The estimated total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 16.01.25
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Trump team admits Ukraine-Russia peace deal may take months
Members of Trump's team admit Ukraine-Russia peace settlement could take months, Reuters reports. Several advisors to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump have accepted a timeline of at least several months to strike a deal to settle the Russia-Ukraine war, Reuters reported on
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Zelensky: NATO, EU and military strength ensure Ukraine’s security
NATO membership, EU accession, and military strength are strategic security guarantees for Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Jan. 15, noting that the country
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Two Jehovah’s Witnesses in Crimea sentenced for Bible study
Two Jehovah’s Witnesses in Russian-occupied Crimea sentenced to 6 years for studying the Bible online
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Ukraine captures 23 Russian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast
Ukraine captures 23 Russian soldiers in Donetsk Oblast. Ukraine’s Azov Brigade captured 23 Russian soldiers during combat operations in the Toretsk area of Donetsk Oblast, the National Guard of Ukraine reported on Jan. 15.
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Russia attacks Ukraine, 24 POWs return, martial law extended
Russia once again massively attacked Ukraine with missiles and drones. 24 Ukrainian prisoners of war and one civilian returned home. The Verkhovna Rada voted to extend martial law. We have collected the main news for January 15. https://
hromadske.ua/en/society/237
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Ill Azov soldier returned; 849 still in Russian custody
A seriously ill "Azov soldier" who participated in the defense of Mariupol was returned from captivity, another 849 are in russian custody, – Denys Prokopenko
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Oscar Jenkins, Russia’s latest murdered Ukrainian POW
Oscar Jenkins; just the latest in a long line of Ukrainian prisoners of war who have been murdered after being captured by Russian troops. https://t.co/oqv92zEEkM
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 15 janvier 2025Oscar Jenkins; just the latest in a long line of Ukrainian prisoners of war who have been murdered after being captured by Russian troops.
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Oil depot in Russia’s Voronezh region catches fire after drone strikes
An oil depot in Russia's Voronezh region caught fire following multiple drone strikes, regional governor Alexander Gusev said on Jan. 15. Voronezh is located approximately 465 kilometers (289 miles) south of Moscow.