Zelensky: "That's where the compromise exists. That's where the end of the war is." Source: Zelensky's interview to Suspilne, a Ukrainian public broadcaster.
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Зеленський про гарантії безпеки без членства в НАТО
Zelensky: "And then we need to calm down and say – ok, there are NATO member countries that can provide us security guarantees without a membership in NATO." Source: Zelensky's interview to Suspilne, a Ukrainian public broadcaster.
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Zelensky demands NATO’s clear stance on Ukraine
Zelensky: "NATO should either say now that they are accepting us, or openly say they are not accepting us because they are afraid of Russia – which is true."
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Zelensky: Russians won’t take our cities
Zelensky: "Let's say they demand to take Kharkiv, or Mariupol, or Kyiv. People in these cities won't let them do it. The only way they can seize the cities is to kill everyone and take the empty city."
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Zelensky rejects Russian ultimatum citing civilian deaths
Zelensky: "We can't accept an ultimatum from Russia. How can we? After our people were killed… It's impossible, simply impossible." Source: Zelensky's interview to Suspilne, a Ukrainian public broadcaster.
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Mayor and activist of Beryslav held captive for 3 days
The mayor of occupied Beryslav, a town of 12,000 in Kherson Oblast, and a local activist have been held captive by the Russian military for three days in an unknown location, according to Suspilne Kherson.
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Zelensky reveals constant pressure to leave Kyiv during early war days.
Zelensky: "Everyone was insisting that I must leave Kyiv." In the early days of the war, new calls for him to leave the capital "came every 10-20 minutes," Zelensky said in a new interview to Suspilne, a Ukrainian public broadcaster.
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Images of the Azovstal plant bombing in Mariupol
Footage showing the bombing of the Azovstal metallurgical plant in Mariupol.
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📍 (47.1045397, 37.6079185) pic.twitter.com/BLfjlbkgjlFootage showing the bombing of the Azovstal metallurgical plant in Mariupol. (47.1045397, 37.6079185)
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Russia: Military losses in Ukraine removed
The Russian newspaper *Komsomolskaya Pravda*, citing the Russian Defense Ministry, reported that 9,861 Russian soldiers had died and 16,153 had been wounded in the war in Ukraine. Immediately after publication, the loss statistics were removed from the article.
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Russian disinformation on alleged Hungarian secession in Ukraine
Russian information resources spread misinformation about the alleged desire of the Hungarian community in the region to secede from Ukraine