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22-year-old soldier from Kalush freed after nearly four years in Russian captivity
Andrii Binyk, a 22-year-old soldier from Kalush, has been released from Russian captivity after nearly four years away from home.
His mother, Tetiana Binyk, shared the news with an Ukrinform correspondent over the phone.
“I waited every night and every day, hoping…
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Soldiers return home after years in captivity as Ukraine-Russia prisoner swap begins
(CNN) — A new prisoner swap between Ukraine and Russia has begun, officials in both countries said Monday, with Ukrainian soldiers who have spent nearly the entire duration of the war in captivity among those returning home.
The exchange, agreed…
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Alaska Airlines plans first Europe route, Seattle to Rome: Travel Weekly
Alaska Airlines will connect Seattle with Rome beginning next May. The service will be the first between Seattle and Rome, and Alaska’s first route to Europe.
Alaska intends to serve the route four times per week with a three-cabin Boeing 787-9…
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Israeli Patriots once guarded Tel Aviv — now they’re knocking Russia’s hypersonic Kinzhals out of Ukraine’s skies
The Israeli Patriot systems that once defended Tel Aviv in the ’90s are now saving Ukrainian cities from Russian missile strikes.
Patriot missiles, the only missiles that are capable of intercepting ballistic missiles, are essential for protecting Ukrainian cities and military assets from…
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EBRD announces Vice President’s visit to Kyiv to discuss reform architecture, war risk insurance
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Vice President for Policy and Partnerships Mark Bowman will visit Ukraine this week on a two-day trip to meet with officials, partners and clients in Kyiv ahead of the Ukraine…
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Eighteenth package of EU sanctions against Russia should be not just strong, but destructive – Sybiha
The upcoming 18th package of EU sanctions against Russia should deal a “crushing blow” to the energy sector, shadow fleet, and banking sector of Russians, urged Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha.
“We insist that the 18th package of EU…
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How a female Ukrainian hacker exposed a botched SEC case against day traders
A Ukrainian hacker who was held at gunpoint by a gang of cocaine-sniffing cybercriminals helped the Securities and Exchange Commission blow the lid of of a high-profile breach case that had wrongly accused American day traders,…
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This magnetic vault could soon store the most dangerous substance in the world
Antimatter particles are almost identical to their normal matter counterparts, except they carry the opposite charge and momentum.
Though it’s an extremely rare substance, physicists routinely generate antiparticles in particle accelerators. Antimatter is also created naturally in high-energy…
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