Tkachenko on the registration of the UOC monastery in Lavra: There is no talk of transfer https://censor.net/ua/n3384583
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Ukraine to ban Russian-linked religious groups; Odesa explosion; embassy threats
Cabinet was instructed to submit to the Rada a bill that would make it impossible for religious organizations affiliated with Russia to operate in Ukraine. An explosion occurred in the center of Odesa, and Ukrainian embassies continue to receive threats. http://
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sion-in-odesa-possible-ban-of-moscow-patriarchate-blood-stained-parcels-to-ukraine-embassies-todays-highlights
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Zelensky awarded Ukrainian soldiers freed from captivity
Zelensky awarded state honors to Ukrainian soldiers liberated from the captivity of Russian invaders #news #war #liga https://
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Panic button device for missile ruins; joint projects for students
then a “panic button/device” that can help find you under the ruins of a building after a missile attack. We agreed to establish some joint projects between our and their students and entrepreneurs. If you want to support our students (and likely theirs too), you can donate 12/12
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University’s wartime production: Molotov cocktails, tank traps, comms
The faculty and the rector of the university say that the students and entrepreneurs around the university have been very active. In the beginning of the war, they started by assembling Molotov cocktails, then produced traps for tanks, then telephones and comms for trenches, 11/ pic.twitter.com/mWJBn7kk1m
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 2 décembre 2022The faculty and the rector of the university say that the students and entrepreneurs around the university have been very active. In the beginning of the war, they started by assembling Molotov cocktails, then produced traps for tanks, then telephones and comms for trenches, 11/
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Professors and PhD students make stoves from empty gas cans
We visited a local university too to see how students cope with blackouts. Unlike at KSE, classes were online. Instead of students, we found entrepreneurs. Here are the pics of professors and PhD students creating stoves off empty gas cans. The most need input? Gas canisters! 7/ pic.twitter.com/rjwBq5zDHe
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 2 décembre 2022We visited a local university too to see how students cope with blackouts. Unlike at KSE, classes were online. Instead of students, we found entrepreneurs. Here are the pics of professors and PhD students creating stoves off empty gas cans. The most need input? Gas canisters! 7/
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Unmanned tractor demines Ukrainian fields, KSE helps scale up
Good evening. Day 282 of the war. I am in Vinnitsa, Ukraine. This is an unmanned tractor. Local engineers developed it so it can de-mine agricultural fields without putting driver’s life at risk. We came to check it out and see how KSE Business School can help scale them up 1/ pic.twitter.com/ik74kuGkw2
— Tymofiy Mylovanov (@Mylovanov) 2 décembre 2022Good evening. Day 282 of the war. I am in Vinnitsa, Ukraine. This is an unmanned tractor. Local engineers developed it so it can de-mine agricultural fields without putting driver’s life at risk. We came to check it out and see how KSE Business School can help scale them up 1/
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Destroyed Bakhmut: Donetsk region city turned into ruins
🇺🇦This is how the destroyed Bakhmut of the Donetsk region looks like. The city has turned into ruins#Bakhmut pic.twitter.com/YKeNDIss8K
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 2 décembre 2022This is how the destroyed Bakhmut of the Donetsk region looks like. The city has turned into ruins #Bakhmut
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Ukraine to receive more energy equipment for homes
Ukraine FM @DmytroKuleba also says, “Ukraine will soon receive more transformers, generators and spare parts to help energy workers provide light, water and heat in the homes of Ukrainians.”
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Ukraine reports 18 threat cases in 12 countries via mail
Ukraine’s foreign minister @DmytroKuleba says he held an urgent meeting with ambassadors over the explosives, animal parts, and threatening letters sent through the mail. “As of now, we have 18 threat cases in 12 countries,” he says. More: