Lubinets's response came after Moskalkova published alleged lists of 600 Ukrainian prisoners of war (POWs) held in Russia, whom Kyiv allegedly "did not agree to take back."
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Kyiv denies Russian claims, ready to repatriate all Ukrainian captives
Kyiv is ready to bring back all Ukrainians from Russian captivity, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said on Dec. 2, denying the claims of his Russian counterpart Tatyana Moskalkova.
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Automatic military registration from age 17 without queues and TCC
Without queues and TCC: Ukrainians will automatically join military registration after turning 17, – Ministry of Defense
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Belarus court jails Ukrainian for 10 years on espionage charges
Belarusian court sentences Ukrainian to ten years for alleged espionage Belarusian authorities claim he allegedly received training to transport weapons and explosives into Belarus for potential attacks.
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Russia recruits convicted women for assault
Russian troops are mobilizing reserves on several eastern fronts to seize territory. The occupiers are also deploying women previously convicted in Russia for the assault, according to Nazar Voloshyn, spokesperson for the Khortytsia operational and strategic group of troops.
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Ukrainian declines German invitation due to ethical concerns and safety risks for Ukrainians
recently declined a German invitation to share a public space with russian citizens, primarily on ethical grounds. but, i also warned the organizers that they put other Ukrainians in danger by not having a security protocol for russian passport holders. they called me 'emotional'
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Bicycle boom: Russian vehicle ban wreaks logistical havoc
9/ The sudden reliance on bicycles illustrates the practical impact of the ban on personally-owned vehicles, which was announced due to a spate of drunken accidents but appears to be having a disastrous effect on Russian logistics. /end
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Gear limitations and vehicle unreliability in combat
7/ "You can't really walk tens of kilometers in gear, and there are not always official vehicles with black [military] licence plates. They burned in battle, broke down, are busy with other tasks.
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Camouflaged ammo-laden bike, equipment hidden to avoid seizure
4/ 'Two Majors' posts a photo of a heavily camouflaged bicycle carrying ammunition. The author says: "Our comrades confirmed from the field that, indeed, all the equipment (including quads and motorcycles) is parked so that it is not counted and given away to anyone, it seems."
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Front resembles Pechkin’s postal fief
Now the front resembles the fiefdom of "Pechkin the postman" [a reference to the children's story 'Uncle Fedya, His Dog, and His Cat'] in one of its directions. Everyone is on bicycles. Some are delivering ammunition, some are going to positions, some are going to a meeting.