Ukrainian army destroyed three Russian Su-34 fighter jets
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Military subpoenas will not be sent to Ukrainian men abroad for now, - Ministry of Defense
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The bill on medical cannabis has been passed in the second reading - MP Zheleznyak
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Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umierov has said that from next year, Ukrainians aged 25-60 who live outside the country must attend the AFU recruitment offices
Sanctions may be imposed for failure to appear, the minister...
Zelenskyy: Ukraine relies on drones in the war
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New Military Aid to Ukraine: Combat Vehicles for Infantry
Denmark and Sweden have announced a military aid package to Ukraine, worth approximately €240...
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