The @natopa called for establishment of a special international tribunal to punish Russian criminals & recognized Russia as a terrorist state. The decision was supported by all 30 Alliance members, said Head of the Permanent Delegation of Ukraine to NATO PA Yehor Cherniev.
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Night artillery work of 53rd brigade in Libertovs’ photos
The 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Volodymyr Monomakh convincingly demonstrates in atmospheric photos by Kostyantyn and Vlad Libertov that the only thing more beautiful than artillery work is artillery work at night. #It_will_be_for_you_enemy_as_Artillery_says
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Spanish PM: officers to help Ukraine collect evidence of Russian war crimes
Spanish PM Sanchez: Spanish officers will help Ukrainian law enforcement collect evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine.
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Norway helps Ukraine with $182 million gas purchase for winter
Norway to help Ukraine procure gas worth 2 billion Norwegian kroner ($182 million) during the coming winter The Norwegian funding will be channeled through the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
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Republican Senator Rick: It’s Time to Provide Fighters to Ukraine
Republican Senator Rick on fighters for Ukraine: When we fought in Vietnam, the Russians supplied planes to our foes. It’s time for the United States
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Norway allocates $200M to Ukraine for gas purchase
Norway to allocate nearly $ 200 million to Ukraine to help purchase gas. In August, Norway announced it would help Ukraine increase its natural gas reserves before winter arrives. "The gas will help alleviate the country's grave humanitarian situation," the government said.
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Victory’s Conductor: 53rd Mechanized Brigade Leading the Charge
Conductor of Victory.
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Senator Jim Risch: Crimea is part of Ukraine
U.S. Senator for Idaho Jim Risch to European Pravda: I can't tell you what's in his [Putin's] mind, but I know that Crimea is part of Ukraine, and how Putin deals with that is up to him.
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Spanish police to help Ukraine investigate Russian war crimes
Spanish police to help Ukraine investigate Russian war crimes. Spain will send its police units to Ukraine to assist the country’s law enforcement “in the investigation into possible war crimes and crimes against humanity,” according to Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.
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Russians limit IAEA access to Zaporizhzhia NPP
Russians are restricting IAEA access to the Zaporizhzia Nuclear Power Plant after shelling