The European Court of Human Rights has begun hearing a case concerning the illegal adoption of Ukrainian children from Crimea by Russian citizens. The case involves ten children, aged one to five.
Category: 6. Opinion
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Ukrainian parliament calls Crimean child adoptions “genocide” as European Court takes case
The human rights situation in occupied Crimea has deteriorated significantly since Russia’s… -
Ukraine intelligence: North Korean forces may join new Russian offensive on Sumy, Kharkiv
North Korean troops fighting alongside Russian forces mastered modern combat tactics and could join new Russian offensives against Ukraine’s northeastern oblasts, according to a senior Ukrainian defense official.
This comes after previous statements from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy,…
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Denmark to send soldiers to Ukraine to learn from real combat experience
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“Died for freedom in Ukraine and all Europe”: Lithuanian volunteer killed in combat
A 20-year-old Lithuanian volunteer Tomas Valentėlis died fighting in eastern Ukraine and was honored during a memorial service in Kyiv’s Independence Square on 16 April.
His decision to join Ukraine’s defense forces came in response to international calls for support amid the ongoing…
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Bulgaria unexpectedly rejects sale of Russian nuclear reactors to Ukraine
Bulgaria’s deputy prime minister and chairman of the…
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Two Ukrainian OSCE staff remain in Russian captivity after three years
Two Ukrainian OSCE staff members remain in Russian captivity more than three years after their arrest in occupied Luhansk, Realna Gazeta, an analytical project covering events in eastern Ukraine, particularly in the Luhansk Oblast, reported on 15 April.
Maksym Petrov and Dmytro Shabanov were…
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Bloomberg: US reduces Ukraine aid calculation to $ 100 bn in minerals deal negotiation
During ongoing negotiations over an economic partnership between Ukraine and the United States, the Trump administration softened its demands for the return of aid provided to Kyiv during the three years of full-scale war with Russia, Bloomberg reported on 16 April.
Officials have lowered the…
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Ukrainian engineer’s $12 demining device uses 20 times less explosive than traditional methods
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Frontline report: Ukrainian paratroopers funnel Russian infantry into deadly kill zones in Kursk Oblast
Today, the biggest news comes from the Kursk direction.
Here, Russians are desperately trying to break into Sumy Oblast and carve out a buffer zone, but are instead walking straight into a Ukrainian trap. Nightly ambushes destroyed Russian assaults before they could even begin, while…
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US State Dep: Russian attack on Sumy on Palm Sunday raises questions about who wants ceasefire
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said during a press briefing on 15 April that after Russia’s missile attack on Sumy on Palm Sunday, more questions should arise about who really wants peace and a ceasefire.
On 13 April, Russian forces launched two ballistic missiles on Sumy, hitting…
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