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Odesa residents affected by Russian attack on March 2 will soon receive new housing - Kiper
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German Foreign Minister is skeptical about the idea of creating a 100 billion euro fund for Ukraine
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Ukraine may lose up to $400 million annually if the blockade at the border continues - Ministry of Agriculture
If the blockade on the border with Poland continues, Ukraine could lose up to $400 million annually due to reduced exports and lower budget revenues.
UNICEF: 124 children killed or injured by mines in Ukraine in two years
124 children have been killed or injured by landmines in Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion, with the majority of victims in Donetsk and Kharkiv regions.
Macron says he has "no doubt" that Russia will target the Paris Olympics
French President Emmanuel Macron "has no doubt" that Russia will target the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, recognizing the external risks to the security of the Games.
Ukrainian power system can export electricity only during certain hours when there is a surplus, while exports are practically zero - Kudrytskyi
Ukraine's electricity imports now far exceed exports, with exports almost zero due to the recent wave of massive attacks, while imports help balance the system by allowing limited exports only during certain hours when there is excess electricity.
Odesa residents affected by Russian attack on March 2 will soon receive new housing - Kiper
Odesa residents who suffered from the Russian attack on March 2 will soon receive new housing and compensation for their destroyed property: 12 owners have already received certificates in the Diia system.
Macron condemns "threatening" comments by Russian authorities after French minister's talks with Shoigu
The French President condemns Russia's "baroque and threatening comments" after talks between the French and Russian defense ministers.
German Foreign Minister is skeptical about the idea of creating a 100 billion euro fund for Ukraine
German Foreign Minister Annalena Burbock expressed skepticism about NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's plan to create a 5-year, 100 billion euro fund to help Ukraine fight russia, citing potential duplication with existing EU funding mechanisms.
Russians open a new police school in occupied Mariupol - The Resistance Center
Russians have opened another police school in occupied Mariupol, where 400 students will study, in violation of international humanitarian law.
"We have moved to the pre-war world": British Defense Minister calls on NATO countries to increase defense spending
According to British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps, NATO members must urgently increase their defense spending beyond the 2% of GDP target to strengthen defense in the current "pre-war world.
Finland extends closure of checkpoints on the border with Russia
Finland has decided to keep the checkpoints on its land border with Russia closed "until further notice" after April 14 due to the high risk of renewed and expanded migration, which poses a threat to national security and public order.