US launches program to prevent weapons from being acquired by Russia. The U.S. State Department announced on Oct. 27 that it had developed a program to prevent weapons supplied to Ukraine from being acquired by the Russian military or ending up in the black market.
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Ukrainian in Russia vows to shoot Russians and surrender
"They want to send me to fight against Ukrainians, my people. I will not shoot at them. If I'm deployed, I will shoot Russians and surrender to Ukrainian forces," a Ukrainian living in Russia told the Kyiv Independent.
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Today’s News: Mass Grave in Kharkiv Oblast and Power Restrictions
A mass grave with at least 17 bodies was found in Kharkiv Oblast; stricter electricity restrictions are being introduced in a number of regions. We gathered the main news from today. https://
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British government reports agreement to support Ukraine and sanction Putin
They agreed to continue supporting Ukraine and maintaining pressure on Putin through “robust sanctions,” the British government's press service reported.
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United Kingdom and Germany Support Ukraine
UK, German leaders reaffirm support for Ukraine. Newly appointed U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz discussed Russia’s attacks on Ukraine on Oct. 27.
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Armtrac 400: Kharkiv Oblast Receives Most Powerful Demining Machine
Armtrac 400: У Харківську область прибула найпотужніша машина для розмінуванняhttps://t.co/0aUIdIGdE2 pic.twitter.com/hcakVcS6jY
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 27 octobre 2022Armtrac 400: The most powerful demining machine has arrived in the Kharkiv region. http://t.me/censor_net/18883
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iStories reports 90,000 Russian casualties, citing Kremlin sources
On Oct. 12, the independent Russian media project iStories reported that more than 90,000 Russian soldiers had been killed, seriously wounded, or gone missing in Ukraine. iStories cited sources close to the Kremlin.
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Putin claims Russia’s war casualties 10 times less than Ukraine’s
Putin claims Russia’s war casualties are 10 times less than Ukraine’s. According to Ukraine’s General Staff, Russia has lost 69,220 troops in Ukraine since the start of the invasion, which is Russia's highest death toll since World War II.
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Kyiv Oblast sets up 754 heated shelters for winter
Kyiv Oblast has established 754 heating points as Ukraine braces for a harsh winter. These shelters will operate during periods of low temperatures, potential power outages, or heating failures. In villages, each point can accommodate up to 30 people simultaneously, while in cities, the capacity is 300 people.
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Russian missile graveyard in Kharkiv
The cemetery of russian missiles and ammunition. They used to shell Kharkiv with it.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 27 octobre 2022
This is what thousands of rotten teeth of a dying empire, a terrorist state, look like. pic.twitter.com/Tx22hEx7V6The graveyard of Russian missiles and ammunition. They used to shell Kharkiv with them. This is what thousands of rusted teeth of a dying empire, a terrorist state, look like.