Among the buildings damaged this morning in the Russian missile attack on Kyiv was the 125 year old St Nicholas Catholic Cathedral. The beautiful stained glass that adorned the cathedral has been destroyed. Just another casualty of the Russian terrorist state.
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Bodies returned from different war fronts
Among the returned bodies are: – 403 from the Donetsk axis;
– 12 from the Luhansk axis;
– 57 from the Zaporizhzhya axis. Also, 31 dead were returned from morgues in Russia. -
503 fallen Ukrainian defenders returned to government-controlled territory
The bodies of 503 fallen Ukrainian defenders were returned to the government-controlled territory, reported the Coordination Center for the Treatment of Prisoners of War.
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Bulgaria’s parliament withdraws support for Ukraine security deal
Bulgaria's parliament no longer supports signing Ukraine security deal. The Bulgarian parliament does not have enough votes to support the signing of Bulgaria's bilateral security treaty with Ukraine due to a shift in stance from the strongest party.
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Russian An-72 explodes at Moscow airfield
Russian military transport An-72 exploded at Ostafyevo airfield near Moscow, causing $4.5 mn in damage, Ukrainian intelligence reports The blast occurred 620 miles from Ukrainian border on 12 December
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The largest cyberattack on state registries: months of preparation
The attack was prepared for months: what is known about the largest cyberattack on state registries https://ift.tt/3enJsZN #liga #новини
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Over 500 Fallen Soldiers’ Bodies Repatriated to Ukraine
Bodies of over 500 fallen soldiers have been repatriated to Ukraine.
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Ukraine recovers 503 fallen soldiers’ bodies
Ukraine retrieves the bodies of 503 fallen soldiers.
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Ukrainian Justice Ministry data saved, recovery underway says minister
"All the Justice Ministry's data has been saved. Recovery is underway," Deputy PM and Justice Minister Olha Stefanishyna said.
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Russian GRU hackers suspected in cyberattack on Ukraine’s government services
Hackers of Russia's military intelligence agency (GRU) could be behind a cyberattack on Ukraine's government services, Volodymyr Karasteliov, the acting cybersecurity chief of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), said at a press conference on Dec. 20.

