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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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Scholz tells Xi Jinping that war in Ukraine threatens global security, while China insists on Russia's participation in peace conference: all details.
Beijing claims it is not helping Moscow
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Organizer Of 'Nearly Naked' Party Charged With Discrediting Russia's Armed Forces.
The organizer of the so-called "Nearly Naked" party, Russian blogger Anastasia Ivleyeva, has been charged with discrediting Russia's armed forces and will face a hearing on April 25 at the Tver District Court of Moscow.
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Two people injured in Russian attack on Zolochiv, Kharkiv region.
Russians drop a guided aerial bomb on the Ukrposhta building in Zolochiv, Kharkiv region, causing casualties.
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Heiress of one of the world's stingiest billionaires files for divorce: Ivy Getty's lavish wedding to Tobias Engel stunned everyone in 2021.
The couple thought about the legal side of a possible divorce in advance
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How Zelensky became Ukraine's president in 2019
It's been five years since Volodymyr Zelensky, then the country's best-known comedian, became Ukraine's president. Outside Ukraine, few remember the wild campaign that landed Zelensky a seat in the president's office. Watch the...
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ZELENSKYY SIGNS LAW ON MOBILIZATION – VERKHOVNA RADA'S WEBSITE.
ZELENSKYY SIGNS LAW ON MOBILIZATION – VERKHOVNA RADA'S WEBSITE
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Zelenskyy signs law on mobilisation
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed the Draft Law on Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine on Certain Issues of Military Service, Mobilisation and Military Registration.
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Zelensky signs mobilization bill
Ukraine's bill on mobilization has been signed by President Volodymyr Zelensky, according to the online portal of Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, on April 16.
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Ukrainian government to provide US$1,800 of additional payment to military personnel on contact line.
The government will be able to provide a one-time payment of UAH 70,000 (about US$1,800) to military personnel and police officers executing combat tasks on the line of contact, which will be covered by taxes and domestic government bonds.
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US House Speaker announces separate bills for months-delayed Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid.
US House Speaker Mike Johnson proposes dividing foreign aid into four separate bills for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, risking prolonging the six-month delay in Ukraine aid caused by Congressional Republicans.
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If you are tired of pizza: budget fish pie with ready-made dough for a snack.
It will be very satisfying
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Ukrainian Nuclear Plant 'Dangerously Close' To Accident, Atomic Watchdog Chief Warns.
Recent drone attacks on the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Ukraine have raised the risk of a nuclear accident to a new level, the head of the UN nuclear watchdog agency warned on April 15, calling on the UN Security Council to do everything i...
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Russia trying to balance risk to its factories, which employ civilians, in favor of maintaining attention to front line – British intelligence.
On April 2, Ukrainian forces attacked a factory in Tatarstan, the Russian Federation is trying to protect such facilities, but is content to balance the risk to facilities where civilians work in favor of maintaining attention to the front line, B...
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Strawberry harvest will be five times bigger: what to feed the bushes with in spring.
A simple fertilizer will improve growth and protect against diseases
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Delicious chocolate cookies that can be eaten during Lent: a simple recipe.
You will prepare it very quickly
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Mother of Ukrainian Halyna Hutchins, accidentally killed by Alec Baldwin during the shooting of Rust movie, cries through the entire interview during the trial over the armorer.
Hannah Gutierrez Reed, the armorer, sentenced to a year and a half in prison
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Russian airstrike leaves 15 injured in Beryslav
Russia bombed the town of Beryslav in Kherson region, injuring 15 civilians.
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Russians built more than 100 km of fortifications on Black Sea coast in occupied territories of Crimea and Kherson region in month - Centre for Investigative Journalism.
In the temporarily occupied south of Ukraine, Russians are building a network of engineering fortifications. In just one month, more than 100 km of fortifications have been built on the Black Sea coast of the occupied territories of Crimea and Khe...
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Bloomberg: Russia trying to force evacuation of Kharkiv.
Ukrainian and Western officials believe that Russia has increased the intensity of its attacks on Kharkiv to try to force an evacuation of civilians from Ukraine's second-largest city, Bloomberg reported on April 16.
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