FSB agent who helped Russian occupiers capture Lysychansk was jailed for 12 years – SBU On the eve of the full-scale invasion, he was sent to Ukraine for reconnaissance & subversive activities in Donbas.
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FSB agent jailed 12 years for helping capture Lysychansk
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8-year-old Yurii Napora raised for Armed Forces
8-year-old Yurii Napora collected about $1800 for the Armed Forces during solo concerts in Lviv Oblast. The boy sent all the funds to the volunteers of the NGO "Apostolska Chota" for the needs of the defenders of Mykolaiv. https://loda.gov.ua/news/36990 Lviv Oblast State Administration
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Russia must leave Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant for Europe’s security
He said that Europe's security can only be restored if Russia withdraws from the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Russian-occupied Enerhodar. Russia has used the nuclear plant as a shield and a tool of blackmail, shelling Ukrainian positions from the plant's territory.
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Zelensky: Russia must leave nuclear plant for Europe’s security
Zelensky: Russia must withdraw from nuclear plant to restore Europe's security. "Russia has hit a new low in the global history of terrorism," Zelensky said. "Nobody else has used a nuclear power plant so brazenly to threaten the whole world and demand some conditions."
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ONU demande retrait troupes russes de ZNPP
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for the withdrawal of Russian troops from the plant, saying fighting may lead to a disaster. Russia has used the nuclear plant as a shield and a tool of blackmail, constantly shelling Ukrainian positions from the plant's territory.
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US backs demilitarized zone around Russian-occupied nuclear plant
US backs creating demilitarized zone around Russian-occupied nuclear plant. A U.S. State Department spokesperson urged Russian forces to cease military operations near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Russian-occupied Enerhodar.
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Yana and Natalia’s new life after missile attack on Kramatorsk railway station
The first steps in the new life of Yana & her mom Natalia from the Ukrainian town New York, who were severely wounded by a russian missile on April 8 at Kramatrosk railway station. On that day, the terrorist state killed more than 60 and injured more than 120 people.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 11 août 2022
📹UNBROKEN pic.twitter.com/sPT6vCC1KtThe first steps in the new life of Yana & her mom Natalia from the Ukrainian town New York, who were severely wounded by a russian missile on April 8 at Kramatrosk railway station. On that day, the terrorist state killed more than 60 and injured more than 120 people.
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War. Day 169. Video Digest
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Ukraine relance le transit du pétrole russe via Druzhba
Ukraine resumes transit of Russian oil to Hungary, Slovakia via Druzhba pipeline. On Aug.4, Ukraine halted the transit of oil to refineries in Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic because Russia failed to make a monthly prepayment of $15 million for using the pipeline.
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Medvedev visite l’oblast occupé de Louhansk
Medvedev visits Russian-occupied Luhansk Oblast, holds security meeting. Dmitry Medvedev, an ex-president and the deputy chairman of Russia's security council, met with Denis Pushilin and Leonid Pasichnyk, leaders of the Kremlin's proxies in Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts.