Putin's spokesman admits Russia's 'significant losses' in Ukraine Speaking live to SkyNews, Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov admitted: "We have we have significant losses of troops. And it's it's it's a huge tragedy for us."
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Russia plans to capture Mariupol and break Donbas defense lines, says General Staff
General Staff: Russia plans to capture Mariupol, break through Donbas defense lines. Ukraine’s Armed Forces say Russian troops are regrouping and gathering additional forces near Mariupol, that are set to launch a new offensive on the besieged city.
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Pink Floyd collaborates with Ukrainian soldier Andriy Khlyvniuk
The Pink Floyd + Ukraine’s top hip hop singer and now soldier Andriy Khlyvniuk.
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Forced withdrawal due to Ukrainian resistance
They were forced to withdraw because the Ukrainian resistance was too strong, making it clear they would never achieve their objectives.
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Peskov interview: Kyiv withdrawal is propaganda or idiocy, no third option.
Just watched the Peskov interview. Yeah, anyone that believes Russia withdrew from around Kyiv "as a goodwill gesture" (or claims they never intended to take the city at all) is either deliberately parroting Russian propaganda or they're an idiot. There is no third option.
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Reconstruction cost estimates range €200-500 billion after one month war
22/ we provide tentative estimates for the reconstruction cost and benchmark these estimates against previous reconstruction efforts. After just over a month of war, the required assistance from Europe and others already likely ranges from €200 billion to €500 billion
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Ukraine must own its reconstruction for effective aid
11/ Finally, because aid will be effective only if it is aligned with Ukraine’s interests, Ukraine must ‘own’ its reconstruction.
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EU accession as incentive for Ukraine’s reconstruction and reform
7/ that international aid for reconstruction efforts should be based on the following principles to ensure the success of Ukraine in the long run. First, Ukraine should be on the path to EU accession to provide a strong incentive for the country to reform and modernise itself.
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Principles for international aid to Ukraine: EU accession path
6/ international aid for reconstruction efforts should be based on the following principles to ensure the success of Ukraine in the long run. First, Ukraine should be on the path to EU accession to provide a strong incentive for the country to reform and modernise itself.
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Ukraine’s economy contracts 30%, government operational, unity strong
4/ the economy has experienced a large negative shock, with GDP contracting by at least 30%. Despite the massive economic disruption and mounting fiscal challenges, government functions are largely operational. Ukrainians have a strong sense of common purpose and unity.