Russia attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles
Russia has returned to last year's tactics of winter war to destroy Ukraine's critical infrastructure. Kyiv hopes for a decision on the opening of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU during the European Council summit in Brussels on December 14-15. Ukraine and Argentina peoples value freedom, their identity and strive to live with dignity above all else.
Paranoid Putin: what the Russian dictator is afraid of
The Russian dictator is very tired and behaves strangely. It is in this state that Vladimir Putin is going to run for his 5th presidential term. The authors of Project Media analyzed the president’s behavior and concluded that Putin cut himself off from the world and began to engage in public work only when absolutely necessary. About the state in which the Russian President is arriving now - see in a material.
Inside The Camp For Russian Prisoners of War in Ukraine
Zakhid 2: A humane facility for Russian prisoners of war in Ukraine, meeting Geneva Convention standards. Spacious rooms, individual beds, nutritious meals, medical care, and amenities like a barbershop ensure their well-being. International oversight ensures transparency. Ukraine shows an example and urges Russia to reciprocate for Ukrainian captives. Watch out journalists expose what conditions Ukrainian authorities made for Russian POWs and why this is so important.
The Russian car market is dying. Chinese manufacturers are taking the place
Chinese automakers plan to occupy 80% of the Russian automobile market next year. Such data is provided by the professional community 'Automarketer' based on a survey of distributors, dealers and headquarters of automakers in China. Where is the domestic auto industry promised by the Russian authorities? What about the so-called parallel imports? See in a material.
The peoples of Ukraine and Argentina above all value freedom - Zelenskyy
Volodymyr Zelenskyy about his visit to Argentina at inauguration of the new President of Argentina and his negotiations with international partners.
Volunteer aid near the front line
Medical equipment worth more than half a million hryvnias was delivered to the Kramatorsk hospital. The settlement, which serves as a regional center, is located only 25 kilometers from the frontline. The city and nearby settlements are constantly under fire from Russian troops.
Today, 8 Iskander-M ballistic missiles were launched from the Bryansk region of the Russian Federation towards Kyiv. None of these missiles reached their intended target.
One distinctive aspect of this missile attack is the limited time available to inform the population. Remarkably, no casualties were reported. 4 people sustained injuries and received immediate help on spot.
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🤝 Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated Argentine President Javier Miley on taking office
In turn, the newly elected head of state presented his Ukrainian colleague with a hanukkiah.
Earlier, Volodymyr Zelenskyy is on a visit to Buenos Aires. There he held a number of bilateral meetings.
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Kramatorsk is an outpost of relative calm in the war-torn Donetsk region. Every child has the right to childhood, especially children of the fallen Ukrainian defenders. Brothers-in-arms organised a small holiday with the help of volunteers and entrepreneurs.
The 80th Airborne Assault Brigade is among the first to storm the enemy's positions. The first to take casualties and bring victories. But in order to be as efficient as possible, one must prepare. And prepare hard
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'If a country wants to take part in international organisations, it must comply with its obligations,' – UK Foreign Office. Russia has not been elected into the Council of the International Maritime organisation, especially because of that. It has now become a positive tendency that the aggressor state is not re-elected into different global bodies, like UNESCO and IMO.
The future of the Gaza enclave is very unclear now. The US states that Israel is advised to provide security for the civilian population in the first place. UN welcomes creation of the Palestinian authority in Gaza, Israel declared no intentions of the IDF leaving Gaza yet
Both North and South Korea launched 'spy' satellites and pumped up military exercises. DPRK constantly simulates missile strikes on the South, and Seoul, in response, holds drills with American B-52 strategic bombers. The tensions rise on the Korean peninsula, similarly to other regions of the world.
The policy of releasing convicts to replenish losses gives results. Crime rates increased dramatically, especially cases of sexual violence and homicide. Which is a direct result of the criminal policies of the Russian authorities
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The number of crimes committed by military personnel returning from Russia's war against Ukraine is constantly growing. For 7 months of 2023 at least 17 people were accused of murder
The US defense and economy is growing because of the war in Ukraine
The USA send Ukraine equipment from stockpiles. And the money allocated by Congress is used to replenish their own stores, their own stockpiles with new equipment. Ukraine has demonstrated unwavering resolve in its pursuit of EU integration amidst Russia's full-scale military aggression. Russia has been destroying Ukrainian grain terminals and port infrastructure with deliberate missile attacks. The goal is blackmailing those countries in need with a possible food crisis.
ARTUR REHI: 'We Will Fight with You Until Victory,' – in Ukraine Again
@arturrehi and the @69thSniffingBrigade are back in Ukraine, with more trucks, meds, and most importantly – with large and scary drones. The russians call them 'Baba Yaga.' These bad boys could carry several kilos of explosives right to the enemy's heads at night. Why did Artur and NAFO do that? – Learn in our exclusive interview with Artur Rehi in UATV studio.
Murderers Pardoned by Putin Repeat their Crimes: New Russia Reality
The number of crimes committed by military personnel returning from Russia's war against Ukraine is constantly growing. For 7 months of 2023 at least 17 people were accused of murder. Thus, in August 2023, the court arrested Dmitry Semyonov, who had been convicted several times, under the article on intentional infliction of serious harm to health with the use of weapons. As a result, pardoned criminals return after war and repeat their crimes one after another. Watch our news story to find out more about lawlessness and chaos in Russia after Putin’s absurd decisions.
PMC Financed by Putin: News Revealing Investigation
‘Redut’ is now Russia's largest private military company. Investigative journalists reveal its ties to the Russian Armed Forces. Uncover shocking details about recruitment tactics, payment structures, and the approximate billion-dollar annual expense for Moscow. Learn about sanctioned leadership and the looming EU restrictions on ‘Redut’ raising concerns about its true nature and governmental connections – in our news story.
Russia Plans to Steal More Ukrainian Children?
Kyiv has confirmed the first case of Russians adopting and changing the name of a child kidnapped on the temporarily occupied territory of Ukraine. Russian State Duma deputy illegally adopted one-year-old Margarita Prokopenko. The Ukrainian parliamentary commissioner for human rights, Dmytro Lubinets, appealed to the international community to increase pressure on Moscow and help return the girl. An increasing number of countries and international organisations are joining in helping to return Ukrainian children abducted by the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. Our journalist revealed the truth about Russia’ new plan to kidnap more Ukrainian kids.
An entire generation has grown up that only remembers Vladimir Putin as the leader of Russia. In fact, his biography is much more diverse and full of events that he tries not to mention.
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Foreign assistance and new sanctions against Russia - Zelenskyy
President of Ukraine about German support to Ukraine, new US sanctions against Russia and thanks to Ukrainian servicemen.
Russian Demographic Crisis: Putin's Looks For Ways to Force Women Have More Kids
Putin again spoke about traditional family values and suggested that Russian women should have 8 children each. Increasing the birth rate is of great concern to the Russian authorities - the country is facing a demographic crisis. And the reasons for it are obvious - hundreds of thousands of dead in Russia's war against Ukraine, poverty, disenfranchisement and lack of prospects. But the Russian authorities do not want to solve these problems. What absurd bans and restrictions the Kremlin offers to make women give birth more – watch in our news story.
Detained for a Sandwich: Russia’s New Absurd Repressions
Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, more than 750 people have been charged in criminal cases over anti-war protests. Russians who oppose the war unleashed by the regime are charged with hooliganism, vandalism and use of violence against representatives of the authorities. The most popular articles are spreading so-called ‘fakes’ about the Russian army and ‘discrediting’ the federation's armed forces. It is not known what charges will be brought against the participants of the new flash mob on Red Square. But the police have already suspected them of holding an unauthorised action. In the very centre of Moscow, five people were detained for taking pictures with... sandwiches. More - in our news story.
The divided families: raising a baby alone in Poland while her husband is at war
When war breaks into life, and a beloved one, risking himself, protects the country at the frontline, every day becomes a struggle for the family. Victoria is raising a newborn child in Poland alone. Her husband Vlad serves in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
European Border Crisis: Russia's Migrant Influx & Diplomatic Clashes
Following Finland's border closure with Russia, Estonia faces an increase in attempted illegal migrant entries. Finland's closure, prompted by nearly 900 illegal migrant attempts in November, underscores a surge primarily from Yemen, Somalia, Syria, and Iraq. Germany's recent closure of its Kaliningrad Consulate adds to prior expulsions of Russian diplomats, while Bulgaria's denial of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov's passage highlights ongoing tensions. These actions reflect Europe's unified stance against Russia's aggression in Ukraine, as articulated by EU diplomacy chief Josep Borrell. Stay updates as our journalists reveal everything about escalating border tensions and their broader diplomatic implications.
Diplomatic Discord: OSCE Meeting Amidst Russian Controversy
The recent OSCE meeting sparked controversy as Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia boycotted due to the Russian Foreign Minister's attendance, fearing it would validate an aggressor. Baltic ministers warned against legitimizing Russia in the community of nations. Amidst the discord, key figures demanded Russia's defeat in the Ukraine conflict. The absence of leaders like the US Secretary of State highlighted the gravity of the situation. The meeting aimed to approve Malta's 2024 OSCE Chairmanship after Russia blocked Estonia's nomination, signaling fractured diplomacy and tensions within the international community. Watch our news story to see how Russia's OSCE attendance sparked global controversy and discord.
Preparing requests for talks with partners - Zelenskyy
President of Ukraine about fortifications, collecting documents and evidences of Russian crimes against Ukrainian people, war crimes against state.
War Against Russia: on the battlefield and in modern technologies
Ukraine can achieve superiority over the enemy only through asymmetric actions based on technological innovation. The new IT coalition will provide the necessary digital foundation to support the deployment of new technological solutions in Ukraine. The EU countries agreed on a 4-year financial assistance package for Ukraine amounting to EUR 50 bln. On December 1, 1991, an all-Ukrainian referendum was held on the Act of Declaration of Independence of Ukraine. 32 years ago, Ukrainians unanimously supported the path of development of Ukraine as an independent state.
Russia Targets Ukrainian Volunteers: Hard-Breaking Frontline Story
The Russian military attacked volunteers who were delivering humanitarian aid. A kamikaze drone blew up a minibus of charity workers in a frontline village in Donetsk Region. One of the volunteers was seriously injured, he was evacuated to one of the hospitals in Zaporizhzhia. The volunteers told our correspondents about the drone attack and how they managed to survive.