian and Ukrainian armies. He told me it seemed more accurate after a year of war than it did at the beginning of the conflict. https://
thebulwark.com/i-commanded-u-
s-army-europe-heres-what-i-saw-in-the-russian-and-ukrainian-armies/
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The Main Events of Russia’s 12-Month War in Ukraine
Here are the main events that defined the 12 months of Russia's war in Ukraine.
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Ukrainian company develops warm gloves for drone operators in frosty weather
Ukrainian company developed and produced a glove for drone operators to keep their hands warm even during frosty weather The glove is made of membrane fabric and fleece. It has changeable transparent and opaque panels. https://
euromaidanpress.com/2023/02/22/ukr
ainian-company-developed-and-produced-a-glove-for-drone-operators-during-frosty-weather/?swcfpc=1
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Sunak announces UK longer-range weapons for Ukraine, details unclear
Sunak announced on Feb. 8 that the UK would provide longer-range weapons to Ukraine. However, it was not clear what kind of missiles he was referring to and when they would arrive.
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Sunak: Long-range weapons could give Ukraine decisive advantage
Sunak: Long-range weapons can give Ukraine advantage on the battlefield British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said on Feb. 22 that providing long-range weapons to Ukraine could give the country a decisive advantage on the battlefield.
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EU Fails to Agree on New Russia Sanctions, Talks to Continue
Reuters: EU fails to agree on new sanctions against Russia, talks to continue. European Union member states failed to reach an agreement on Feb. 22 to impose new sanctions against Russia, Reuters reported, citing unnamed diplomats.
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Ex-infrastructure minister charged with abuse of power in corruption case
Ex-infrastructure minister charged with abuse of power in corruption case. Ukraine's Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office on Feb. 22 charged ex-Infrastructure Minister Andriy Pyvovarsky and his deputy of abuse of power.
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Ukraine’s Landmine Crisis: Innovation in Humanitarian Demining
Did you know over 30% of Ukraine is contaminated with landmines and unexploded ordinance (UXO)? It's time to tackle this problem head-on. Join us for a conversation on innovation in humanitarian demining efforts. #landmines #demining #humanitarianaid