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Category: 6. Opinion
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5 reasons Ukraine became the West’s most embarrassing blind spot
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Russia kills 10, injures 31 civilians across Ukraine in latest wave of attacks — Kherson suffers worst toll
Russia’s latest wave of attacks on 22–23 May killed 10 civilians and injured at least 31 across Ukraine, according to reports from local authorities. Kherson Oblast suffered the highest number of casualties. Continuing what they call a “human safari,” Russian forces targeted civilians in…
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Ukraine and Swedish defense giant SAAB launch talks on modernizing Soviet-era jets
On 23 May, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry announced it held a meeting with representatives of SAAB, a leading Swedish defense and security company that produces a wide range of advanced military solutions, including Gripen fighter aircraft.
In April, Micael Johansson, CEO of Saab, said Canada…
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Russia strikes global food lifeline in Ukraine, killing two civilians and injuring many others
In a midday of 23 May, Russian forces struck a civilian port facility in Odesa with Iskander-M ballistic missiles, killing a 40-year-old port worker and a 71-year-old man, and injuring at least eight civilians, four of them critically.
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion,…Continue Reading
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Seven Hermitage museum employees named in illegal Crimean excavation report
The Regional Center for Human Rights has identified seven employees of Russia’s State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg who have participated in illegal archaeological excavations in occupied Crimea.
The Hermitage, one of Russia’s most famous museums, has long become an instrument of…
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G7 says Russia’s frozen assets stay off-limits until full compensation paid to Ukraine
At the conclusion of the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting held from 20 to 22 May 2025 in Banff, Canada, member states issued a joint communiqué declaring that Russia will not regain access to its frozen sovereign assets until it ends its war against Ukraine and pays full…
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Ukrainian warriors who survived battle of Kyiv and over 1,000 days in Russian captivity return home in largest prisoner swap
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Ten nations forge Ukraine’s marines into Europe’s ultimate fighting force
Ukrainian marines are being trained to NATO standards on allied military ranges across Europe, from the UK to Norway, UkrInform reports.
On 23 May, Ukraine marks Marine Corps Day. Established in 2014, the holiday honors the country’s marines, who are currently engaged in combat operations…
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Ukrainian drones hit Energia plant supplying batteries for Iskander and Kinzhal missiles
In the early hours of 23 May, a group of long-range Ukrainian drones struck the Russian company PАО Energia, located in Yelets, Lipetsk Oblast, Russia — around 200 km from the Ukrainian border. The factory is one of Russia’s largest producers of batteries used in a wide range of military…
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