Zelensky mentions Putin without saying his name.
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Justice for MH17 downing: three convicted of murder
Igor Girkin, Sergei Dubinsky, and Leonid Kharchenko were found guilty of murder for shooting down a plane over Ukraine in 2014, killing 298 people. Justice may take even longer than the court verdict, but such decisions are crucial. This is what sends a signal to perpetrators.
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Three guilty, one innocent in MH-17 downing verdict
Igor Girkin, Sergei Dubinsky, and Leonid Kharchenko are found guilty of killing 298 MH-17 passengers. Oleg Pulatov was found innocent. Pic: Telegram/DIUkraine
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Zelensky: weathering winter and reclaiming territory
@ZelenskyyUa: “No matter what the terrorists want, no matter what they try to achieve, we must get through this winter and be even stronger in the spring than we are now, even more ready for the liberation of our entire territory than we are now.”
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MH17 verdict: Hague court recognizes Russian control in 2014 conflict
MH17 verdict: The Hague District Court qualifies Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2014 as ‘international armed conflict’ and recognizes that Russia had control over its proxies in eastern Ukraine.
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MH17 shot down from Russian-occupied Pervomaisk using Buk missile system, court notes
The court also noted that the passenger plane was shot down from the territory of the Russian-occupied Pervomaisk using Buk missile system. 2/2
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Hague court: Russia controlled DPR since May 2014 in MH17 verdict
While reading out the verdict in the case of the MH17 crash, the Hague District Court acknowledged that Russia had been controlling the self-proclaimed “DPR” at least since May 2014. 1/2
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Kuleba: NASAMS efficient, time for Patriots has come
“NASAMS have proved their efficiency already. I am also convinced that the time for Patriots has come,” said Kuleba.
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Kuleba asks Blinken for Patriot systems during Russian missile attack
Kuleba talks to Blinken, asks for Patriot systems. Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba spoke to U.S. State Secretary Antony Blinken during Russia's mass missile attack on Ukraine on Nov. 17. He thanked for the assistance already supplied and made an ask for more.
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Belarus shows Ukrainian border fortification near Volyn region
Ukrainian-Belarus border near Volyn region, shown by Belarus border guards.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 17 novembre 2022
Ukrainian Army has made the border a lot harder to cross, including building a reinforced concrete fence with barbed wire. pic.twitter.com/Lr1qQM6t9fUkrainian-Belarus border near Volyn region, shown by Belarus border guards. Ukrainian Army has made the border a lot harder to cross, including building a reinforced concrete fence with barbed wire.