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Greece is developing a doctrine to curb summer forest fires, but experts are already calling it insufficient
Greece is facing the threat of severe wildfires this summer, prompting the deployment of additional fire trucks, accelerated air support and forest clearing, but experts warn that these measures may not be enough to combat the increasing impact of climate change on wildfires.
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In Georgia, 15 people were hospitalized during the dispersal of a rally against the law on foreign agents near the parliament in Tbilisi on May 1-2, including law enforcement officers.
Russian troops attacked the border of Chernihiv region eleven times with various types of weapons
Russian troops fired eleven times at the border of Chernihiv region with various types of weapons, recording 109 explosions.
F-16 combat flight will not take place on the first day - Yevlash
The arrival of the F-16s in Ukraine does not mean that they will immediately begin performing combat missions, as infrastructure preparation and assessment of the operational situation will determine their readiness to perform tasks, according to a spokesman for the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Zelenskyy: I am confident that every peace-loving state in the world is interested in attending the Peace Summit
Zelenskyy expressed confidence that every peace-loving country is interested in participating in the first Peace Summit on June 15-16 in Switzerland to discuss ways to achieve a comprehensive, just and lasting peace for Ukraine.
Two explosions occurred in Kharkiv - media
Two explosions occurred in and around Kharkiv on April 2. The Ukrainian Air Force warned of tactical aircraft launching guided bombs in the region.
Kim: 30% In Mykolaiv restored, infrastructure ahead of housing
In Mykolaiv, about 30% of the infrastructure and housing destroyed during the war was rebuilt, with infrastructure being rebuilt faster than housing.
Air Force does not rule out Russian missile strikes on Easter night
There is a risk of Russian missile strikes on Easter night, but Ukrainian air defense is ready to repel an attack, so citizens should remain vigilant despite the holidays.
Over 280 thousand hectares remain mined in Mykolaiv region - Kim
More than 125,000 hectares of mined land have been cleared in Mykolaiv region, but the pace will slow as more difficult areas remain to be cleared.
Kuleba on helping Ukraine: "For the first time since World War II, Europe has taken the initiative"
For the first time since World War II, Europe has taken the lead in providing military assistance to Ukraine due to delays in U. S. approval, and individual EU member states have announced unprecedented aid packages.