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Borrell attends G7 Defence Ministers’ meeting in Naples on Ukraine, Middle East, Africa, Indo-Pacific
HR/VP @JosepBorrellF travels to Naples to participate in the G7 Defence Minister’s meeting. He will join in discussions focussed on situations in Ukraine, Middle East, Africa & Indo-Pacific. Also, joins a series of bilateral meetings. More:
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NATO pledges €40 billion in military aid to Ukraine for next year
NATO plans to provide Ukraine with €40 billion in military aid over the next year, — NATO Secretary General Rutte.
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Bodies of 501 fallen Ukrainian soldiers returned to Ukraine
The bodies of 501 fallen Ukrainian soldiers have been returned to Ukraine, according to the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War. Specifically, 382 bodies of defenders who died in the Avdiivka direction were repatriated, along with 56 fallen warriors from the Bakhmut direction and 45 bodies of defenders.
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Biden exhorte alliés à soutenir Ukraine cet hiver
⚡️"We are facing a very difficult winter": 🇺🇸Biden called on allies to continue supporting 🇺🇦Ukraine during his visit to 🇩🇪Berlin. pic.twitter.com/HChwHaehyz
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 18 octobre 2024"We are facing a very difficult winter": Biden called on allies to continue supporting Ukraine during his visit to Berlin.
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North Korea: 12,000 Troops Mobilized for Ukraine War, Seoul Claims
According to South Korean intelligence, 12,000 North Korean soldiers will be mobilized to participate in the Russian war against Ukraine. Ukrainian military intelligence chief Budanov claims that 11,000 South Korean soldiers are already in southern Russia and
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Umerov: Mobilization law unchanged
However, there have been no discussions with the allies about mobilizing such citizens. Regarding the possibility of changes to the mobilization law, Umerov stated that the state is acting in accordance with the law, which "clearly states that it is from 25 [years] and above."
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Ukraine explains non-mobilization of under-25s as Rada condition
The minister explained that the partners are trying to understand why Ukraine does not mobilize people under the age of 25. The Ukrainian authorities explain to them that it was a condition of the Verkhovna Rada.
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Umerov: Allies not pushing to lower mobilization age
Defense Minister Rustem Umerov confirmed that allies occasionally discuss why Ukraine does not mobilize citizens starting at age 18. However, he stated at a briefing—reported by Radio Liberty—that there has been no pressure to lower the mobilization age.
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Precise shots, spectacular explosions, destroyed Russian armor
Precise shots, spectacular explosions, destroyed russian armor.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 18 octobre 2024
📹: @CinC_AFU pic.twitter.com/pQQrUZCh3sPrecise shots, spectacular explosions, destroyed Russian armor. : @CinC_AFU