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Italy to allocate €45 million for emergency restoration work on UNESCO sites in Odesa.
The funding aims to aid urgent repairs following Russian attacks, preserving the city's cultural heritage.
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Polish farmers ease blockade of Ukraine's border: where you can now travel freely.
Border guards reported changes at one of the checkpoints
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General Shapovalov appointed new head of Southern Operational Command.
Brigadier General Hennadii Shapovalov has been appointed as a new commander of the Southern Operational Command's forces, the command said on April 16.
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Zelenskyy signed a new law on mobilization in Ukraine: when will it come into force.
The document contains a provision on basic general military training and does not mention demobilization/rotation of defenders
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Occupation forces inflict airstrike on Zolochiv, two locals injured – police.
Two civilians were injured as a result of a guided bomb strike against the town of Zolochiv in the Bohodukhiv district, Kharkiv region. The Russian occupation forces attacked the town at around 14:20 on Tuesday.
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Israeli War Cabinet To Meet For Third Time On Response To Iran's Attack.
Israel's war cabinet was set to meet for the third time in three days on April 16, an official said, to decide on a response to Iran's first-ever direct attack, amid international pressure to avoid further escalating conflict in the Middle East.
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Ukraine needs quantity of weapons commensurate with Russia to defend itself – Stefanchuk.
To defend itself, Ukraine needs a quantity of weapons commensurate with Russia, Verkhovna Rada Chairman Ruslan Stefanchuk has said.
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Polish farmers lift blockade of Dołhobyczow-Uhryniv BCP – State Border Guard Service.
Polish farmers have stopped blocking the movement of trucks in front of the Dołhobyczow-Uhryniv border crossing point (BCP) on the Polish-Ukrainian border, the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine reported on its Telegram channel on Tuesday.
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Ombudsman: Almost 37,000 Ukrainians considered missing.
Ukraine registers almost 37,000 people who are considered missing, including children, other civilians, and military personnel, Ukraine's Chief Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets said on April 16.
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Russian air defense is increasingly shooting down its aircraft in the occupied Crimea: Atesh discloses details.
Russian army command ignores problems with Russian "friend or foe" recognition system
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War in Ukraine damages “entire international order,” Scholz tells Xi Jinping.
At a meeting in China, both the German and Chinese leaders agreed that threats of nuclear weapons use are inadmissible.
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Nearly 37,000 people remain missing in Ukraine amid Russian invasion.
Russia has been abducting civilians since 2014, escalating after the 2022 invasion. Ukraine verified only 147 ppl, 1,700 illegally detained civilians have been able to return home.
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Ombudsman: Russia not releasing civilians as witnesses of atrocities.
The Russian invasion forces refuse to release illegally held Ukrainian civilians because they can automatically be witnesses of Russian atrocities in the temporarily occupied territories.
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Offensive in Ukraine's east ‘priority' for Russia as it intensifies push on Chasiv Yar.
Since March, President Volodymyr Zelensky has said more than once that Ukraine is expecting a major Russian offensive that could start in May or June.Ukrainian experts and military officials now say it might begin even sooner.All eyes are currentl...
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Scholz asks Xi Jinping to put pressure on Russia, ensure that Putin ends war against Ukraine.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has asked President of China Xi Jinping to put pressure on Russian to ensure that Vladimir Putin withdraws his troops from Ukraine and ends the war.
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German Chancellor asks Chinese leader to promote peace in Ukraine.
During his visit to China, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping about peace in Ukraine as it is fighting against Russia. Source: DW, as reported by European Pravda Details: During conversations with China's leader,...
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Military intelligence reports fire at substation in Russia's Bryansk Oblast, outages at military facilities.
Several military and industrial facilities were cut off from power in Russia's Bryansk Oblast after a fire at an electrical substation overnight on April 16, according to Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR).
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Wave Of Complaints Follows Police Hijab Crackdown In Tehran.
The stricter enforcement of the mandatory hijab law by Tehran police has prompted a wave of complaints from Iranians who say police are using aggressive and sometimes violent tactics in their treatment of alleged violators.
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To have time to rearm: Kremlin cynically responds to ceasefire calls during 2024 Games, lying about Ukraine.
Peskov issues a hypocritical statement
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Zelensky signs mobilization bill into law
President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday signed off the bill on amendments to certain legislative acts regarding military service, mobilization, and military registration, recently adopted by Ukraine’s Parliament.
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