HRW: Russian forces have committed litany of violations in Ukraine. According to the annual report by Human Rights Watch, Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February and ensuing atrocities quickly rose to "the top of the world’s human rights agenda in 2022."
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KSE Foundation aids Ukraine but Russia destroyed 7% of housing
through our KSE Foundation. We collaborate with other foundations and organizations to help people get warm, receive generators, or restore destroyed building. But is not even close to be enough. Russia has destroyed about 7% of all residential housing in Ukraine! 7/7
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Snow in Kyiv: beauty contrasts with soldiers’ struggles and civilian suffering
Snow is beautiful. I love when Kyiv is snowed in. But I can’t imagine the struggles of our soldiers in the trenches by Soledar or Bakhmut or elsewhere. And I can’t imagine how much suffer those who continue to live in destroyed apartments and houses. We provide support to many 6/
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Cold and Russian attacks cause outages, but people continue working
The frequent power outages are because it is cold outside. The consumption goes up and because of the Russian missile attacks there is not enough generation and distribution. But people continue to work in these conditions. Even the city workers were trimming trees, outside! 5/
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Kyiv report day 324: Olga’s birthday pizza, invite to Arestovych
Kyiv report. Day 324 of the war. Today our students celebrated a birthday of their classmate Olga. Pizza all around. They also asked me to invite @arestovych to speak to them. Will do. 1/
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Poll: 52% of Republicans oppose Ukraine funding, warns of worsening situation
A recent poll shows that a slight majority (52%) of Republicans in the US want their representatives to oppose further funding to Ukraine. Why? If Ukraine falls, things will only get worse. The US and EU cannot ignore away the current aggressive Russia. What can Ukraine do?
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Russia shells Sumy Oblast 21 times
Russia shelled several communities near the Russian border 21 times on Jan. 12, Sumy Oblast Governor Dmytro Zhyvytskyi said on Telegram. Russian forces fired mortars at Esman and Seredyna-Buda communities.
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Russia says it destroyed four Bradleys; training not started
Russia says it's already destroyed four Bradley IFVs in Ukraine, yet the US not only hasn't supplied them yet, it hasn't even started to train the Ukrainian troops to operate them – the training will reportedly take weeks. https://t.co/hOOU2oAhnU
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 13 janvier 2023Russia says it has already destroyed four Bradley IFVs in Ukraine, and the United States has not only failed to provide them yet, it has not even begun training the Ukrainian troops to operate them — the training is reportedly expected to take weeks.
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Generators keep shops lit amid Ukraine war
Generators help shops keep lights on for Ukrainians hit by war "On Kyiv’s bustling main shopping avenues, the roar of diesel generators is a symbol of how Ukrainians are adapting to war." https://
bloomberg.com/news/articles/
2023-01-12/generators-help-shops-keep-lights-on-for-ukrainians-hit-by-war
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Military expert’s invasion plan contradicts his own principles
In terms of military science and theory and history, I would say he’s very smart. He was a commander a long time ago too. It’s hard to square that, with him approving the plan that he approved to invade Ukraine that lacked so many planning principles he once talked about.