Andrii Sybiha and Denys Shmyhal are yet to be confirmed as foreign and defense ministers, respectively, in a separate vote, lawmaker Oleksii Honcharenko said.
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Ukraine parliament approves new government
Ukraine’s parliament confirmed Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko’s new cabinet of ministers, with 253 lawmakers voting in favor.
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Eleven years since Russia shot down MH17, justice demanded for 298
Eleven years ago, Russia shot down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 over Ukraine’s Donetsk region, killing all passengers and crew on board. Nothing can bring back the 298 lives lost. But justice must be served – to honour their memory and to make sure such a tragedy never happens
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NATO Commander: Patriot Units Prepared for Transfer to Kyiv
Transfer of Patriot units to Kyiv being prepared, says NATO's top commander.
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Lithuania to Belarus: Stop letting Russian war drones cross into NATO skies
Lithuania to Belarus: Stop letting Russian war drones cross into NATO skies The Gerbera UAV’s illegal flight triggered diplomatic escalation in Vilnius.
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Dnipro unit commander hid $4M gear theft
In Dnipro, a military unit commander failed to report the theft of equipment worth nearly 4 million hryvnias.
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Leaked Docs Reveal Catastrophic Losses in Russia’s 41st Army
Leaked documents claim 'catastrophic' losses in Russia's 41st Combined Arms Army while fighting in Ukraine The documents claim at least 8,625 troops have been killed in combat, 10,491 were listed as missing in action, and another 7,846 had deserted.
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Ukrainian ministers of Internal Affairs and Education listed
Ihor Klymenko – Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine; Oksen Lisovyi – Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine; 6/
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Ukrainian Ministers of Internal Affairs and Education listed
Ihor Klymenko – Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine; Oksen Lisovyi – Minister of Education and Science of Ukraine; 5/
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Ukraine’s new Energy and Veterans Affairs ministers named
Svitlana Hrynchuk – Minister of Energy of Ukraine; Nataliia Kalmykova – Minister of Veterans Affairs of Ukraine; 4/