A Russian attack on a Ukrzaliznytsia train in Kharkiv Oblast resulted in the death of Ruslan Nadych, a soldier from the 17th Special Forces Center of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to his colleague Oleksiy Tsymbaliuk.
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17-year-old Nika dug trenches in Hostomel with National Guard
"At first, my soldiers were wary of me going on combat missions with them; they didn't want me to. But later, when they understood who I was and what I was doing there, they grew to love me."
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 29 janvier 2026
At the age of 17, Nika dug trenches in Hostomel with the National Guard soldiers and… pic.twitter.com/5yllza69zD"At first, my soldiers were wary of me going on combat missions with them; they didn't want me to. But later, when they understood who I was and what I was doing there, they grew to love me." At the age of 17, Nika dug trenches in Hostomel with the National Guard soldiers and
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EU allocates over $170M to Ukraine
'Without power, without heat' — EU allocates over $170 million for Ukraine amid Russian attacks on energy. The funds will support protection assistance, shelter, food, cash aid, psychosocial services, and access to water and healthcare for Ukrainians affected by the attacks.
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After Russian drone attacks with Starlink, DefenceU proposed a solution
A few hours after Russian drones with Starlink communications appeared over Ukrainian cities, the @DefenceU team promptly contacted SpaceX and proposed ways to solve this problem, "@FedorovMykhailo" wrote.
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Ukraine, SpaceX tackle Starlink drone threat
According to Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, in collaboration with SpaceX, is addressing the issue of Russian drones utilizing Starlink satellite communications.
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Ukraine’s toughest winter and Canada’s support: Ukrainians choose hardship over occupation
I discuss Ukraine’s toughest winter, and Canada’s unwavering support.
Ukrainians have told me that the energy crisis is really hard but they rather live with these hardships than live under Russian occupation, where it is worse for Ukrainians. -
Moscow’s 1990s myth-making: Ukrainian, Jewish, Belarusian art stolen for ‘Russian avant-garde’
in the 1990s moscow stole the legacy of Ukrainian, Jewish and Belarusian modernist artists to manufacture the 'russian avant-garde' myth. blood money from stolen indigenous resources funded lavish exhibitions, catalogues, artbooks, and generous research grants for foreigners
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Russian soft power: appropriation and suppression of culture for political gain
for centuries russian colonial empire perfected the art of soft power, knowing that art always equals politics. the only reason you know about the existence of russian culture is because any competition to it russia appropriated, killed, banned, destroyed, or hid away
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Russian soft power surges during empire’s most perilous, vulnerable moments
if you study russian imperialism long enough, you start seeing this pattern: russia pumps more soft power funds abroad at its most perilous, vulnerable moments for the empire. like right now.
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Ukraine shows destruction of Russian vehicle in Myrnohrad
Ukraine war latest live: Ukraine releases footage showing destruction of vehicle carrying Russian soldiers in Myrnohrad, Donetsk Oblast.