A Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian military training base killed at least 12 soldiers and wounded more than 60 others on Sunday, the Ukrainian military said, in a rare statement acknowledging casualties within its ranks.
Ukraine’s military…
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Russia razing Chasiv Yar with over 1,000 strikes recorded over past three days
Over the last 72 hours days, Russian troops have shelled the settlement of Chasiv Yar in Donetsk region more than 1,000 times.
This was reported on national television by the spokesman for the Luhansk Grouping of Troops, Dmytro Zaporozhets, Ukrinform saw.
“For the past three…
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Ukraine, Canada expanding energy cooperation
Developing energy cooperation is an important part of the efforts being undertaken within the framework of the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement.
This was emphasized in an interview with Ukrinform by the Ambassador of Canada to Ukraine, Natalka Cmoc.
According to…
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Ukrainian drones hit over 40 Russian strategic bombers in stun attack far beyond frontlines
Russian strategic bombers are in flames in Russia’s rear as a result of a special operation by the Security Service of Ukraine.
That’s according to Ukrinform’s sources in the agency.
Right now, the Security Service of Ukraine is conducting a large-scale…
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KNUBA develops concrete for 3D printing of buildings using debris from destroyed structures
Photo: https://www.knuba.edu.ua
Scientists from the Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUBA) together with partners have begun implementing an international project to create innovative…
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Russian missile strike targets Ground Forces’ training unit in Ukraine
The Russian army launched a missile strike on a training unit of Ukraine’s Ground Forces, causing deaths and injuries.
The press service of the Ground Forces reported this on Facebook, Ukrinform saw.
“Today, June 1, the enemy launched a missile strike on one of…
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An-124 case in Canada may become precedent for seizing Russian assets – ambassador
Discussions on the most effective mechanism for utilizing frozen Russian assets in the interests of Ukraine are ongoing, but the court case regarding the Russian An-124 cargo plane grounded in Canada may serve as an interesting precedent.
This was stated by the…
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Russia employing small assault groups in Sumy region – border guards
The Russian army continues to press Ukraine’s defenses near the border in Sumy region, using small assault groups.
This was reported on national television by the spokesman for the State Border Guard Service, Andriy Demchenko, Ukrinform saw.
“Unfortunately, things aren’t…
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Canada looking into Ukrainian drones to protect Arctic
Amid growing geopolitical tensions around the Arctic, Canada is studying Ukrainian technologies that could be useful for ensuring the security in the region.
This was stated by the Ambassador of Canada to Ukraine, Natalka Cmoc, who spoke in an interview with…
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Russian strikes send true “messages” from Moscow, unlike mythical “memorandum”
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha of Ukraine says Russia, despite claims of preparing for meetings to discuss peace, continues to attack Ukraine.
The head of the foreign ministry made the comment via X, posting a video showing Ukraine’s air defense in action amid a…
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