Sweden will provide Kyiv with an additional €100 million in aid to support Ukraine during the winter period. The allocated funds are intended to meet the country’s most urgent needs, including the restoration of civilian infrastructure and the energy supply system damaged
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Drone strike in Kramatorsk: Rescuers recover body, death toll rises to two
Rescuers finished emergency work in the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast after Russian troops targeted a nine-story building with a drone on Monday. The death toll has risen to two, with a woman’s body recovered from the rubble, as reported by the State Emergency Service.
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Zelenskyy awaits Witkoff/Kushner signals from Putin talks for future steps.
Zelenskyy expects signals from Witkoff and Kushner after their talks with Putin. “They want to report to us immediately after their meeting. I think the future and subsequent steps will depend on these signals. The steps will be changing throughout the day. I think even
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Belgium must transfer Russia’s frozen funds to Ukraine
Final warning. 9/9 If we do not act, this war will not stay in Ukraine. It will spread inside the EU. The time to act is now. Belgium must agree to transfer Russia’s frozen funds to Ukraine
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Europe must unlock Russian assets to help Ukraine
8/9 Europe must finally step up. Transfer frozen Russian assets, fund Ukraine’s strike campaign, and boost military aid. Without this, Ukraine cannot scale asymmetric actions properly
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Ukraine’s Unhinged Strategy: A Desperate Plea for Victory Amidst Russian Aggression and Trump’s Indifference
7/9 Why now? Russia keeps striking civilians. Trump tries to throw Ukraine under the bus. Ukraine must go more unhinged in this unfair war where Moscow sets no limits. Ukraine needs this to win and to show the world what it can do
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Ukraine must scale up drones and missiles
Ukraine must scale up drones and missiles to strike oil refineries, pipelines, power plants, and factories. Every hit weakens Russia’s war machine and shortens the war
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Four ships hit in Iran? No, on Russia’s shadow fleet
4/9 Recent hits on Russia’s shadow fleet show Ukraine still has cards left. Four vessels were reportedly hit. Big, but not enough yet. More hits raise Russia’s costs and force route changes. The attitude is the right one
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Irlande alloue 125M€ d’aide à l’Ukraine
Ireland will allocate €100 million for non-lethal military aid to Ukraine and an additional €25 million to support its energy system — Irish Prime Minister Martin.
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Ukraine’s strategy: speed up pressure on Russia
Ukraine’s current two-pronged strategy is to trade land for time while crushing Russia’s economy with deep strikes. It’s effective, but it needs to accelerate. The war must become even more costly for Russia—and faster.