Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes Ukraine has every chance to end the war next year. He hopes to receive proposals on this from US President-elect Donald Trump, which could happen in January.
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North Korean KN-23 missiles with Western parts hit Ukraine in 2024
60 North Korean KN-23 missiles have been fired at us this year, which is almost one-third of the 194 ballistic missiles fired so far in 2024. All of them contained Western made parts.
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Holodomor: Soviet genocide, denial, and Wienerberger’s role.
At least 4 million Ukrainians were killed in the Holodomor, which the Soviet government engineered to break their resistance to Communist rule. Russia continues denying the genocidal nature of the Holodomor to this day. Read more about Wienerberger's feat here:
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Occupants urge reporting Holodomor commemorators
The occupiers in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine have called for the 'ratting out' of local residents who light candles of remembrance or show other signs of grief on the Day of Remembrance of the Holodomor Victims, according to the Center of National Resistance.
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Zelenskyy frames resources choice: Russia or Ukraine, targeting Trump’s business instincts
Zelenskyy framed it this way: these resources will either power Russia or strengthen Ukraine and the democratic world, likely aiming at Trump’s business instincts 6/
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Zelenskyy pitched Ukraine resource plan to Trump in September
In September, Zelenskyy met Trump in New York, pitching a plan for allied nations to tap into Ukraine’s resources like uranium, titanium, lithium, and graphite 5/
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US spent $175B on Ukraine war, raising concerns among Trump supporters
The U.S. has spent $175 billion on this war, including $106 billion sent directly to Kyiv, with $69.8 billion for weapons—raising concerns among Trump supporters 4/
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Trump eyes ex-intel chief who proposed autonomous zones as Ukraine envoy
Reuters: Trump eyes ex-intel chief who proposed “autonomous zones” in Ukraine as war envoy Richard Grenell, who orchestrated Serbia-Kosovo economic talks during Trump’s first term, could shape future Ukraine policy.
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Russia’s invasion plans: mass graves and kill lists
Russia's invasion plans included mass graves, crematoriums, and kill lists targeting veterans, teachers, public figures, and journalists.
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Zaluzhny sees Russian breakthrough possible post-2027
Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and current Ambassador to the UK Valerii Zaluzhnyi believes that after 2027, Russia would have sufficient 'technological materials' to enable its army to achieve a major breakthrough.