According to Reznikov, key issues on the agenda will include protecting the Ukrainian sky, advancing the 'tank coalition,' establishing a safety margin for ammunition, training programs for Ukrainian troops, and ensuring the stability of military support.
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Ukrainian Defense Minister Reznikov heads to Ramstein-9 summit
Reznikov en route to Ramstein-9 summit. Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov said that he's en route to the next meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, also known as Ramstein, set to take place on Feb. 14 at the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
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NATO Defence Ministers address Ukraine, stockpiles, critical infrastructure
#NATO Defence Ministers to address Ukraine, stockpiles and critical infrastructure #DefMin
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Swiss government sent over 1,000 tonnes aid and 4,765 tonnes food to Ukraine
Swiss government sent more than 1,000 tonnes of aid to Ukraine In addition, 4,765 tonnes of food have been procured locally.
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Port of occupied Mariupol, Donetsk Oblast


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Front line length in Ukraine
Currently, the front line in Ukraine is approximately 1,288 kilometers long, and the front line in the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhya Oblast is 192 kilometers long.
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Russian defenses strengthened in Zaporizhzhia near Tarasivka
As of February 7, open source data indicated that the aggressor may have further strengthened its defenses in Zaporizhzhya Oblast, particularly near Tarasivka. As of January 8, Russian fortifications were reported between Vasylivka and Orikhiv.
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Russia strengthens defensive fortifications in Zaporizhzhya and Luhansk
Russia is strengthening its defensive fortifications in Zaporizhzhya and Luhansk oblasts, as it seems to be unable to decide from which direction the main attack of Ukrainian troops will come, @British Defense Intelligence reports.
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Stoltenberg promised to provide Ukraine with weapons
Stoltenberg promised to provide Ukraine with weapons and ammunition as quickly as possible
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Russian army’s lack of winter uniforms causes 30% frostbite cases in Horlivka
The lack of winter uniforms in the Russian army led to a significant increase in frostbite cases. In healthcare facilities of Horlivka, Donetsk Oblast, up to 30% of all wounded have such a diagnosis – Ukraine's General Staff
