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Russia Doesn't Acknowledge Radiological Risk At Ukraine Nuclear Plant: US
The United States said on Sunday that Russia did not want to acknowledge the grave radiological risk at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, adding that was the reason it blocked a nuclear non-proliferation treaty deal's final draft.
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Russia Causes "Catastrophic Destruction" In East Ukraine City
Ukraine said Tuesday that Russia was heavily shelling the eastern industrial city of Lysychansk in the Donbas region which has been the centre of intense fighting for weeks between Kyiv's army and Moscow's troops.
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After Ruble And Passports, This Ukraine Region Now Has Russian TV
Russian television was now broadcasting in Ukraine's southern Kherson region, the Russian army said on Tuesday in an area where Moscow already introduced the ruble and began distributing Russian passports.
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$300 Million Superyacht, Owned By Russian Oligarch, Is Seized By US
A superyacht seized in Fiji last month at the request of U.S. authorities, who say the $300 million Amadea is owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov, has arrived in Hawaii, Refinitiv Eikon vessel tracking data showed.
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NATO Chief Says Ukraine Needs Weapons Urgently. Then, A "Fact"
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday there was an "urgent need" to step up arms deliveries to Ukraine, but warned it took time to adapt Kyiv's forces to modernised heavy weapons.
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France's Macron Calls For "New Discussions" With Ukraine; May Visit Kyiv
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday called for "new in-depth discussions" with Ukraine, without confirming if he would travel this week to Kyiv as several media have reported.
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First Russian Passports Given To Ukrainians In Occupied South: Report
Authorities in the Moscow-occupied city of Kherson in southern Ukraine handed out Russian passports to local residents for the first time on Saturday, news agencies reported.
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Russia Shelling In Ukraine Chemical Plant Causes Oil Leak, Fire
Russian shelling of the Azot chemical plant in Ukraine's frontline city of Sievierodonetsk caused a powerful fire to break out after a leak of tonnes of oil, regional governor of
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Ukraine Says Grain Destroyed By Russia. Quantity: Upto 300,000 Tonnes
Up to 300,000 tonnes of grain may have been stored in warehouses that Kyiv says were destroyed by Russian shelling last weekend, deputy agriculture minister Taras Vysotskyi said on Saturday.
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Russian Warship Sinks In Black Sea, Ukraine Claims Successful Missile Hit
Russia's Black Sea flagship sank Thursday after an explosion and fire that Ukraine claimed was a successful missile strike -- as the Kremlin accused Kyiv of targeting its citizens in sorties across the border.
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4.8 Million Ukraine Children Displaced Since Russia Invasion: UN Officials
Top officials at the United Nations called Monday for both an investigation into Russia's violence against women during its invasion of Ukraine and the protection of children in the conflict.
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Russia-Ukraine Talks Today; 5,000 Feared Dead In Mariupol: 10 Points
As Russia continues to face stiff resistance from Ukraine a month after it invaded the country, negotiators from the two sides are set to meet in Turkey today for their first face-to-face talks in weeks.
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Thousands Have Made Airbnb Bookings In War-Hit Ukraine. Here's Why
Thousands of Airbnb users have booked vacation rentals in war-battered Ukraine, not to visit but to provide aid to local hosts struggling to survive the Russian invasion.
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Poland Mothers Leave Empty Strollers At Station For Ukraine Refugees
The original photo was captured on March 3 at the Przemysl train station in Poland, barely eight miles from the Ukrainian border
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Second Russian General Killed In War Near Kharkiv, Says Ukraine
Ukraine's military intelligence said on Tuesday that Ukrainian forces have killed a Russian general near the besieged city of Kharkiv, the second Russian senior commander to die in the invasion.
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Russia Doesn't Acknowledge Radiological Risk At Ukraine Nuclear Plant: US
The United States said on Sunday that Russia did not want to acknowledge the grave radiological risk at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, adding that was the reason it blocked a nuclear non-proliferation treaty deal's final draft.
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Russia Causes "Catastrophic Destruction" In East Ukraine City
Ukraine said Tuesday that Russia was heavily shelling the eastern industrial city of Lysychansk in the Donbas region which has been the centre of intense fighting for weeks between Kyiv's army and Moscow's troops.
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After Ruble And Passports, This Ukraine Region Now Has Russian TV
Russian television was now broadcasting in Ukraine's southern Kherson region, the Russian army said on Tuesday in an area where Moscow already introduced the ruble and began distributing Russian passports.
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$300 Million Superyacht, Owned By Russian Oligarch, Is Seized By US
A superyacht seized in Fiji last month at the request of U.S. authorities, who say the $300 million Amadea is owned by sanctioned Russian oligarch Suleiman Kerimov, has arrived in Hawaii, Refinitiv Eikon vessel tracking data showed.
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NATO Chief Says Ukraine Needs Weapons Urgently. Then, A "Fact"
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday there was an "urgent need" to step up arms deliveries to Ukraine, but warned it took time to adapt Kyiv's forces to modernised heavy weapons.
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France's Macron Calls For "New Discussions" With Ukraine; May Visit Kyiv
French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday called for "new in-depth discussions" with Ukraine, without confirming if he would travel this week to Kyiv as several media have reported.
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First Russian Passports Given To Ukrainians In Occupied South: Report
Authorities in the Moscow-occupied city of Kherson in southern Ukraine handed out Russian passports to local residents for the first time on Saturday, news agencies reported.
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Russia Shelling In Ukraine Chemical Plant Causes Oil Leak, Fire
Russian shelling of the Azot chemical plant in Ukraine's frontline city of Sievierodonetsk caused a powerful fire to break out after a leak of tonnes of oil, regional governor of
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Ukraine Says Grain Destroyed By Russia. Quantity: Upto 300,000 Tonnes
Up to 300,000 tonnes of grain may have been stored in warehouses that Kyiv says were destroyed by Russian shelling last weekend, deputy agriculture minister Taras Vysotskyi said on Saturday.
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Russian Warship Sinks In Black Sea, Ukraine Claims Successful Missile Hit
Russia's Black Sea flagship sank Thursday after an explosion and fire that Ukraine claimed was a successful missile strike -- as the Kremlin accused Kyiv of targeting its citizens in sorties across the border.
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4.8 Million Ukraine Children Displaced Since Russia Invasion: UN Officials
Top officials at the United Nations called Monday for both an investigation into Russia's violence against women during its invasion of Ukraine and the protection of children in the conflict.
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Russia-Ukraine Talks Today; 5,000 Feared Dead In Mariupol: 10 Points
As Russia continues to face stiff resistance from Ukraine a month after it invaded the country, negotiators from the two sides are set to meet in Turkey today for their first face-to-face talks in weeks.
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Thousands Have Made Airbnb Bookings In War-Hit Ukraine. Here's Why
Thousands of Airbnb users have booked vacation rentals in war-battered Ukraine, not to visit but to provide aid to local hosts struggling to survive the Russian invasion.
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Poland Mothers Leave Empty Strollers At Station For Ukraine Refugees
The original photo was captured on March 3 at the Przemysl train station in Poland, barely eight miles from the Ukrainian border
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Second Russian General Killed In War Near Kharkiv, Says Ukraine
Ukraine's military intelligence said on Tuesday that Ukrainian forces have killed a Russian general near the besieged city of Kharkiv, the second Russian senior commander to die in the invasion.
