Russian attacks across Ukraine killed at least four civilians and injured at least six over the past day, regional authorities reported on Dec. 17.
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Ukraine protests Pan-African Parliament visit to occupied Donetsk
A delegation of the Pan-African Parliament went on a visit to the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine expressed its strong protest. This trip contradicts the statements of the African Union officials of February 24, 2022,
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US State Department: DPRK soldiers are legitimate military targets of Ukraine
US State Department: DPRK soldiers are legitimate military targets of Ukraine https://
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Diia.Card: Simplifying State Payments Instead of Multiple Cards
"Instead of several different cards." Ministry of Digital Transformation launched Diia.Card for state payments https://ift.tt/91TR7Xl #liga #news
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Putin complains he cannot raise military spending
Russia already gives all it can: Putin complains about the impossibility to increase war spending
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12 pays unissent mesures contre flotte fantôme russe
12 countries agree on joint measures to deter Russia's "shadow fleet" – Estonian government Today, during the JEF leaders' summit in Tallinn, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Sweden, Estonia and the United Kingdom
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Stanislav sent back to battle without care after injuries
12/ Stanislav enlisted from prison and was seriously injured twice, but was sent back to the fighting without treatment, certificates or compensation. "At the end of May, after completing the mission, they brought me to the hospital in Makiivka."
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Account of war wounding horrors
He says he was lucky to survive, as many of the wounded are simply left to die. "The worst thing in war is when the corpses are taken away. They're already black. When I went to the last assault, where I was wounded, there were guys lying alive and wounded in the dugouts."
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Illegal mobilization of Ukrainian soldier
Oleg was mobilized illegally despite being his mother's sole caregiver. He was denied any leave, even after bribing his company commander. He suffered a shrapnel injury during an assault, but the hospital that treated him refused to issue a medical certificate.
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Russian soldiers sue hospitals for combat injury compensation, exposing state bureaucracy failures.
1/ Russian soldiers are having to sue military hospitals to prove that they were injured in combat, so that they can receive the compensation payments they were promised. It highlights how the Russian state's bureaucracy is continuing to harm its own soldiers.