Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday that his country had struck a Russian military industrial plant with locally made cruise missiles that flew nearly 900 miles to reach their target.
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1,100 Ukrainian service members complete psychological training
The Armed Forces of Ukraine have completed the third training cycle of a psychological support project under NATO’s Comprehensive Assistance Package, providing professional support to 1,100 service members.
This was reported on Facebook by the press service of the…
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Hong Kong court jails father of US-based democracy activist under national security law
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A Hong Kong court on Thursday sentenced the father of a wanted pro-democracy activist to eight months in prison under the city’s national security law…
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Inside EU ambassadors’ crisis ‘bunker’
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Fires break out in Kyiv following combined Russian attack
Fires have broken out in two districts of the capital as a result of a combined missile-and-drone attack by Russian forces.
This was reported on Telegram by Head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, Tymur Tkachenko, according to Ukrinform.
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Could Hungary’s fight over oil change course of Ukraine War?
The EU’s plan to impose its 20th package of sanctions against Russia crashed against a seemingly immovable wall of Hungarian resistance this week, when the Central Europe country used its veto to block it.
That is not necessarily the end of the…
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Climate change supercharged Iberian Peninsula’s destructive storms – POLITICO
In the southern region, “the climate models actually don’t show any increasing trend in rainfall on the wettest days.” For that reason, “we can’t quantify the effect of climate change on extreme rainfall in that southern area,” Barnes added, but stressed: “This does not mean that…
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Hungarian opposition groups quit to make way for Orbán challenger
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Viktor Orbán’s rival is being handed a clear path to unseat him in April’s elections, as smaller opposition parties step aside to improve the chances of ending the…
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