Source: https://reuters.com/world/europe/ukraine-says-it-hit-two-russian-ships-transporting-military-equipment-caspian-2025-12-12/
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Ukraine says it hit two Russian ships transporting military equipment
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Ukraine’s special forces strike Russian ships carrying military equipment in Caspian Sea
Ukraine's special forces hit two Russian ships carrying military equipment in the Caspian Sea, working with a local resistance movement called "Black Spark." — Reuters. Both ships are sanctioned by the U.S. for transporting military cargo between Iran and Russia. 1/
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Historian saves 2 million artifacts, 3D scans church before collapse
Historian Leonid Marushchak has moved nearly 2 million artifacts, including a 1000-year-old stone lion removed from Bakhmut as the museum fell. Researchers also scanned a church in Vyazivka in 3D, the structure fell later, leaving the scan as the only record. 3X
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Khanenko Museum in Kyiv displays one artwork daily amid strikes
The Khanenko Museum in Kyiv keeps its halls mostly empty. Curators display one artwork for a single day before returning it to storage. Even with pieces sheltered in the Louvre and Warsaw’s Royal Castle, staff say no site is truly safe under Russian strikes. 2/
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Russia damages 476 cultural sites, steals 10,000 artworks from Kherson
Russia targets Ukraine’s cultural identity. 1. Damaged 476 Ukrainian cultural sites.
2. Stole 10,000 art works from Kherson Art Museum Leah Asmelash and Svitlana Vlasova for CNN. 1/ -
Majority of Americans Favor More Support for Ukraine and Ukrainian Victory
Source: https://
defenseone.com/policy/2025/12
/majority-americans-favor-more-support-ukraine-ukrainian-victory/409925/
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Belarus: Ales Bialiatski in Vilnius, free and safe
#Belarus Ales Bialiatski is in Vilnius! Our @NobelPrize laureate is finally free and safe. pic.twitter.com/8hhOM334QH
— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) 13 décembre 2025Belarus Ales Bialiatski is in Vilnius! Our Nobel Prize laureate is finally free and safe.
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Odesa residential buildings hit in night attack
Residential buildings in Odesa after massive night attack.
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 13 décembre 2025
In particular, 19th-century buildings were damaged. pic.twitter.com/EXQ8QDrFGeResidential buildings in Odesa were damaged during a massive night attack. In particular, 19th-century buildings were affected.
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Lukashenka’s last-minute decision: deported political prisoners to Ukraine.
I understand that it was not expected that most of the released political prisoners would be deported to Ukraine together with Ukrainian citizens. This may have been a last-minute decision by Lukashenka to change the route. Given the nature of the regime, I am not surprised.