The U.S. has allocated a $425 million military aid package to Ukraine, including a list of weapons.
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Russian Attack on Kharkiv Kills Police Officer
Russians struck Kharkiv: one police officer killed, 26 colleagues and four civilians injured
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Ukraine Claims Significant Russian Losses on Day 982 of Invasion
Russia's estimated losses on day 982 of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, as per the Ukrainian Army's General Staff: 1,460 personnel, 26 artillery systems, 6 tanks, and 20 armored vehicles.
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Russia strikes Kharkiv with ballistic missile
Russian troops attacked Kharkiv with a ballistic missile. A detached house was hit, and high-rise buildings were damaged, said the head of the Kharkiv regional state administration, Oleh Syniehubov. A 71-year-old man and a 60-year-old woman were injured in the attack.
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Damaged DNU Student Town due to Russian strike in Dnipro
As a result of a Russian strike on Dnipro, the DNU Oleksandr Honchar student town was damaged – photo
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Political prisoner Dzmitry Shlethauer dies in Belarusian penal colony
According to @viasna96
, political prisoner Dzmitry Shlethauer has died in a Belarusian penal colony. A Russian citizen, he was sentenced by Lukashenka's regime to 12 years for 'facilitating extremist activity'. He is now the seventh polit. prisoner to die behind bars in Belarus. -
Anne Applebaum receives German Peace Prize, draws WWII parallels
On 20 October 2024, a prominent American-Polish historian, Anne Applebaum, received the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade at the Frankfurt Book Fair. In her acceptance speech, the Pulitzer-winning author drew parallels with Germany during World War II and urged liberal
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Germany: Weapon shortages, not funds, slow Ukraine aid
Berlin says weapon shortages, not finances, hinder timely Ukraine aid Germany is continuously assessing additional military support options and encourages its partner nations to conduct similar reviews.
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Estonian intelligence warns poor training may increase North Korean losses
Estonian intelligence believes that due to the low level of training of the North Korean military in Russia, their losses in the war against Ukraine may exceed those of the Russians, said Ants Kiviselg, head of the Estonian Defense Forces Intelligence Center.
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Ukrainian warriors continue the fight – join!
Under any conditions, our warriors continue the fight! Join! Together we will win! Photo: Communication units of the 123rd territorial defense brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the 22nd separate mechanized brigade.