The lawyer who coined the term “genocide” warned that Moscow was set to erase Ukraine’s identity — and Putin’s invasion proved him devastatingly right.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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German Chancellor Merz: We will do everything we can to continue to support Ukraine. This also means that there are no longer any restrictions on the range of the weapons we supply. Ukraine can now also defend itself by attacking military positions in Russia.
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Republican senators finally fed up with Putin
Republican senators have finally had enough of Putin killing Ukrainians. Wow, thanks a lot. After tens of thousands dead and injured, they are finally begging the leader of the free world to take action to stop Putin. How pathetic.
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KSE launches math hub in Kyiv to train scientists and model crises
KSE scaled up during the war. We kept lectures going under drones and bombs. Now we launch a math hub to train scientists, model crises, and write new theory—in Kyiv, not in exile. 8X
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Sorbonne Professor to Teach Homological Algebra in Kyiv, Building Advanced Geometry Skills
In September, Pierre Schapira from Sorbonne flies to Kyiv. He teaches Homological Algebra. He co-wrote Categories and Sheaves, a foundational text in modern geometry. This is the level we’re building toward. 6/
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Ukrainian MiG-29 destroys house with Russian infantry using French AASM-HAMMER bomb
A Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet using a French AASMHAMMER guided aerial bomb destroys a house with Russian infantry inside
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Macron: Trump understands Putin’s peace calls are not genuine
Macron believes that Trump now understands that Putin’s calls for peace are NOT genuine — Le Monde
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Zelensky refuses to lower conscription age, says youth needed to rebuild Ukraine
Zelensky has refused to lower the conscription age below 25, despite Western pressure. He says the youth is our future and they will be needed to rebuild Ukraine. 6/
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Contract 18-24 tests generational resolve for Ukraine’s future
Contract 18–24 is not just about money — it’s a test of generational resolve. Some enlist, some just stay, others emigrate. Ukraine’s future may depend on which of these choices becomes the norm. 7X
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Veteran Hero Earns $290/month While New Recruits Get 10x More
Many in the army resent the perks. Major Yevheniy Hromadsky, Hero of Ukraine, earned just $290/month defending Kharkiv in 2022 — and lost his father in the same battle. New recruits now get 10 times more. 5/