Ukrainian troops withdrew slightly from Popasna due to the city being under shelling for over two months. Everything there is destroyed. That's why Ukrainian troops retreated to stronger positions, which had been prepared in advance, according to an official.
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Ukrainian forces retreat from Popasna to fortified positions
Ukrainian troops withdrew from Popasna in Luhansk Oblast to more fortified positions — Serhiy Haidai, Head of Luhansk Regional Military Administration 1/2
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Most Poles support sending Polish peacekeepers to Ukraine
Most Poles support the deployment of Polish peacekeepers to Ukraine.
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Bundestag President Bärbel Bas in Kyiv meets Ukraine
Bundestag President Bärbel Bas arrived in Kyiv. She will honor the memory of those killed during World War II and hold talks with Ukraine's leadership
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Why did Sasha leave Mariupol?
How could Sasha have left Mariupol if she is an operating room nurse at a military hospital? She continues to provide assistance in the Azovstal plant bunker.
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Russian cruise missiles hit Odesa and Mykolaiv on May 7
On May 7, Russian troops struck Odesa and Oblast 10 times with cruise missiles. Mykolaiv Oblast was attacked with 4 cruise missiles and 3 times with Smerch heavy multiple rocket launcher. No casualties are reported — Operational Command South
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77 ans après, le fascisme frappe à nouveau
"Never again" lasted only for 77 years. And our generation who was expected to experience fascism only from books, now must confront it.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 8 mai 2022
We stood tall then, we will stand tall now with our Allies. There will be peace, there will be life. There will be Ukraine! #UkraineWillWin pic.twitter.com/ZtNcv9nYNx"Never again" lasted only for 77 years. And our generation who was expected to experience fascism only from books, now must confront it. We stood tall then, we will stand tall now with our Allies. There will be peace, there will be life. There will be Ukraine! #UkraineWillWin
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Russian commanders arrive at front amid failures
Senior Russian commanders are arriving at the front lines in Ukraine due to the failures of Russian troops. However, it is unclear whether such visits are helping Russian forces, according to UK intelligence.
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Russia Uses Prisoners to Fight Wildfires
Russia has deployed prisoners to fight wildfires because the military and Rosgvardiya are too busy killing Ukrainian civilians to protect their own country from natural disasters.
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Russian shelling destroys building in Shipilovo, 11 trapped under rubble
Russian troops continued to shell Luhansk Oblast on the night of May 8, destroying a two-story building in Shipilovo (11 people remain under the rubble); damaging 4 buildings in Rubizhne, 9 in Severodonetsk, 2 in Lysychansk — Serhiy Haidai
