"The wave of Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian cities, civilian infrastructure and people is a stark reminder of the brutality of Russia's illegal war," emphasized NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.
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Stoltenberg: Russian missile attacks on Ukraine show war’s brutality
"[…] Wave of Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, civilian infrastructure, and people is a stark reminder of the brutality of Russia’s illegal war." – NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg participated in a virtual meeting of the U.S.-led Ukraine Defense Contact
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Two killed, six wounded in Russian shelling in Ukraine
Two people were killed in Ukraine over the past day as a result of Russian shelling, six more were wounded, reported @APUkraine
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Kyiv seizes Russian firm’s assets worth $1.1M
Law enforcement in Kyiv has seized Russian company assets worth 40 million Ukrainian hryvnias.
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Ukraine needs victory, not a draw
FM @DmytroKuleba: “We need a victory, not a draw. If we allow Russia to get a pause now, it will create a giant ticking bomb of a frozen conflict in the middle of Europe ready to explode at any moment. This would be a strategic mistake for Europe. https://cutt.ly/wMHk63N
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“Miss Crimea” Valeieva denied Russian citizenship over “Chervona Kalyna”
"Miss Crimea" Valeieva denied Russian citizenship over "Chervona Kalyna" https://censor.net/ua/n3381723
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German Gepard guns help Ukraine down Iranian drones, defend infrastructure
German Embassy: Gepard anti-aircraft guns help Ukraine take down Iranian drones and defend critical infrastructure. Ukraine has received 30 Gepards from Germany since Russia started its full-scale invasion in February, the German Embassy in Ukraine said on Nov. 19.
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Veteran without legs fights on frontline in 2022
Vasyl Shtefko, 55, lost his legs in 2004 but still tried to join the Army in 2014—he was rejected at the time. In 2022, he hid his prosthetics until after he reached the frontlines. Vasyl is now back home after six months in the East. He remains in the Army.
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Millions of Ukrainians lack electricity, heating, water
Millions of Ukrainians are left without electricity, heating and water. Winter is coming and it’s already cold. Russia keeps attacking critical infrastructure to freeze people in Ukraine.
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Cold weather strains body and mind in Ukraine
At 10C, your body has to work hard to keep warm blood circulating – blood pressure rises, increasing risk of heart attack, stroke. You’re brain works slower. Imagine how difficult it will be for people in Ukraine with no heating – it gets down to -20. https://
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