During today’s massive attack on Dnipro, one of the Russian “Shahed” drones broke through a window in a house, flew inside, but did not detonate
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Ukraine Cabinet to Aid Dnipro After Massive Shelling
The Cabinet of Ministers will provide assistance to Dnipro after the massive shelling, – Svyrydenko https://
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Ukrainian Missile Shoots Down Russian Shahed Drone in Daylight
❗️The moment a 🇷🇺Russian Shahed-type kamikaze drone was shot down by a 🇺🇦Ukrainian surface-to-air missile today during daylight pic.twitter.com/dOGuJSTeo4
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 25 avril 2026The moment a Russian Shahed-type kamikaze drone was shot down by a Ukrainian surface-to-air missile today during daylight
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EU Urges Russia to Halt Attacks on Ukraine Nuclear Sites
EU Calls on Russia to Stop Attacks on Nuclear Facilities in Ukraine on Chornobyl Disaster Anniversary https://
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Russia Spreads War Propaganda to Kindergartens via Patriotic Exhibits
Putin issued the directive in spring 2023. Over 200 such exhibits have opened in Russian schools since. Now kindergartens are being told to create their own. Goals: patriotism, pride in "defenders," pulling children and parents into volunteer work for the war. 3/
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Russian Schools Turn War Artifacts Into Classroom Exhibits
School No. 1164 hosts a museum called "Donbas: The Return." School No. 1517 — "For the Truth!" School No. 1409 dedicates a display to graduates fighting in Ukraine. Across the city — 250+ front-line artifacts turned into classroom exhibits. 2/
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Moscow Opens 175 School Museums Glorifying Ukraine Invasion
Moscow now has 175 school museums dedicated to Russia's invasion of Ukraine — complete with shell fragments and "trophies" from the front. Mayor Sergey Sobyanin: "They help children learn the modern history of the Motherland and its heroes." — United24. 1/
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China Eyes Ukraine’s Rare Earth Deposits in Russian-Occupied Zones
Roughly half of Ukraine's rare-earth deposits — lithium, titanium, zirconium — sit in occupied zones. Russia cannot extract them alone. Chinese developers may secure these assets as part of a logistics corridor into Eastern Europe. 6X