Zelensky in Izyum at the Ukrainian flag ceremony
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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We will return to the occupied territories: Crimea is our land
We will return to the occupied territories, including Crimea, this is our land and our people, – Zelensky
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Zelensky vows return to occupied territories and Crimea
"We'll be back," says Zelensky in newly liberated Izyum, Kharkiv region to people in occupied territories and Crimea. "We don't know when that happens. No one knows. But we'll get there, as it's our land and these are our people.
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Nearly 5000 Ukrainian soldiers trained in UK for urban combat
General Staff: Nearly 5000 Ukrainian soldiers have completed training in UK. As part of the operation, launched by the U.K. government, Ukrainian military personnel acquired skills in conducting offensive and defensive actions in urbanized areas, Ukraine’s military reported.
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Educators-collaborators fall under the article on collaboration – education ombudsman
Educators who consciously and voluntarily cooperated with the occupiers fall under the article on collaboration, – education ombudsman Horbachov http://censor.net/ua/n3367067
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Raising the Ukrainian Flag in Izium
Raising the Ukrainian flag in Izium
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Майже вся територія окупованої Херсонщини під вогневим контролем ЗСУ, – ОК “Південь”
Майже вся територія окупованої Херсонщини під вогневим контролем ЗСУ, – ОК "Південь" http://
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Zelensky en Izyum montre bravoure et soutien
President @ZelenskyyUa was in Izyum today. This is not his first appearance on frontlines. This is bravery and camaraderie This is support and motivation for our Defenders who see their Supreme Commander in Chief is with them. That's very different from sitting in a bunker.
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Kozak negotiated a deal with Kyiv for Putin
According to Reuters sources, Dmitry Kozak, Putin's chief envoy on Ukraine, had reached a provisional agreement with Kyiv that would satisfy Russia's demand to stay out of NATO. Putin rejected it and proceeded with the full-scale war, according to the outlet's sources.
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Putin aide Kozak claimed deal with Ukraine satisfied Kremlin
At the beginning of the full-scale war, Putin's aide Dmitry Kozak allegedly told the Russian president that he had reached agreements with Ukraine that would satisfy the Kremlin, Reuters reports citing three sources close to the Russian leadership. 1/3

