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Russian attacks on Donetsk Oblast kill 3, injure 1
Udachne, a village in the western part of the Pokrovsk district, was most likely hit by a Russian missile. Two people were killed and one injured, the governor reported.
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Russians hit Nikopol with artillery: Man and woman wounded.
Russian troops launch an artillery strike on Nikopol in the Dnipropetrovsk region, wounding a man and a woman.
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Ukrainian PM, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer discuss Ukraine’s power equipment needs.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and United Kingdom Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt have discussed Ukraine’s power equipment needs.
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Three more people killed in shelling in Donetsk region.
Russian occupants again attacked the Donetsk region with rockets and artillery. Three people were killed as a result of Russian strikes.
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Russia fires missile toward Sumy: Explosion occurs in city.
Russian occupation forces fired a missile toward Sumy.
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No talks possible with Russia on Crimea
There can be no negotiations with Russia regarding Crimea so Ukraine continues to work within the framework of the Crimea Platform so that the problem of the temporary occupation of the peninsula remains on the radar of the international community.
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Roman Pankevych, participant of Revolution of Dignity and Orange Revolution, died at front, having come under mortar attack in Donetsk region.
On 19 April, an active participant in the Revolution of Dignity and a soldier, Roman Pankevych, was killed by Russian mortar shelling near Krasnohorivka, Donetsk region.
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Air defense forces down Russian missile over Dnipropetrovsk region.
In the Kryvyi Rih district of Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region, an Air Force Command East unit destroyed a Russian cruise missile.
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Lithuania to assist Ukraine in returning military-aged men.
Lithuania's Defense Minister, Laurynas Kasciunas, said he was closely watching his Polish counterparts who announced a similar stance on April 24, though did not specify exactly what measures would be taken.
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“This is a civic duty”: Polish Defence Minister backs Ukraine’s consular service suspension for military-age men abroad.
Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz notes he is not surprised by this decision considering the immense need of Ukraine for new soldiers on the frontline.
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Explosion occurred in car park in Mykolaiv due to careless handling of ammunition: 2 soldiers were killed and two injured.
In Mykolaiv, an explosion occurred in a car park due to careless handling of ammunition. Two soldiers were killed and two were injured. Rescuers were also injured.
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The Ministry of Defense told whether summonses will be served abroad.
TP companies will not work abroad
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Britain's aid to Ukraine already over $2.5B
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the United Kingdom has provided unprecedented aid to Ukraine, being one of the key donors of direct budget support worth more than $2.5 billion.
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4 civilian killed and 6 more injured in Russian attacks on Donetsk Oblast.
At least four civilians were killed and six injured in Russian strikes on Donetsk Oblast on the afternoon of 25 April. Source: Vadym Filashkin, Head of Donetsk Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram Quote from Filashkin: "The central part of ...
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Hahn: Potential 20% EU budget hike from Ukraine’s accession only 0.
EU Budget Commissioner Johannes Hahn says Ukraine's potential EU accession could increase the EU budget by up to 20%, which is only 0.2% of European economic output, noting Ukraine's significant economic potential.
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Lukashenko regrets Belarus lost nuclear weapons after Soviet Union's collapse.
Alexander Lukashenko, the self-proclaimed president of Belarus, has branded the decision to withdraw strategic nuclear weapons from the country after the collapse of the Soviet Union a mistake. Source: Belarusian regime-aligned news outlet BetTA; ...
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Ruscists massively shelled Donetsk region: 1 person was killed, 4 were wounded.
In the morning, Russian occupiers massively shelled the central part of Donetsk region, killing 1 person and wounding 4 others.
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White House: US has sufficient resources to back Ukraine until end of 2024.
On April 24, President Biden signed a $61 billion Ukraine military aid bill, ending months of intense negotiations amid Republican divisions in Congress.
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Lithuania considers helping Ukraine get military-age men back.
Lithuania is considering helping Ukraine to repatriate men liable for military service, but first they need to work out how to do this. Source: Delfi with reference to Lithuanian Defence Minister Laurynas Kasčiūnas, as reported by Europe...
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Torture and abuse: Grim reality for civilians in Russia-occupied territories of Ukraine.
An annual human rights report by the US Department of State exposes Russia’s strategy of violence used by its troops against civilians in the war in Ukraine.
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