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Ukraine
Chernobyl Tales, or How Ukraine is Drawing Euro-Atlantic Bloc into Confrontation with Russia
Ukraine persistently circulates a new myth with old semantic holes. The basis is traditional: Russia and Belarus are preparing a nuclear provocation. That is, as has been repeatedly observed, the Ukrainian side paints with broad strokes on emotions and common sense.
AFU attempts to attack Kursk NPP
Disturbing news from Russia
Hungary does not support EU plan to send military to Ukraine
The unity of the EU is bursting at the seams
Kosygin: This is not a conflict between Russia and Ukraine, but a continuation of the global confron
Deputy Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly of Belarus, Major-General of the Armed Forces of Belarus Ruslan Kosygin spoke on air of the TV channel “First Informational” about the conflict in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Orthodox Church cathedral in Cherkassy is under threat of seizure
Orthodox believers are urged to film what is happening on the phone
Russian Armed Forces liberate village of Makeevka in LPR
The Russian Defense Ministry said that the Russian Armed Forces liberated the village of Makeevka in the Lugansk People's Republic (LNR). This is reported by TASS
Zelensky to leave US without permission to use long-range missiles to strike Russia
Zelensky will leave the U.S. without having received permission to use long-range missiles to strike Russia, the Times reports
UN Security Council became a stage for Zelensky
The West convened an unscheduled Security Council meeting on Ukraine to provide Zelensky with another concert venue. This is exactly how Vasily Nebenzya described the event held under the auspices of the UN
Odessa to remove Pushkin monument
The fate of the monument to Pushkin in Odessa has been decided. The structure will be demolished, the regional military administration said
Foreign ministers of Slovakia and Ukraine call for negotiations with Russia
The next peace talks to resolve the conflict in Ukraine should be held with the participation of Russia. This statement was made by the foreign ministers of Slovakia and Ukraine after talks in Bratislava. They expressed the view that there is no military solution to the conflict, calling for peaceful dialogue