Allies are stepping up. At his press conference following #DefMin, @SecGenNATO Mark Rutte highlighted Allies' investment in defence and their support to Ukraine
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Ukrainian Commissioner calls to exclude Russian from protected languages list
State Language Commissioner Olena Ivanovska called on Ukrainian lawmakers to adopt the government's bill on the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages, which provides for the exclusion of Russian from the list of languages requiring support and special protection.
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Germany to provide Ukraine with over 2 billion euros in new military aid
Germany will provide Ukraine with new military assistance totaling more than 2 billion euros, – Pistorious
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Drone attacks launched from Millerovo airfield
Attacks using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been launched from the Millerovo airfield.
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Ukrainian drone strike hits Russian radar
❗️A 🇺🇦Ukrainian kamikaze drone strikes a 🇷🇺Russian radar P18 "Terek" in the Zaporizhia direction pic.twitter.com/DKX9lhBpLG
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 15 octobre 2025A Ukrainian kamikaze drone struck a Russian P18 'Terek' radar in the Zaporizhzhia sector.
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Russians accused of brainwashing Ukrainian children
A new Yale University study has revealed that Russians have built an extensive network of military camps, sanatoriums, boarding schools, and other institutions aimed at 'brainwashing' kidnapped Ukrainian children. A total of 210 facilities have been identified where young Ukrainians are being held.
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Germany pledges over €2 billion in new military aid for Ukraine
Germany will provide Ukraine with new military aid worth over €2 bn, which will include Patriot interceptor missiles, radar systems, artillery systems with high-precision weapons, missiles, and ammunition, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said during a Ramstein meeting.
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Sanctions weaken Lukashenka, not failed
Sanctions have constrained, not failed. They've weakened Lukashenka's finances, crippled key industries, and deepened his unwanted reliance on Moscow. Lifting them would signal weakness and betray Belarusians.
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Belarus depends on Russia for trade and energy
Belarus depends on Russia for trade, energy, and finance. Russian banks dominate exports. Belarusian industries now supply Russia's war machine. Belarus abandoned neutrality, backing Russia’s war on Ukraine and serving as a launchpad for invasion.
