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Lithuania Still Open To Sending Soldiers To Train Troops In Ukraine.
Lithuania remains open to the deployment of ground troops in Ukraine as part of training missions for Ukrainian soldiers, Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte said.
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How to get horseradish out of the garden: methods that work even in hopeless cases.
It is unlikely to succeed in removing the plant the first time
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The participant of the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 from Ireland Bambie Thug had to change their costume due to «violation of the rules».
EBU once again reminded of the show's apolitical nature
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Occupants strike at Kharkiv, children are among the wounded.
Russia strikes at a residential area of the city
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Borrell on Russian night attack on Ukraine: Russia adds to its list of crimes.
Another massive attack on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure has added to the long list of war crimes committed by Russia.
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Ukrainians have changed their attitude to Labour Day and 9 May, now they are least popular holidays - survey.
Labour Day on 1 May and Victory Day on 9 May are now the least popular holidays among Ukrainians. Christmas and Easter continue to be the most popular.
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UK to expel Russian defense attache for being 'undeclared military intelligence officer'.
The U.K. is to expel a Russian defense attache, saying they are an "undeclared military intelligence officer," British Home Secretary James Cleverly said on May 8.
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«All his bravado» : the Russian national team maliciously assessed Usyk's chances in the fight with Fury.
Russian team coach complains about "political statements"
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What issues France had to resolve to send long-range SCALP missiles to Ukraine.
Ukraine, facing difficulties on the front lines, is urging Western allies to increase and expedite the delivery of weapons necessary to halt Russia's offensive. Long-range weapons are high on the list of priority needs, such as cruise missiles, wh...
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Ukraine is facing a cement crisis: Could a deal between two cement giants worsen the situation?.
As Russia’s war drags on, it’s still early days for Ukraine’s reconstruction but issues are already lurking around one crucial component: cement. Rebuilding Ukraine after the war, which is unlikely to end any time soon and wil...
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EU is confident that sanctions against Russia are working: Their goal is not to collapse Russian economy, but to prevent increased aggression against Ukraine.
The European Commission believes that the sanctions imposed on Russia are working, and their purpose is not to collapse the Russian economy, but to make it more difficult for Putin to intensify his aggression against Ukraine.
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Healthy zucchini sticks in cheese breading, which take 10 minutes to cook.
Be sure to add parmesan cheese
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EU still recognises Putin as Russian president because member states have not reached consensus on this, says European Commission spokesman Stano.
The European Commission explained that the EU did not refuse to recognise Vladimir Putin as president of Russia because all member states could not reach a consensus on this issue.
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Russia attacks Kharkiv, injuring three boys who were playing football on sports ground.
In total, Russian attack on 8 May injured five people, including a 55-year-old man and an 80-year-old woman.
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In Kharkiv, Russians hit playground, three injured children in extremely serious condition.
Russian troops attacked a playground in the Saltivskyi district of Kharkiv, three injured children are in extremely serious condition
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How to clean a dirty stove with just one grapefruit: a useful life hack.
This method will break down the most difficult stains, but there are nuances
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Instead of cheesecakes: cottage cheese muffins with blueberries without flour, butter and milk.
Delicious and not too high in calories
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UK expels Russian military attaché
Official London expels a Russian military attaché, strips some real estate of its diplomatic status, and restricts Russian diplomatic visas.
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How to cook liver so that even children can eat it: it turns out soft and tender.
The easiest recipe in a skillet
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Governor: Fire at oil depot in Russian-occupied Luhansk causes serious damage.
An oil depot in the Russian-occupied city of Luhansk was heavily damaged in a fire that Russian proxies claim was the result of a Ukrainian strike, Luhansk Oblast Governor Artem Lysohor said on May 8.
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