All Ukrainians be like by the end or the 2022 (Valery Zaluzhnyi, Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine) Andrii Nesterenko/Facebook
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SBU charges Poltava Mayor Mamay with disclosing military unit data
The SBU has served a notice of suspicion to the Mayor of Poltava, Mamay. http://
censor.net/ua/n3390043 It is preliminarily known that the SBU is investigating a case regarding the city mayor's disclosure of information about the formation of a new military unit in Poltava, including the address of its headquarters. -
Snow, Soup and Shelling: Christmas in Zaporizhzhia
An exclusive look into a humanitarian group’s important work on the front lines. Read more on our website: https://kyivpost.com/post/6207
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Combat medic returns from Bakhmut
Read the story of combat medicSchweps, who along with his comrades just returned from Bakhmut here https://
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Budanov expects more advanced Western arms
Kyrylo Budanov, head of @DI_Ukraine, told the @BBCNews in an interview that Ukraine is awaiting more advanced weapons from its Western allies. "We can't defeat them comprehensively in all directions. Neither can they," he said. https://bbc.com/news/world-europe-64109024
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40% of Kyiv loses power after missile strike
After the morning missile attack, 40% of Kyiv residents were left without power, Mayor Vitaliy Klychko says. Now power engineers are working to restore the electricity supply, which was cut off for security reasons during the air raid. The city continues to supply heating and water as usual.
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Military aid for Ukraine’s victory
While Russia claims to seek peace, it continues committing massive war crimes against Ukrainians. The path to peace is to help #Ukraine win by scaling up military aid.
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Ukrainian voices defy Russian terrorism in season finale
ukrainian voices are impossible to silence. our special season 2 finale is airing live later today in defiance to russian colonial terrorism
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Remains of a Russian rocket near a residence in Kyiv
Remains of a Russian rocket near a residential building in Kyiv. #RussiaIsATerroristState
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Ukraine corrects Russian missile count from 120 to 69
Editor's Note: This article initially said that 120 Russian missiles were launched at Ukraine on Dec. 29, citing Mykhailo Podolyak, an advisor to the President's Office. It was updated after Chief Commander Valerii Zaluzhnyi said 69 cruise missiles were launched in the attack.