Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi said on Jan. 23 that the French-trained 155th "Anne of Kyiv" Brigade is "gradually acquiring certain combat capabilities" after reports of poor command and training.
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Syrskyi sees gradual improvement in French-trained brigade
Syrskyi sees 'gradual' improvement in scandal-hit French-trained brigade's capabilities.
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Ukrainian FPV drone intercepts another Russian Lancet
❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian FPV drone intercepts another 🇷🇺Russian kamikaze drone "Lancet" pic.twitter.com/WCnZwhvylh
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 23 janvier 2025Ukrainian FPV drone intercepts another Russian kamikaze drone Lancet
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North Korea delivers disguised rocket systems to Russian Kursk region
North Korea has delivered its new multiple launch rocket systems, disguised as civilian trucks, to the Kursk region of the russian federation. @nexta_live
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Russian authorities build housing unaffordable for Mariupol residents
In their appeals, people say that many homes have been demolished, even those that could be restored. However, in place of the demolished buildings, the occupation administration is building mortgage housing, which the homeless people of Mariupol cannot afford.
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Mariupol residents complain to Putin about housing
Residents of occupied Mariupol recorded a video message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, complaining that they cannot receive the promised housing to replace the one demolished by the Russians, as reported by local Telegram channels.
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Zelensky clarifies 200,000 peacekeepers figure
Zelensky clarifies how the 200,000 peacekeepers figure is calculated, noting it depends on the size of the Ukrainian army.
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Duda: Putin should beg Ukraine and allies for peace
"I don't want to beg Putin to sit at the negotiation table. I want him to beg Ukraine and its allies for peace," Polish President Andrzej Duda said at the Economic Forum in Davos. pic.twitter.com/MHprF3WPRg
— KyivPost (@KyivPost) 23 janvier 2025"I don't want to beg Putin to sit at the negotiation table. I want him to beg Ukraine and its allies for peace," Polish President Andrzej Duda said at the Economic Forum in Davos.
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Polish President Duda: Putin should beg for peace talks
Russian leader Vladimir Putin should "beg" for peace talks, Polish President Andrzej Duda said during the Ukrainian Breakfast discussion in Davos. Not every peaceful solution to the war is in the interests of Ukraine, Poland, Central and Eastern Europe, and the EU, he added.
