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Zelenskyy: Destruction of Kakhovka reservoir shows Russians’ intention to flee Crimea.
The destruction of the Kakhovka reservoir indicates that the Russian occupiers are going to flee Crimea, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes.
“Regarding our south and Crimea. We will find a way to restore normal life on our land after the expulsion of the ruscists. This applies to water and everything else. This applies to all our regions – from Kherson to Dnipropetrovsk, from Mykolaiv to Crimea,” he said in his video address on Tuesday.
“The fact that Russia deliberately destroyed the Kakhovka reservoir, which is critically important, in particular, for providing water to Crimea, indicates that the Russian occupiers have already realized that they will have to flee Crimea as well,” he noted.
Zelenskyy also said that “Ukraine will get back everything that belongs to it. And it will make Russia pay for what it has done.”
Tags: #crimea #kakhovka_hpp #zelenskyy
Russian army inflicts missile strike on Dnipro region, casualties, fire reported.
Two people were hospitalized in moderate condition following an enemy missile strike against the Dnipro region, Head of Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Serhiy Lysak has said.
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EU to provide EUR 1.5 bln in Ukraine Facility transition funding to Ukraine next week
Ukraine has fulfilled all necessary conditions to receive the second tranche of transitional financing, amounting to EUR 1.5 billion, under the Ukraine Facility, according to Gert Jan Koopman, the Director-General for Neighborhood and Enlargement ...
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Polish farmers resume blocking roads at Krakovets and Shehyni BCPs – State Border Guard Service.
Polish farmers have resumed blocking traffic at the Korczowa-Krakovets and Medyka-Shehyni border crossing points (BCPs), as reported by Ukraine's State Border Guard Service on its Telegram channel on Thursday morning.
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Law on URCS needs to be updated – Dotsenko
The law on the Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) needs to be updated, URCS Director General Maksym Dotsenko has said.
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Canada to provide additional support package to Ukraine in 2024 – Ambassador.
Canada will provide Ukraine with an additional support package in 2024, which includes budgetary support of 2.4 billion Canadian dollars, Ukrainian Ambassador to Canada Yulia Kovaliv said on her Facebook page.
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Watch live: Peers debate the Rwanda bill at the House of Lords.
The controversial Rwanda asylum bill may complete its parliamentary stages and become law this week. If the Lords add more amendments, and the guidance is their will, it's back to the Commons on Wednesday for more ping pong. Read more SUBSCRIBE to...
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Georgia lawmakers brawl over «foreign agent» bill - DW News.
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Army chief: Iran's missle attack on Israel's territory «will be met with a response» - DW News.
Israel's army chief Herzi Halevi has pledged Israel will respond after Iran launched an attack against Israel at the weekend. The government's war cabinet met again Monday to weigh its response. There has been no announcement of any definite actio...
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'I felt like I was fully included for the first time,' says deaf Newcastle fan who wore haptic shirt.
Newcastle United fans David Wilson and Ryan Gregson, who are deaf, were able to "feel" the noise at St James' Park during their most recent fixture. The pair wore shirts which converted the noise around the stadium to vibrations. Mr Wilson told Sk...
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Historic Copenhagen building damaged in fire
A fire has broken out at one of Copenhagen's oldest buildings. The blaze caused the collapse of the iconic spire from the 17th-century Old Stock Exchange. Images circulating on social media showed artwork being removed from the building, which dat...
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Smirking Sydney 'terrorist' was released on 'good behaviour' for knife crime before church stabbing.
Shocking video captured moments after a knifeman unleashed on a bishop in Sydney shows the alleged attacker grinning from ear to ear. The 15-year-old boy smiled eerily at a camera as he lay pinned to the floor of a church by several brave witnesse...
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