"With this, we are underlining our readiness to participate in the long-term building of strong Ukrainian Armed Forces, hand in hand with our partners," said Scholz.
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Germany to train 5,000 Ukrainian soldiers by spring
Scholz: Germany to train 5,000 Ukrainian soldiers by spring. The training will take place as part of the Military Assistance Mission in support of Ukraine, which aims to prepare about 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers, AP reports, citing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
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Russians leave destroyed Kamianka village with civilian bodies, branded dogs
When Russians left Kamianka village in Kharkiv region, they left behind bodies of civilians in cellars, not a single undestroyed building and dogs branded with V and Z symbols.
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Russians turned whole village into ruins – one of the many they destroyed
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EU sanctions Iran for supplying drones to Russia
The #EU sanctioned Iran due to its decision to supply Shahed-136 drones to Russia
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Ex-police officer detained in Balakliia for collaborating with occupiers
The State Bureau of Investigation announced the detention of an ex-law enforcement officer in Balakliia, Kharkiv e, who joined the "people's police" of the occupiers, and after the de-occupation of the city hid in the forests and wanted to escape to the occupied Donetsk Oblast.
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Day 239: new massive strike on civilian infrastructure
Day 239. The Russian army launched 11 missile and 28 air strikes, carried out more than 68 MLRS attacks. The Russian troops launched another massive strike with cruise missiles and Iranian strike UAVs on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine.
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Most Russian PMC Mercenaries Are Ex-Convicts
According to the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine (GUR), the majority of the Russian Private Military Company (PMC) personnel are former convicts. These individuals also account for the highest percentage of casualties among the mercenary ranks. More details can be found at: https://gur.gov.ua/content/bilshi-st-skladu-rosiiskoi-pvk-skladaiut-naimantsi-z-chysla-kolyshnikh-uviaznenykh-na-nykh-takozh-prypadaie-naibilshyi-vidsotok-zahyblykh.html
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Russians burn V and Z symbols on dogs’ faces in Kamianka
Instead of a thousand words. Russians burned V and Z symbols on dogs' faces in Kamianka village, Kharkiv region. : Yulia Khimeryk
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Ukrenergo considers any scenario after energy system damage
"Ukrenergo" is considering any scenario in the event of damage to Ukraine's energy system, even the most extreme
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Arash-2 drones faster, more destructive than Shahed-136, ISW reports
Drones Arash-2, reportedly purchased by Russia in an unknown number, are "faster and more destructive" than the Shahed-136 drones that are currently in use by Russian troops, according to the Institute for the Study of War.
