On the night of December 30, Russian troops launched a drone attack on Kyiv. Belarus accused Ukraine’s Armed Forces of a possible "provocation" after a missile fell on its territory. Below are today’s key updates. https://hromadske.ua/en/posts/night-drone-attack-and-belarus-statement-on-provocation-of-the-armed-forces-of-ukraine-todays-highlights
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Ukraine received third Starlink batch from Poland, Shmyhal says
Україна отримала третю партію Starlink від Польщі, – Шмигаль https://t.co/NXXEquafBD pic.twitter.com/WsKqm6T8l3
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 30 décembre 2022Ukraine received the third batch of Starlink from Poland, says Shmyhal
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Destruction of the Russian T-90M by KRAKEN and 92nd Brigade
Destruction of Russian T-90M by KRAKEN and 92 brigade of Ukraine
— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) 30 décembre 2022
Full video of the assault on Novoselivske, Luhansk region – https://t.co/Y4jdCXcv5D pic.twitter.com/GK48CHCVdODestruction of the Russian T-90M by KRAKEN and the 92nd Brigade of Ukraine
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Ukraine to receive 6000 tablets for schoolchildren from South Korea
Ukraine will receive 6000 tablets for schoolchildren from South Korea https://censor.net/ua/n3390369
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Accusation of calling Ukrainians cockroaches on Russian TV
We have never called Russians cockroaches on Desk Russie! But it was done on Russian TV shows, to talk about Ukrainians to exterminate without mercy!
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IAEA: Last backup power line cut at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
The International Atomic Energy Agency reported that late in the evening on Dec. 29, the last functioning back-up power line at Europe's largest nuclear power plant, occupied by Russia, was disconnected as a result of shelling.
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IAEA: Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses backup power line due to shelling
IAEA: Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant loses connection to back-up power line due to shelling.
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Kyiv family endures hardships of power outages
Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure forced Ukrainians to adapt to living without electricity, water, and heating. Our journalists spent a day with a family in Kyiv currently experiencing the hardships of living amid power outages.
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Choices and responsibility for the future
No one knows what lies ahead. But there is a choice. One can say — nothing depends on me, so it doesn’t matter what I do. Should I say — I take responsibility. I will make decisions and act. Ukraine is acting.
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Cabinet extends deferment for reserved conscripts by 3 months
The Cabinet of Ministers has extended the deferment from mobilization for reserved military conscripts by three months.
