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Illia Ponomarenko: The story of wartime Kyiv
The Battle of Kyiv, one of the critical events of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, ended with a very unscripted Ukrainian victory just over two years ago. It feels like it's been a millennium since those days of February and Ma...
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Nauseda supports deploying nukes in Poland
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda praised Poland's willingness to deploy NATO’s nuclear weapons in the country, saying that such a decision, if made by the Alliance, would contribute to deterrence and meet Europe's security expectations.
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Ukraine commemorates Chornobyl tragedy as Russia threatens another nuclear disaster at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant.
The Ukrainian Institute of National Memory states that 500,000 people died from radiation exposure in the aftermath of the Chornobyl nuclear disaster.
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Why you can't make delicious homemade mayonnaise: don't make these mistakes.
What you need to pay attention to
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Frontline report: Russian forces double down on Krasnohorivka offensive.
In a massive escalation around the strategic town of Krasnohorivka, Russian troops have launched a multi-pronged assault involving dozens of armored vehicles, devastating FAB-1500 glide bombs, and up to six attack helicopters, according to a Ukrai...
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Tastier than a salad: a budget beetroot and herring appetizer for the Easter table.
Cooked with mayonnaise
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How to make your face look firmer in seconds: a makeup trick.
An important step is moisturizing the skin
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Pentagon Chief Austin announces another $1 billion aid package for Ukraine.
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announces that the United States is allocating another package of defense aid to Ukraine.
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Mercury retrograde is over: which signs will benefit the most.
Regardless of your zodiac sign, you will probably feel relieved
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Flags on pins and cigarette packs: what unusual things children collected in the USSR during the shortage.
Children were attracted by bright designs and unusual shapes of trinkets
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Ramstein meeting: Austin announces another $1B aid package for Ukraine.
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says the United States is providing another $1 billion defense aid package to Ukraine, which will include HIMARS missiles, artillery rounds, air defense systems, and other armaments.
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Russia's Sberbank reports $4.32bn profit, dividends to boost Kremlin war chest
Being majority-owned by the Russian state, dividends can be used to fund the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Where the problem of MFA decision on restrictions on consular services for Ukrainian men abroad lies.
As of 23 April 2024, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine (Ukrainian government), under the direction of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has banned the issuance of Ukrainian passports, either internal or for international travel, to Ukrainian men ...
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US envoy to OSCE: Russian 'double-tap' attacks have killed at least 90 first responders since April 2022.
"In March and April (of 2024) alone, Russia’s iterative attacks hitting first responders killed nearly 30 rescue workers in Odesa, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhia and wounded more than 20," said Timothy Hanway, the acting U.S. envoy to the OSCE.
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Ukraine and Latvia will increase joint production of drones - Kuleba.
Latvia, together with Ukraine, will increase the production of drones. The country will also provide a 250 MW generator for the needs of Ukraine’s energy system.
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Ukraine’s defense intel posts video of Ka-32 military helicopter on fire at Moscow airfield.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry released a video of a Ka-32 military helicopter that went ablaze at the Ostafyevo airfield in Moscow.
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Estonia, Denmark transfer two naval patrol boats to Ukraine.
Ukraine requires naval vessels for tasks such as the protection of Black Sea shipping routes.
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Russian Shelling Of Kharkiv Wounds 4, Including 3 Children.
Four people, including three children, were wounded early on April 26 when Russian troops shelled the village of Derhachi in Ukraine's Kharkiv region, Governor Oleh Synyehubov said.
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Bodies Of 140 Fallen Soldiers Returned To Ukraine
The bodies of 140 Ukrainian servicemen killed in action have been returned to Ukraine, the Kyiv-based Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War announced in a statement on April 26.
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