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Ukrainian Armed Forces eliminate fifty occupants on Dnipro left bank yesterday - Southern Defense Forces
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Zelenskyy: Culture is more important in times of war than in times of peace
In time of war, culture and cultural people who tell about Ukraine, preserve memory and revive what gives people strength are even more important than in peacetime, President Zelensky said at the Taras Shevchenko National Prize ceremony.
Russian propagandists spread fake news that Ukraine is running out of mobilization reserves
Russian propagandists are spreading false narratives that Ukraine's mobilization reserves are rapidly depleting in order to disrupt mobilization efforts in Ukraine.
Teenager killed by enemy shelling in Nikopol region: investigation launched
A 16-year-old boy was killed in the Chervonohryhorivska community of Nikopol district, Dnipropetrovska oblast, as a result of Russian artillery shelling.
Shevchenko Prize 2024: winners announced
President Zelenskyy has approved the list of winners of the prestigious Taras Shevchenko National Prize of Ukraine for 2024, recognizing artists, poets, journalists, composers, and theater figures for their outstanding contribution to the development of culture.
Cameron: Britain is ready to help Germany supply Taurus to Ukraine
Britain is ready to cooperate with Germany to help supply Ukraine with Taurus missiles, and in return Britain will provide additional Storm Shadow missiles.
Ukrainian polar explorers show a meeting with the second largest whale - fin whale
Ukrainian polar explorers have revealed a rare encounter with a fin whale, the second largest species of whale, near the Akademik Vernadsky station in Antarctica.
Ukrainian Armed Forces eliminate fifty occupants on Dnipro left bank yesterday - Southern Defense Forces
Over the last day, the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroyed 52 Russian occupants, 2 self-propelled artillery systems, 6 cannons, 5 unmanned aerial vehicles, 22 vehicles, 1 boat and 2 generators on the left bank of the Dnipro River.
Application for financial assistance in cases of death or disability of defenders of Ukraine has been simplified
The Government has simplified the procedure for obtaining one-time financial assistance to persons with war-related disabilities and family members of fallen (deceased, missing) defenders of Ukraine by allowing them to apply through Administrative Service Centers.
Situation in the Tauride sector is complicated but controlled, 45 combat engagements took place yesterday - Tarnavskyi
The situation in the Tauride sector remains difficult but controlled: 45 combat engagements took place yesterday, accounting for 2/3 of the fighting on the entire Russian-Ukrainian front.
Archaeologists discover traces of a 3600-year-old Bronze Age ship in the bay near Antalya
Archaeologists have discovered traces of a 3,600-year-old Bronze Age ship carrying copper ingots that sank off the coast of Turkey in the 16th century BC.