Бійці #Хартія #НГУ знищили КАБ вагою 500 кг на Харківщині🔥
— НГУ (@ng_ukraine) 18 octobre 2024
Подробиці — у відео 🎥 pic.twitter.com/kzifiJ0fIW
Бійці #Хартія #НГУ знищили КАБ вагою 500 кг на Харківщині Подробиці — у відео
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Khartia Brigade destroys 500kg Russian bomb in Kharkiv region
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4% of Ukrainians plan to return; 11% have already returned
Another 4% of Ukrainians plan to return in the near future, despite the security situation, and almost 11% have already returned to Ukraine.
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25% have no return plans; 35% want to return when safe
About 25% of Ukrainian refugees surveyed in the European Union have no plans to return home in the long term, according to a survey conducted by the Munich-based @ifo_Institut
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Democratic world must unite to force Russia to peace
Russian military and propaganda machines both wish for #Ukraine to lose support. In contrast, the democratic world must unite in its assistance for Ukraine, regardless of Putin's desires. We must change the circumstances so that Russia is forced to just and long-lasting peace.
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Ukraine repatriates 501 fallen defenders’ bodies
As a result of repatriation efforts, Ukraine returned the bodies of 501 fallen defenders to the government-controlled territory, the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War reported.
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Umerov: Mobilization law unchanged
However, there have been no discussions with the allies about mobilizing such citizens. Regarding the possibility of changes to the mobilization law, Umerov stated that the state is acting in accordance with the law, which "clearly states that it is from 25 [years] and above."
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Ukraine explains non-mobilization of under-25s as Rada condition
The minister explained that the partners are trying to understand why Ukraine does not mobilize people under the age of 25. The Ukrainian authorities explain to them that it was a condition of the Verkhovna Rada.
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Umerov: Allies not pushing to lower mobilization age
Defense Minister Rustem Umerov confirmed that allies occasionally discuss why Ukraine does not mobilize citizens starting at age 18. However, he stated at a briefing—reported by Radio Liberty—that there has been no pressure to lower the mobilization age.
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Zelensky: West fears discussing territorial concessions
Western officials who proposed admitting Ukraine to NATO in exchange for ceding occupied territories have never openly discussed this, as they fear doing so, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told the Financial Times after a meeting of the European Council.
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Zelenskyy urges open talks on Ukraine proposals, not via third parties
He says that no one has had open discussions with Ukraine about such proposals. However, Zelenskyy calls for openly "putting it on the table, not through some third party."