The prosecutor's office showed the consequences of the night attack on Kharkiv
Partial destruction of the school and damage to the buildings of the kindergarten were recorded. Windows...
Another person, injured as a result of a massive strike by the Russian army on December 29, died in a Kyiv hospital
Thus, 30 people were killed as a result of the shelling of Kyiv. 29 people were injured.
The Ukrainian Olympic Committee does not use money from the IOC Solidarity Fund due to the admission of Russians and Belarusians to international competitions, - head of the committee Vadim Gutzeit
The Solidarity Fund was created by the IOC Executive Committee and the European Olympic Committee to...
10 Russian "Kinzhal" missiles shot down today were hit by Patriot systems, - Valerii Zaluzhnyi
"If the missiles hit their targets, the consequences would be catastrophic," said...
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Georgia passes foreign agent law and rolls back key rights
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