At least 45 people, including six children, were confirmed killed on Jan. 17 in the deadliest attack on the city since the beginning of the war. Fifteen bodies are still unidentified as of Jan. 17.
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Netherlands becomes third country to send Patriot systems to Ukraine
The Netherlands became the third country to commit such Patriot systems to Kyiv after the U.S. and Germany. The systems aim to significantly improve the defense of Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure against regular Russian missile attacks.
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Zelensky thanks for Patriot systems
In his regular evening address on Jan. 17, President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed the Netherlands' decision to supply Ukraine with Patriot air defense systems.
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Ukraine bleeds, tears remain after Dnipro attack
Ukraine is bleeding.
We thought we had no tears left. We were wrong. Russia's attack on Dnipro broke everyone's heart. This wound won't ever heal. -
Ukrainian troops defend Bakhmut
🇺🇦🫡Ukrainian military in defense of Bakhmut pic.twitter.com/9BcVwPcBlp
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 17 janvier 2023Ukrainian military units are defending Bakhmut.
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Saltivka: Kharkiv’s largest neighborhood now in ruins
Saltivka is the biggest neighbourhood in Kharkiv. And the closest one to the Russian border.
— Myroslava Petsa (@myroslavapetsa) 17 janvier 2023
Before the full-scale war it was home to 500 thousand people.
Now it's in ruins. https://t.co/405ks6ERlUSaltivka is the biggest neighbourhood in Kharkiv. And the closest one to the Russian border.
Before the full-scale war it was home to 500 thousand people.
Now it's in ruins. -
Germany expected to decide on Leopard tanks for Ukraine
Germany is expected to make a decision on whether to approve the delivery of Leopard tanks to Ukraine. Several countries are reportedly ready to supply German-made Leopard tanks to Ukraine but need approval from Berlin, which has yet to make a decision on the issue.
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Von der Leyen: West should supply all weapons Ukraine can handle
Von der Leyen: West should supply all weapons that Ukraine can handle. “Ukraine needs all the military equipment that it can handle, and this also includes the advanced systems,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told CNN.
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Zelensky: everyone involved in Dnipro attack will be held accountable
We will find everyone who caused this terror. Everyone involved in this and other missile attacks will be held to account, Zelenskyy commented on the report about the Dnipro missile attack. It is known about 45 dead, 79 injured. 230 apartments damaged, 72 destroyed.
