There is a severe population decline: from 6.4m to 3.5m in occupied regions (excluding Crimea), with continued exodus of up to 100,000 last year from "new regions" 3/
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Economist: Occupied Ukraine becomes ‘prison society’ for citizens
The Economist writes that occupied Ukraine transformed into "prison society" where citizens fear everything and without Russian passports can’t even get basic services. Even if you are not threatening to Russia, you are "like being a refugee in your own land" 2/
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Russia turns occupied Ukraine into gulags of fear and torture
Russia has turned occupied Ukraine into gulags—places of fear where people are tortured, killed, and stripped of hope, forced to live like animals. A Russian “mind police,” in true Orwellian fashion, can have you killed simply for appearing too defiant 1/
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Ukrainian Ombudsman meets Russian human rights commissioner
Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets met with Russia’s Commissioner for Human Rights, Tatyana Moskalkova https://
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Scholz to Talk With Putin Soon After Consulting Allies and Ukraine
German Chancellor Scholz plans dialogue with Putin "soon", first since late 2022, but only after consulting allies and Ukraine.
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Denmark first to buy weapons directly from Ukrainian defense firms
Deputy Defense Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Klimenkov noted that Denmark was the first country to purchase weapons directly from Ukrainian defense companies.
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Ukraine to buy long-range drones, ATGMs, artillery by end of 2024
Thus, by the end of 2024, the Defense Forces will purchase long-range drones, ATGM systems, rockets, and artillery systems made in Ukraine.
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Denmark allocates 1.3B DKK from budget and 2.9B from frozen Russian assets
In particular, DKK 1.3 billion will be allocated from the Danish state budget, and DKK 2.9 billion from frozen Russian assets managed by Denmark on behalf of the EU.
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Ukraine, Denmark sign $629 million defense deals
Ukraine and Denmark signed a series of agreements worth DKK 4.2 billion ($629 million) for procurement for the Defense Forces, the Ministry of Strategic Industries reported.
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Ukraine receives $600.6M boost for defense sector
Ukraine’s defense sector receives $600.6 million boost from Denmark The deals will bolster Ukraine’s weapons production for its army, focusing on self-propelled artillery, drones, anti-tank systems, and missiles.