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Ukrainian producers double mortar output
Last year, Ukrainian Armored Vehicles doubled its mortar production and supplied around 1,000 units to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said the company's CEO, Vladyslav Belbas.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar arrives in Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian officials
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has arrived in Kyiv for meetings with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Sybiha and President Zelensky.
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Germany ready to transfer two Patriot systems under replacement guarantees
Germany can transfer two of its Patriot SAM systems to Ukraine if there are guarantees of their replacement in the future, – German Defense Minister Pistorius "We can transfer two of our systems, but not if we do not have reliable guarantees that they will be replaced"
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Ukrainian forces strike Russian troops in Oleshky
❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian military personnel struck a concentration of 🇷🇺Russian troops using a mortar in Oleshki, Kherson region. pic.twitter.com/SgsbdmFj0F
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 22 juillet 2025Ukrainian military personnel struck a concentration of Russian troops with a mortar in Oleshky, Kherson region.
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Bombed reservoir in Ukraine: giant forest, life or toxic bomb?
Source: https://theguardian.com/environment/2025/jul/22/in-a-bombed-out-reservoir-ukraine-huge-forest-grown-a-return-to-life-or-toxic-timebomb
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Ukraine’s dam rebuild threatens forest, sturgeon, ecologists warn
Ukraine’s state energy firm wants to rebuild the dam. Ecologists warn: it would flood the new forest, destroy sturgeon habitats, and erase a once-in-a-century chance. This would be ecocide, says eco activist Oleksiy Vasyliuk. 6/
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Toxins in soil from war cause cancer, kidney failure; research impossible
Toxins like cadmium and lead are in the soil. They move up the food chain — causing cancer, kidney failure, hormone disruption. But due to shelling and mines, no full research is possible. 4/
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Nova Kakhovka dam collapse revives Ukraine’s ancient forest
Putin’s dam terror killed hundreds — but also unlocked Ukraine’s ancient forest. Nova Kakhovka’s destruction in June 2023 drained a 2,155 km² reservoir. Now, 40 billion tree seeds have sprouted. Endangered sturgeon returned. Velykyi Luh is alive again, reports The Guardian.
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Ukrainian Parliament Proposes Amnesty for Arms Crimes
Did you know that Ukraine's Parliament is considering granting full amnesty for crimes related to arms procurement during wartime? The draft law specifies that the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) will be involved.