Russian forces may continue to conduct offensive operations in the direction of Izium and Sloviansk, the General Staff added.
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Russian offensive repelled near Sloviansk
General Staff: Russian offensive repelled near Sloviansk. Ukraine's General Staff said that Ukrainian troops had repelled a Russian offensive towards the villages of Dovhenke and Dolyna near Sloviansk.
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Allemagne arrête le charbon et pétrole russe
Official: Germany to stop buying Russian coal on Aug, 1, Russian oil on Dec. 31. The statement was made by German Deputy Finance Minister Jörg Kukis at a conference in Sydney, Reuters reported.
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Ex-head of asset recovery agency charged with embezzling $14.4 million
Ex-head of asset recovery agency charged with embezzlement. Anton Yanchuk, an ex-head of the Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA), is suspected of stealing Hr 426 million ($14.4 million), the anti-corruption prosecutor's office said.
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Over 5.6 million Ukrainian refugees in Europe
Over 5.6 million refugees from Ukraine are now living across Europe.
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Deux tiers des réfugiés ukrainiens veulent rester
UN: Two-thirds of Ukrainian refugees plan to stay for now. According to the UN's refugee agency, out of the 4,900 Ukrainian refugees now living in Czech Republic, Hungary, Moldova, Poland, Romania and Slovakia, most said they hope to return eventually.
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Belarusian border guard fled to Ukraine
A Belarusian border guard fled to Ukraine (under gunfire) to join the Ukrainian Armed Forces…
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Famous dog sapper Patron receives certificate and challenge coin
#Patron the #pup is in the limelight again. The world-famous dog sapper received a certificate and a challenge coin from the @bombtechs and the @MilitaryOfficer
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Russian man reported wife for anti-war views
A Russian man reported his wife to the police because she was against the war.
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No evidence of weapons diversion in Ukraine
Months have passed, and Ukraine has received weapons and hardware worth billions of dollars from multiple countries. There has been no evidence of any of these supplies being smuggled elsewhere—everything Ukraine receives goes straight to the front lines as soon as possible. But some people still refuse to let go of their doubts.