Russian forces attacked Ukraine overnight into Wednesday with one Iskander-M ballistic missile and 95 strike drones. Defense Forces neutralized the enemy missile and most UAVs, according to Ukraine's Air Force.
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Ukraine’s IT Sector Generates $543 Million Monthly
Ukraine's IT sector generates $543 million monthly. https://ift.tt/JnMQ0hc #liga #news
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Zelenskyy seeks head of Foreign Intelligence Service
Zelenskyy is looking for a head of the Foreign Intelligence Service: Kuleba, Biletsky, and Malyuk were considered, according to RBC-Ukraine sources. He wants to appoint either a diplomat, a military officer, or an intelligence professional for this position, depending on the format.
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Poland Ends Special Ukraine Aid Law, Support Continues
Poland is approaching the end of its special law on aid to Ukraine, in force since 2022. While the legislation will not be extended, officials stress this does not mean support for Ukraine or Ukrainians in Poland is coming to an end.
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Paris Declaration: Robust Security Guarantees for Lasting Peace in Ukraine
Robust security guarantees for a strong and lasting peace in Ukraine. Paris Declaration: https://shorturl.at/WLkd4
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Polish man disbelieving war detained in Russian-occupied Ukraine
A Polish man traveled to Ukraine because he didn't believe the war was real. He crossed into Russian-occupied territory to see for himself. Russian forces detained him at a checkpoint and threw him into a detention center in Taganrog—alongside Ukrainian POWs. According to
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Debate on Ukraine ceasefire monitoring
An Élysée official: “We must agree on how to monitor the ceasefire — not by deploying soldiers, because the line is 1,400 km long and putting troops on it makes no tactical or strategic sense.” After 2014, violations were reported daily.
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Merz open to NATO troops for Ukraine ceasefire; Macron expects more allies
German Chancellor Merz said Berlin doesn't rule out deploying troops in neighboring NATO territory to help monitor a ceasefire in Ukraine, but parliament would have to approve. Macron expects other nations will soon join France and the UK in committing troops. 6/
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European allies commit to support as US peace talks gain momentum
The commitment is the most significant promise of ongoing support from European allies in the "coalition of the willing" as US-led peace negotiations gain momentum. Macron said there's been recent "convergence" between US, Ukrainian and European positions. 3/
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UK, France to set up military hubs in Ukraine after ceasefire
UK PM Starmer said allies made commitments paving "the way for the legal framework under which British, French and partner forces could operate on Ukrainian soil." After a ceasefire, the UK and France will establish military hubs across Ukraine with protected weapons facilities.