Latvia delivers 4 helicopters to Ukraine. Local media Delfi reported that Latvia sent two Mi-17 helicopters and two Mi-2 helicopters to Ukraine's Air Force. Latvia has already supplied Ukraine with 200 million euros worth of weapons, including Stinger anti-aircraft missiles
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Commission fails to elect head of Asset Recovery and Management Agency
Commission fails to elect head of Asset Recovery and Management Agency. The situation is reminiscent of another selection panel's failure to select the chief anti-corruption prosecutor for several months in 2021-2022.
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Latvia donates four helicopters to Ukraine’s armed forces
Ukraine has received four helicopters — two Mi-17 and two Mi-2 — from Latvia. They will soon become part of the aviation fleet of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, announced the Minister of Defense of Latvia, Artis Pabriks.
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Zelenskyy: Silent Russians Support War; Their Voices Must Rise for Ukraine
"If you have citizenship of Russia and you are silent, it means you do not fight, which means you support it. And no matter where you are, whether in Russia or abroad, your voice should be heard in support of Ukraine", @ZelenskyyUa. pic.twitter.com/rxLt4eGpBi
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 15 août 2022"If you have citizenship of Russia and you are silent, it means you do not fight, which means you support it. And no matter where you are, whether in Russia or abroad, your voice should be heard in support of Ukraine", @ZelenskyyUa.
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Latvia donates Mi-17 and Mi-2 helicopters to Ukraine
The Latvian government has donated two Mil Mi-17 and two Mil Mi-2 helicopters to Ukraine. Another small country whose support for the Ukrainians has punched significantly above their weight.
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Russia seizes Zaporizhzhia reactor site
Russia seized control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Enerhodar in March and is using the facility as a military base to launch attacks on Ukraine.
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Energoatom warns of radiological risks at Zaporizhzhia
Energoatom: Russian shelling poses threat to Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's radiation safety. "There are risks of hydrogen leakage and spraying of radioactive substances, and the risk of fire is high," Ukraine's state nuclear monopoly Energoatom said.
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Russians killed 3 civilians in Donetsk Oblast
On 14 August, Russian troops killed 3 civilians and injured 13 in Donetsk Oblast. Since 24 February, 733 civilians have been killed and 1,903 injured in the oblast, excluding casualties in Mariupol and Volnovakha, Oblast Head @Pavlo_Kyrylenko reports, per UkrInform.
