From March, Ukraine will be able to export even more electricity to the EU
Moldova sends new batch of humanitarian aid to Ukraine
50 billion euros: European Parliament approves new aid to Ukraine
Russia sees "inevitability" of conflict with NATO if allied troops are in Ukraine
Polish, Czech Leaders do not consider sending troops to Ukraine
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It's "loud" in Russian Kursk: explosions were heard
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The second since the beginning of the year: British intelligence names the consequences of losing another A-50
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From March, Ukraine will be able to export even more electricity to the EU
On March 1, Ukraine will increase electricity exports to Europe by 150 MW, starting next week.
Moldova sends new batch of humanitarian aid to Ukraine
Moldova sent 5 trucks with more than 75 tons of humanitarian aid to Ukraine, including medicines, canned food and generators.
50 billion euros: European Parliament approves new aid to Ukraine
The European Parliament approves a new €50 billion aid package for Ukraine.
Russia sees "inevitability" of conflict with NATO if allied troops are in Ukraine
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the presence of NATO troops on the territory of Ukraine would lead to a direct conflict between the alliance and Russia.
Polish, Czech Leaders do not consider sending troops to Ukraine
The Czech Republic and Poland are not considering sending troops to Ukraine, according to statements by their prime ministers after a meeting in Paris, where the possibility remained open but not agreed upon by European countries.
Expert: Russia is creating problems in the arms market to prevent Ukraine from receiving ammunition
Russia is creating problems in the global arms market and influencing countries with Soviet-style weapons to prevent Ukraine from obtaining the necessary ammunition.
More than 100 fires occurred in Ukraine in a day: rescuers urged Ukrainians not to set fire to dry grass
Rescuers reported that more than 100 fires occurred in one day in different regions of Ukraine and called on citizens to refrain from burning dry grass as the main cause of fires, for which they face fines.
It's "loud" in Russian Kursk: explosions were heard
On February 27, explosions occurred in the Russian city of Kursk.
Drunk driver in a VAZ crashed into an oncoming minibus, three dead: reportedly, the On the Shield car was involved in the accident
A drunk driver in a VAZ car crashed into an oncoming minibus near Lviv, killing three people and injuring three others. Reportedly, the On the Shield car was involved in the accident.
The second since the beginning of the year: British intelligence names the consequences of losing another A-50
British intelligence reports that the downing of another Russian A-50 demonstrates Moscow's inability to defend its own aircraft. Analysts assume that the Russians will want to deploy the A-50 a little further from the front line.