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Europeans largely welcome Ukraine’s EU membership bid – polls

A new 6-country survey of over 6,000 Europeans revealed support for Ukraine's EU membership bid, especially in Eastern European countries like Poland and Romania. Germany and France resist Ukraine's EU accession

byMaria Tril

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IMF approves third USD 900 million tranche for Ukraine

The International Monetary Fund's Board of Directors allocated a $900 million tranche for Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy…

byOlena Mukhina

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Russia outspends West 2:1 in Ukraine war

Experts estimate Moscow's military spending on Ukraine hits a staggering $200 billion, doubling the West's $100 billion support to Kyiv. To secure 🇺🇦 success, Western investment must match Moscow's commitment.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Ukrainian foreign minister meets with Hungarian counterpart for first time since start of invasion

The officials discussed the updates to Ukrainian legislation on national minorities and also addressed Ukraine beginning its EU accession talks.

byIryna Voichuk

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 653: Russia launches first cruise missile attack on Ukraine in two months

Russia’s first massive air-launched missile attack in 72 days kills one, injured four.

byEuromaidan Press Staff

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Russian cities cancel New Year’s festivities to fund war against Ukraine

Several major Russian cities have decided to scrap their traditional New Year’s celebrations and use the money to buy military equipment for the Russian troops invading Ukraine.

bySerge Havrylets

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Germany supplies Ukraine with ultramodern reconnaissance system

The German government revealed a new military aid package to Ukraine, which features artillery shells, reconnaissance systems, vehicles, and more, to help Ukraine repel Russia's invasion.

bySerge Havrylets

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WSJ: Ukraine’s counteroffensive plan hinges on 2025

The Wall Street Journal revealed that Ukraine is unlikely to launch another major counteroffensive against Russia until 2025.

bySerge Havrylets

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How Ukraine aid became a hostage of the US border crisis

High-stakes negotiations in the US Senate center on Republicans using their leverage over a border crisis deal to threaten vital aid to Ukraine and imperil US security interests.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Ukraine passes anti-corruption laws to advance EU integration

The parliament of Ukraine passed laws that increase the staff and powers of the anti-corruption agencies and regulate the rights of national minorities, fulfilling three out of four conditions set by the European Commission for opening accession talks with Ukraine.

bySerge Havrylets

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Bulgaria to send 100 armored vehicles to Ukraine, ignoring president’s veto

The Bulgarian parliament ratified an agreement to provide Ukraine with Soviet-era armored personnel carriers that have been stored in warehouses for decades.

bySerge Havrylets

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No flags, no teams: Russians and Belarusians to join 2024 Olympic Games as neutral athletes

The International Olympic Committee declared that Russian and Belarusian athletes who have met the qualification criteria of the International Federations will be granted the opportunity to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris as Individual Neutral Athletes, without any national affiliation.

bySerge Havrylets

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Finland frees Russian neo-Nazi militant involved in Ukraine war crimes

Finland’s Supreme Court denied Ukraine’s extradition request for Yan Petrovsky, a founding member of the Rusich neo-Nazi group that tortured and killed Ukrainian prisoners of war, and ordered his immediate release.

bySerge Havrylets

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Polish PM-to-be Tusk vows to improve Poland-Ukraine relations, resolve border blockade

Donald Tusk, coalition leader of newly elected Polish parliament, seeks the Prime Minister post, highlighting his commitment to resolving Poland-Ukraine tensions, particularly the cargo blockade, and working toward stronger ties between the two countries.

byYuri Zoria

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Russo-Ukrainian war, day 651: Biden reassures Ukraine but funding fight looms

While President Biden insists halting American assistance for Ukraine's defense would be "absolutely crazy," Germany's defense minister has underscored Berlin does not consider Kyiv an ally.

byEuromaidan Press Staff

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General Staff: Ukraine repels 29 Russian attacks near Avdiivka and 10 attacks near Bakhmut

In the last 24 hours, there were 83 battles between Ukrainian defenders and invading Russian forces along the frontline.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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US commits $ 175 million in fresh security assistance for Ukraine

The State Department emphasized that without support from the US Congress, this aid package for Ukraine could be among the last.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Berlin: Germany is not an ally of Ukraine

Germany's Defense Minister emphasized that while Germany is committed to supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression, he clarified that Kyiv is not considered an ally of Berlin.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Pro-Russian MP killed in occupied Luhansk, Ukrainian intelligence suspected

Born in Luhansk, Oleg Popov initially engaged in business before the Russian occupation. However, post-2014, he shifted to politics as a collaborator and survived an unsuccessful assassination attempt last year.

byYevheniia Martyniuk

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Ukrainian traitor ex-MP found dead in Russia, Kyiv suspected

After Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Illia Kiva defected to Moscow, where he became a leading figure promoting Russian propaganda and collaboration with the occupation.

byYevheniia Martyniuk