Ukrainian forces shot down three Russian occupation aircraft today: two in the Slobozhanske direction, one over Mariupol. This is reported by the Air Command "East" and the Mariupol City Council. In total, over 100 enemy aircraft have been shot down. https://news.liga.net/ua/politics/ne
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Ukrainian forces shoot down three Russian planes, over 100 enemy aircraft downed in total.
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Russian state TV claims troops defend Motherland while destroying Ukraine
Meanwhile on Russian state TV: head of RT Margarita Simonyan is claiming that the Russian troops are "defending their Motherland" in Ukraine (in reality, Russian invaders are destroying somebody else's Motherland).
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Anonymous leaks Nestle database over company’s refusal to leave Russia
The international hacker group Anonymous has leaked the database of the world's largest food company, Nestle, which refused to leave the Russian market, the organization reported on Twitter.
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Scotch tape shields Kyiv aquariums
In Kyiv, locals use Scotch tape to protect fish tanks from cracking during Russian shelling. There's always room for kindness.
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Over 1,200 residents evacuated from Mariupol on March 22
More than 1,200 residents evacuated from Mariupol on March 22. According to Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk, 15 buses evacuated people from the besieged seaport of Mariupol to Zaporizhzhia.
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Sumy Oblast official released after week in Russian captivity, returns to work
Sumy Oblast official released from Russian captivity. Chairman of Okhtyrka District Council Serhiy Kirichko was released after a week of captivity, detained in a basement, according to Servant of the People party chairman Olena Shuliak. He is reported to have returned to work.
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Zelensky to address NATO summit, demand no-fly zone or air defenses
Zelensky to join NATO summit on March 24. President Volodymyr Zelensky will give a virtual address to the NATO summit participants. He will speak about the need to stop Russia’s war crimes by closing the sky above Ukraine or supplying the country with air defenses.
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German restaurant fires Ukrainian employee for criticizing Russia’s war
Ukraine's FM: German restaurant fires Ukrainian employee for criticizing Russia's war. According to Dmytro Kuleba, Rizzi restaurant in Baden-Baden fired an employee for posting a video, where he said that Russians were killing civilians and destroying cities in Ukraine.
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Questioning whether Russian reporters can be held responsible for propaganda and war crimes
Serious question, could the russian "reporters" be held responsible in some kind of way? They are not reporting news, they are pushing propaganda, or falsifying reports to help the kremlin hide its war crimes.
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Bombed Kharkiv apartment where 95-year-old prisoner died
Bombed Kharkiv apartment, where a 95-year-old prisoner who had endured German concentration camps, Romanschenko, died. PHOTO http://
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