Ukraine is about to receive new US long-range GLSDB missiles - Kyiv Independent
According to another magazine, Politico, the first shipment of the new weapons was supposed to...
Ukrainian military personnel who died in the war will be able to become parents after death
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has passed a bill that will allow storing frozen reproductive cells of...
EU expects to transfer 1 million 155 thousand artillery ammunition to Ukraine by the end of this year - Borrell
Earlier, the EU admitted that it would not fulfill the plan to transfer one million shells by...
An Austrian court has rejected Kyiv's extradition request for the former head of the National Bank of Ukraine, Kyrylo Shevchenko - Der Standard
Shevchenko reportedly claimed political persecution by the Office of the President and requested...
50 billion euros allocated by the EU for Ukraine is nothing - Politico
The macrofinancial aid package allocated to Kyiv will last for several years - until 2027.
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