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16:18
Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada has approved the resignation of Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko
12:55
Russian strikes on the Donetsk oblast over the past day: 3 injured, 10 residential houses destroyed (PHOTO)
11:50
Trump backs bill imposing "bone-crushing" sanctions against russia
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17:32
Ukraine's Defense Forces struck 17 enemy oil tankers and an ammunition depot in the occupied part of the Donetsk oblast
16:23
Ukraine currently produces 10 million drones per year — Zelensky
13:49
Russian elites may offer the West a change of power in exchange for sanctions relief — political analyst Horodnytskyi
11:10
Russia carried out a missile strike on Odesa, killing three civilians (PHOTO)
10:57
Russia's combat losses over the past day amounted to 1,470 personnel
10:19
Key overnight events
16:18
Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada has approved the resignation of Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko
14:59
Russia loses more than 400 soldiers for every square kilometer captured in the Donetsk oblast — Syrskyi
12:55
Russian strikes on the Donetsk oblast over the past day: 3 injured, 10 residential houses destroyed (PHOTO)
11:50
Trump backs bill imposing "bone-crushing" sanctions against russia
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"The documents were processed quickly, but then the issues began". How the state (doesn’t) support civilians after russian captivity
The released civilians themselves admit that while the first days after their return are generally well organized, they are often later left alone to deal with problems that require long-term solutions...
State of emergency in Crimea: "An order was received to free up as many hospital beds as possible"
First, gasoline virtually disappeared from filling stations. Then widespread disruptions to electricity, water supply, and mobile communications began. The occupation "authorities" suspended fuel sales to civilians, reduced public transportation services, and on June 26 declared a state of emergency...
“Minsk” behind the scenes. Confession of a non-diplomat. Part 5
The same “debut” meeting of the delegation was attended by Deputy Prime Minister for Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov. At first I could not understand what he was doing there. Then the deputy prime minister asked a question that literally hung in the air in heavy silence without an answer...
Why did Akhmetov break his silence?
Overall, it appears that with this interview Akhmetov managed to achieve two main objectives. On the one hand, he made a serious bid to participate in postwar political life...
“There came an understanding that not everything is so good in the new life”. Luhansk journal
The tragedy in Starobilsk left its mark on everything that is happening, but most importantly, it deeply undermined people from within. A fear appeared that had never existed before. Even in 2014, it was different...
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