First, it's worth noting that if we had been told in March 2022, when Russia occupied about 30% of Ukraine, that Ukraine would endure and Russia would only control 20% three years later, we would have viewed it as a significant Ukrainian victory and a Russian defeat.
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Two Ukrainian journalists freed from Russian captivity
Two journalists and servicemen — Oleksandr Hudilin and Roman Borshch — returned from Russian captivity, reported the editor-in-chief of the Site of the City of Mariupol 0629 Anna Murlykina & the head of the Freedom of Speech Committee Yaroslav Yurchyshyn
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Ukraine Exports Surge 13% in 2024 Fueled by Revived Seaport Operations
Ukraine's exports surged to $41 billion in 2024, marking a 13% increase compared to last year This growth was largely fueled by revival of seaport operations, with maritime freight volumes rising to 87 million tons despite Russian attacks
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Ukraine police name Russian commander in Bucha murder
Ukraine's police name Russian commander suspected of murder of woman who became symbol of Bucha massacre. The photo of Iryna Filkina's hand with a bright manicure went viral around the world, becoming a recognizable symbol of the massacre.
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11 Azov servicemen returned home from Russian captivity
Today, 11 servicemen of the 12th special brigade "Azov" returned home from Russian captivity — "Azov" commander Denys Prokopenko Photo: Denys Prokopenko / Facebook
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Exportations ukrainiennes en hausse de 13% en 2024
Ukraine’s exports grew 13% in 2024 amid stabilized port activity, Economy Ministry says. As of Dec. 26, Ukraine exported 129.2 million metric tons of goods worth $41.043 billion, up from $36.1 billion the same time last year, the ministry said.
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Close-quarters combat: a soldier of the 66th Brigade eliminates three enemies
❗️Close combat. One soldier from the 🇺🇦66th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminates three 🇷🇺Russian soldiers pic.twitter.com/fMIhxQd8s5
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 30 décembre 2024Close combat. One soldier from the 66th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine eliminates three Russian soldiers
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Azovstal Defender Freed After 884 Days in Captivity
Azovstal Defender Artur Niverchuk spent 884 days in Russian captivity. He returned in a prisoner exchange in October 2024, and was finally able to come to his hometown of Zdolbuniv, Rivne region after rehabilitation and treatment.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 30 décembre 2024
A large crowd gathered to welcome him home.… pic.twitter.com/zOP6q6xB3NAzovstal defender Artur Niverchuk spent 884 days in Russian captivity. He was released in a prisoner exchange in October 2024 and was finally able to return to his hometown of Zdolbuniv, Rivne region, after rehabilitation and treatment. A large crowd gathered to welcome him home.
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Ukrainian military personnel from the 425th Assault Battalion clearing Russian positions
❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian military personnel from the 425th Assault Battalion are clearing 🇷🇺Russian positions in the Pokrovsk direction. pic.twitter.com/QxLV1yY4wu
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 30 décembre 2024Ukrainian military personnel from the 425th Assault Battalion are clearing Russian positions in the Pokrovsk direction.
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Ukrainian defender recites ‘Love Ukraine’ poem
Ukrainian Defender released from captivity recites a poem, "Love Ukraine," written by Ukrainian poet Volodymyr Sosiura.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 30 décembre 2024
These lines, recited by him, take on a special meaning.
Welcome back, Warrior!
📹: Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War https://t.co/9BZdvt2f1q pic.twitter.com/KCJbx43IhCUkrainian defender released from captivity recites the poem 'Love Ukraine,' written by Ukrainian poet Volodymyr Sosiura. These lines, recited by him, take on a special meaning. Welcome back, Warrior! – Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War