Germany, Poland, Czech Republic named first countries included in Ukraine's multiple citizenship law. The new law will be extended to these three countries first, and then to the U.S. and Canada, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
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Retrait de la Russie de la Convention anti-torture menace les Ukrainiens
Russia’s decision to withdraw from European Convention for Prevention of Torture paves way for more crimes against Ukrainians, Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets warned Over 95% of released Ukrainian POWs report torture in Russian captivity
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Ukraine to privatize Odesa Portside Plant for $108 million
Government to privatize one of largest chemical plants in Ukraine. The Odesa Portside Plant (OPZ) will be put up for an open electronic auction with a starting price of 4.5 billion UAH (around $108 million), Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko said.
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UE prépare 19e paquet de sanctions contre la Russie
The EU is preparing its 19th sanctions package against Russia, focusing on the "shadow fleet" These grey-market tankers, often sailing with transponders off, funnel Russian oil to China, India, and other Global South countries, fueling war in Ukraine
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Ukraine autorise les hommes de 18-22 ans à voyager
Ukrainian government allows men aged 18-22 to go abroad; Monitors claim Russia captured 2 Dnipropetrovsk Oblast villages for first time; and more.
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Zelensky says talks with Russia could be hosted
Ukraine has contacted several countries that could host negotiations with Russia. This week there will be contacts with Turkey, with the Gulf states, and with European countries that could serve as platforms for talks with Russia.
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Ukrainian drone crashes in Estonian field after GPS jamming
Ukrainian drone reportedly crashes in Estonian field after Russian GPS jamming diverts flight path No injuries occurred, but Estonian Security Police warn the device could have caused extensive damage if it had hit residential buildings instead of farmland
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Kronshtadt au bord de la faillite, menace pour la guerre de drones russe
Russia’s top drone maker, Kronshtadt, is drowning in debt.
40 lawsuits, over 1 billion rubles in claims, ongoing sanctions, and Ukrainian drone strikes have brought the “Reaper of Russia” to the brink of collapse. And that’s a major blow to Moscow’s drone war.
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Russian forces occupy two villages in Dnipro Oblast for first time
DeepState: Russians occupy two villages in Dnipro Oblast for the first time After months of Ukrainian military denials, Russian forces established their first confirmed presence in Zaporizke and Novogeorgiyivka villages
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Ukraine honors dogs serving in rescue and demining operations
Today the world marks International Dog Day. In Ukraine, dogs serve with courage in rescue operations, work alongside deminers to clear fields of deadly explosives, and support those who risk their own lives to protect others. For some, they are pets. For many in Ukraine, they