On 7 May, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) transferred infrastructure inspection equipment to the Ukrainian State Agency for Restoration and Infrastructure Development. The handover was confirmed by Ukraine’s Communities and Territories Development Ministry, Ukrinform Continue Reading
Category: 6. Opinion
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Japan provides infrastructure inspection equipment to Ukraine
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Russian strike on Kyiv kills animal volunteer family and cats, one barely survives
One burnt cat survived the Russian attack on residential areas in Kyiv on the night of 7 May, while his owners and other fellow cats died.
The attack was part of a larger assault on different Ukrainian cities during the night between 6 and 7 May that included 5 ballistic missiles and 187…Continue Reading
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European Parliament adopts resolution on return of Ukrainian children
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Czech politician outraged Russians with his socks at meeting with Zelenskyy
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Bulgaria rejects Putin’s claim it helped provoke Russia’s Ukraine war
Bulgaria has issued a sharp response to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s claims that it bears partial responsibility for the war in Ukraine due to hosting US military bases. The statement was made in the documentary “Russia. Kremlin. Putin. 25 Years,” broadcast on Russian state…
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Ukrainian bakery chain Lviv Croissants opens first store in South Korea
Ukrainian bakery and café chain Lviv Croissants has opened its first store in Asia, launching operations in South Korea. The new location, situated in the I-Park The River complex in Seoul’s Gangdong District, marks the next step in the company’s growing international expansion, according…
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Lithuania’s parliament declares it will never recognize Russian annexations in Ukraine
The Lithuanian parliament voted unanimously on 8 May to adopt a resolution declaring it will not recognize territories of Ukraine seized by Russia, LRT reported.
All 118 members of the Seimas supported the resolution, with no abstentions or votes against.
The resolution comes amid reports that…
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Russia bombs Sumy Oblast on first day of its own declared ceasefire
On 8 May, Russian aircraft launched guided aerial bombs on Sumy Oblast during the first night and morning of a ceasefire declared unilaterally by the Kremlin, according to the Ukrainian Air Force.
This comes as US President Donald Trump pushes for Kyiv-Mosvow talks, allegedly to end the ongoing…Continue Reading
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Yermak met online with Kellogg and Witkoff to discuss pressure on Russia
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Russia aims to produce 633 Kh-101 missiles in 2025, investigation finds
Russia intends to increase production of Kh-101 cruise missiles in 2025, according to an investigation published by Channel 24.
The Kh-101 is a modern, long-range, stealthy cruise missile that enhances Russia’s ability to strike strategic targets with high precision, evade advanced air…
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