we move very carefully, without emotions, without unnecessary risk. In the interests of the liberation of our entire land and so that the losses are as small as possible.
This is how we will secure the liberation of Kherson, Kakhovka, Donetsk, and other our cities @ZelenskyyUa pic.twitter.com/WKwLiq43fT

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 9 novembre 2022

we move very carefully, without emotions, without unnecessary risk. In the interests of the liberation of our entire land and so that the losses are as small as possible. This is how we will secure the liberation of Kherson, Kakhovka, Donetsk, and other our cities @ZelenskyyUa

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As a response to the recession, Kyiv is taking steps to downsize the government, she said. Svyrydenko also said that she is exploring the possibility of privatizing small state-owned companies.

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Minister: Recession in Ukraine more dramatic than expected. Due to the destruction of civilian infrastructure by Russia, Ukraine’s GDP will likely fall by 39% in 2022, compared to the previous forecast of 35%, Economy Minister Yulia Svyrydenko told Die Zeit.

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The Kremlin aims to protect him from possible high-level tensions over the Russian invasion of Ukraine, according to Bloomberg. This decision will allow Putin to avoid potential conflicts with U.S. President Joe Biden, who previously called him “a war criminal."

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"No one withdraws from anywhere unless they encounter (their opponent's) strength," Zelensky said. "The enemy doesn't give us gifts or gestures of goodwill. We get all of this by fighting for it."

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Zelensky: Liberation of Kherson will be a result of Ukraine’s efforts, not Russia’s gifts. In a video address on Nov. 9, President Volodymyr Zelensky commented on Russia's announcement that it is withdrawing from Kherson.

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they even did a series of stories pushing the narrative that there’s a potemkin village of a buildup, citing their own kremlin sources that this is just a flex. needless to say i haven’t heard a single word from that person after 24.02

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remember all the way to mid-january a deputy head of russian largest “opposition” media regularly texted me demanding to stop “hysteria” over military buildup at ukraine border and bragging how his newsroom took a conscious position to ignore this topic cause “western hysteria”

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Dutch personnel will train Ukrainian soldiers in tactical medicine, explosive ordnance disposal, and tactical and technical training in weapons systems. They will also provide training for staff officers of battalions and brigades, according to Ollongren.

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