Kuleba: Ukraine is aiming to hold peace talks by the end of February

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In an interview with the Associated Press news agency, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said that Russia could only be invited to such a summit if the country faced a war crimes tribunal first.

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We endured at the beginning of the war, we endured attacks, threats, nuclear blackmail, terror, missile strikes. We’ll endure this winter… We believe that tears will be replaced by joy, despair will be followed by hope, and death will be defeated by life.

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On December 26, Ukrainian missile and artillery units struck four control points and six clusters of enemy manpower, reported the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Aviation also struck a cluster of Russian personnel.

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According to the investigation, the accused provided the Russians with information about the location of strategic sites in the Dnipropetrovsk region. The case has been sent to court. #news #war #liga https://news.liga.net/ua/politics/news/jitel-dnepra-s-maya-peredaval-fsb-rf-dannye-o-strategicheskih-obektah-ofis-genprokurora

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Ukraine will do everything to win the war in 2023, and by the end of February, Ukraine expects to hold a summit on the 'peace formula,' Kuleba said.

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Meanwhile, a beautiful snowfall in Bucha We all could have been enjoying a sweet pre-New Year’s Day night at the fireplace with our loved ones. But hey, there’s one delusional aging dictator who believes he can stay in power forever if he enslaves Ukraine.

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Around 10 thousand civilians remain in Bakhmut

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