Singer Alina Grosu has become the official representative of Ukrainian culture in New York. Grosu herself called this opportunity an honor. 'This is an honor for me. I will continue to work to represent Ukraine in a dignified way in the world. I am glad that I received such an opportunity.'
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Russian soldiers use Chinese-made ZFB-05 armored vehicles at the front
Russian soldiers use Chinese-made ZFB-05 armored vehicles at the front
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Two Russian teens set fire to Mi-8 helicopter, face 20 years
Two 16-year-old Russian boys, Roma and Anton, set fire to a Mi-8 helicopter at an airbase in Omsk, Russia, using a bottle of Molotov cocktail.
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 23 septembre 2024
They were detained and now face up to 20 years in prison.
Russian media blames Ukrainian handlers for giving them this task and… pic.twitter.com/UnrSmdTqpgTwo 16-year-old Russian boys, Roma and Anton, set fire to a Mi-8 helicopter at an airbase in Omsk, Russia, using a bottle of Molotov cocktail. They were detained and now face up to 20 years in prison. Russian media blames Ukrainian handlers for giving them this task and
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Ukrainian artillery destroys Russian D-30 howitzer in Luhansk
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian soldiers from the 40th Separate Artillery Brigade destroyed a 🇷🇺Russian towed D-30 howitzer in the Luhansk region pic.twitter.com/jvtS3s9idP
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 23 septembre 2024Ukrainian soldiers from the 40th Separate Artillery Brigade destroyed a Russian towed D-30 howitzer in the Luhansk region
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Scholz: Long-range strikes incompatible with his stance
Long-range strikes against Russia are incompatible with my personal position, Scholz said.
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Jeunes musiciens jazz fusion de Kyiv soutiennent l’armée
The young musicians in Kyiv’s jazz fusion scene are driven by more than just patriotism as they raise funds for the military during their concerts. Their lives, like the majority of Ukrainians, have been forever changed by Russia’s war.
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@hromadske — 2024-09-23
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian said he doesn't approve of Russia's aggression against Ukraine and seeks talks with the West amid accusations of supplying Iranian missiles to Russia.
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Iranian president denies supporting Russia in Ukraine war
Iranian president says his country doesn't support Moscow as Tehran allegedly transfers ballistic missiles to Russia. "We have never approved of Russian aggression against Ukrainian territory," Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian claimed.
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Zelensky meets German Chancellor Scholz in New York
Ukrainian President Zelensky met with German Chancellor Scholz in New York
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Russian kamikaze assaults cause huge losses with minimal gains
Russia's kamikaze meat assaults hitting multiple sections of the front simultaneously, huge losses, minimal gains.