The Azov Sea #Ukrainian coastal city of #Mariupol has been turned into a living hell for its remaining inhabitants and besieged defenders by the invading #Russian forces currently there. https://
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Russian Occupiers Turn Mariupol into a Living Hell
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Transport recovery post-war: Interview with Victor Dovhan
INTERVIEW with Victor Dovhan, former Deputy Minister of European Integration at the Ministry of Infrastructure, now acting advisor to the EU Delegation. https://kyivpost.com/multimedia/video/recovery-of-the-transport-system-damaged-by-war-interview-with-victor-dovhan-former-deputy-minister-of-european-integration-in-ministry-of-infrastructure-now-acting-advisor-to-eu-delegation
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Interview: Putin’s logic and how to stop the war
Putin’s logic and how to stop the war – Interview with former Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Volodymyr Ogryzko. pic.twitter.com/nhCky2P7Ti
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 27 avril 2022Putin’s logic and how to stop the war – Interview with former Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Volodymyr Ogryzko.
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Mariupol Field Hospital: Evacuation of Wounded
Mariupol field hospital on the brink of survival; the wounded urgently need evacuation, – Denysova
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Russians demand €5,000 to spare captive son
Russian forces are demanding €5,000 from Olha Novikova, a filmmaker living in Mariupol, to save her son, whom Russian soldiers are holding captive. If not paid, the occupiers threatened to 'kill him on camera.'
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Statement of Volynskyi: evacuation like Dunkirk operation
Commander of the 36th Marine Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Serhiy Volynskyi, in a video address urged applying to Ukrainian fighters and civilians stranded in Mariupol the extraction procedure as in the Dunkirk operation during World War II.
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Urgent need for Operation Dynamo 2022 to evacuate Azovstal defenders
We do need the new Operation Dynamo of 2022, to get our Azovstal guys to a safe place across the sea.
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Occupiers shelled hospital in Sievierodonetsk
On April 27, occupying forces fired on a hospital in Severodonetsk in Luhansk Oblast, killing one woman, according to local governor Serhiy Haidai. He added that there are now only two hospitals left in the region: in Severodonetsk and Lysychansk.
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EU suspends tariffs on Ukrainian exports
The European Commission is taking steps to support Ukraine's economy. It has proposed suspending import duties on all Ukrainian exports to the European Union for one year.
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Taras Shevchenko bust damaged in Borodyanka
The Taras Shevchenko bust in Borodyanka, near Kyiv, is one of many monuments dedicated to the poet. On April 2, Russian shelling damaged the statue. There are suggestions to keep scars of war unconcealed as a reminder for the future generations. #ARTvsWAR #StandWithUkraine pic.twitter.com/Qoat7xwX55
— European External Action Service – EEAS 🇪🇺 (@eu_eeas) 27 avril 2022The Taras Shevchenko bust in Borodyanka, near Kyiv, is one of many monuments dedicated to the poet. On April 2, Russian shelling damaged the statue. Some suggest leaving the scars of war visible as a reminder for future generations. #ARTvsWAR #StandWithUkraine
