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Turkey supports Dutch Prime Minister's candidacy for NATO chief - media
Turkey is ready to support the candidacy of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as the next NATO Secretary General, but he still needs the approval of Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia to ensure the unanimous consensus needed for the appointment.
FT: EU may launch investigation into Facebook and Instagram for spreading propaganda
The European Union will investigate the activities of Meta (Facebook and Instagram) over concerns that its social media moderation is not effective enough to stop widespread political advertising and disinformation from abroad that could undermine the upcoming European elections.
“It's like farting in a tree”: Fico mocks Slovaks who raised 4 million euros for the Armed Forces
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico ridiculed Slovaks who raised 4 million euros to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces, preferring a peaceful settlement and a ceasefire to military aid.
Killing of Ukrainian servicemen in Germany: one of the dead was a fighter of the DSHV
Recently, two Ukrainian soldiers were killed in Germany who had arrived there for medical treatment. One of the deceased had previously served in the Air Assault Forces and was wounded in the battle for Bilohorivka.
Syrsky comments on NATO Chief Stoltenberg's visit to Kyiv
At the National Defense University, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg was welcomed by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Minister of Defense Rustem Umerov and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi during his visit to Ukraine.
russian strike on Odesa: number of casualties rises to 32
According to the State Emergency Service, a russian missile strike on the waterfront in Odesa killed 4 people and injured 32 others, including 2 children.
A rare yellow magnolia blooms in Kharkiv
A unique yellow magnolia has bloomed in Kharkiv's Central Park, the press service of the Kharkiv City Council reports.
Russians destroy unique mosaic "Hutsul dance" in occupied Yevpatoriya - URC
The occupiers in Yevpatoriya (Kezlev), Crimea, destroyed the unique Hutsul Dance mosaic on the facade of the former Rodnychok boarding house to clear the area for the construction of multi-storey housing, despite activists' calls to preserve it.
First visit of a British royal since 2014: the Duchess of Edinburgh arrives in Kyiv
The Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie Helen, visited Ukraine for the first time since Russia's invasion, where she met with victims of conflict-related sexual violence and torture, forcibly deported children, and demonstrated solidarity with the victims of Russian aggression.
Zelensky tells how to disrupt Russia's offensive plans
Zelenskiy said that Russia's offensive plans could be thwarted if Ukraine receives sufficient support from its partners in the form of long-range weapons and ammunition to destroy Russian logistics.