Slovakia will send ammunition for aircraft to Ukraine and 300 generators. For those who say they seek negotiations and peace, we always reply that we already went through it with Hitler, said Slovak Foreign Minister Rastislav Kačér during his visit to Kyiv.

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Last week, representatives of the Red Cross were able to visit Ukrainian prisoners of war to assess their conditions and treatment, and to distribute books, personal hygiene products, blankets, and warm clothing. Another visit is planned for this week.

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9/ Verstka gives no explanation for the disappearance of Wagner from the scene, but as the quoted prosecutor's words hint, complaints from relatives may be a factor. Many relatives have protested publicly against the illegality of the previous wave of mobilisation.

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7/ 75 people were reportedly recruited from IK-6, and at least another 50 from IK-2 in Yaroslavl oblast, where again "no Prigozhinians" were involved. Recruitment also took place in IK-17 in Mordovia and IK-6 in Smolensk oblast.

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1/ At least 125 more prisoners have been recruited from Russian penal colonies to fight in Ukraine – but this time it's Russian government officials doing the recruitment, not Wagner mercenaries, according to the independent Russian media outlet Verstka.

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Slovak Foreign Minister Rastislav Kačer made the comments during a joint press conference with Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Dec. 8. Kuleba announced that Slovakia would send 300 electric generators to Ukraine to help the country overcome the energy crisis.

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