Ukrainian military: Russia compiling lists of school children for future mobilization. The Ukrainian military’s National Resistance Center said the Russian military is compiling lists of those who can be mobilized after graduation, starting with those who come of age in 2023.
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Russian attacks kill 4 civilians in Zaporizhzhia Oblast since Jan 1
Governor: Russian attacks have killed 4 civilians in Zaporizhzhia Oblast since start of year. According to Zaporizhzhia Oblast Governor Starukh, there have been more than 600 attacks since Jan. 1, including shelling and missile attacks on civilian infrastructure and towns.
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Alina Panina returns to service with aid dog
Alina Panina returned to military service together with her new helper dog Chelsea after she was released from Russian captivity. She survived there five months after fighting in Mariupol & Azovstal and was exchanged in October. https:// dpsu.gov.ua/ua/news/Zvilne na-z-polonu-prikordonnicya-razom-z-novoyu-chotirilapoyu-pomichniceyu-uzhe-na-sluzhbi-/ …
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US considers sending Stryker vehicles to Ukraine
Politico: US mulls over Stryker combat vehicles for Ukraine. The U.S. is weighing sending Stryker armored combat vehicles to Ukraine in a new aid package amid fears of a renewed Russian offensive in spring, Politico reported, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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Russia refuses to disclose list of soldiers killed in Makiivka
Russia won't publish list of soldiers killed by Ukrainian military in Makiivka. The military commissar of Russia's Samara Oblast said the list of Russian soldiers killed in occupied Makiivka will not be made public, Russian independent news outlet The Insider reported.
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Ukraine Strikes Russian Base in Makiivka, Killing 400 Soldiers
Ukraine hit a Russian military base in occupied Makiivka in Donetsk Oblast on New Year's day, killing around 400 soldiers and injuring at least 300, the Strategic Communications Department of Ukraine's military wrote on Telegram.
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Markarova: Russia will never scare Ukrainians into submission
Ukraine’s ambassador to the U.S., Oksana Markarova is certain that no matter what Russia does to try and scare Ukrainians into submission, it will never be successful. Read our exclusive interview with Markarova.
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Sweden Pledges Archer Artillery Systems to Ukraine
Sweden pledges to provide Ukraine with Archer artillery systems. Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson pledged on Jan. 9 that Ukraine would receive Archer self-propelled artillery systems, following discussions about such supplies last year.
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Up to 300 Russian soldiers hospitalized in Lysychansk in first week of 2023
General Staff: Up to 300 Russian soldiers hospitalized in Lysychansk in first week of 2023. Ukraine's General Staff said on Jan. 9 that up to 300 Russian troops had been hospitalized in the occupied city of Lysychansk in Luhansk Oblast during the first week of 2023.
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Putin’s speech aims to mobilize Russia for war
"Putin’s New Year speech was unambiguous attempt to mobilize Russian society&place whole country on war footing. Not yet clear if successful. One's for sure:if 2023 turns to be like 2022 for,little chance Putin will still be around to deliver NY address"