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Loss of money, Ukraine loses 770 million USD to buy weapons
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A series of uncestuous contracts to buy Ukrainian weapons have caused the country to lose up to 770 million USD.
EU launches drastic sanctions, blocking Nord Stream's return path
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The EU is targeting Nord Stream and the Russian banking sector in the latest package of sanctions revealed a few days after the 17th package.
Ukraine calls on allies to put pressure on Russia immediately after negotiations
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Just hours after its first direct talks with Russia, Ukraine has called on its Western allies to increase pressure on Moscow.
US negotiates investment in TurkStream, about to support Russian gas to the EU
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Bulgaria is negotiating with the US hedge fund to expand the capacity of the TurkStream gas pipeline.
Controversy over former FBI Director's implied post against Trump
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The former FBI Director is facing a wave of fierce criticism after posting a photo that raised doubts about the threatening message aimed at Trump.
Rumors about Apple's new Hybrid Computer
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Information and speculation about Apple's next products are stirring up the technology-loving community worldwide.
Where is the coldest city in the world?
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Although the Southernmost continent is the coldest, many cities in other regions of the world are also experiencing such a cold weather. The title of the coldest city belongs to Yakutsk, Russia.
US lights up NATO to supply fighter jets to Ukraine
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The US lit up the green light for NATO to provide fighter jets to Ukraine after an online meeting between US lawmakers and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Ukrainian war on December 12: Mr. Putin sets conditions for stopping attacks
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As the Ukrainian war enters its 12th day, Russian President Vladimir Putin has revealed the conditions to stop the attack in the country.
Which regions in Ukraine will Russia control after 11 days of war?
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After 11 days of war in Ukraine, Russia has taken control of many areas and cities.
Reopening the humanitarian corridor, preparing for Russia-Ukraine negotiations
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Humanitarian corridors in southeastern Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha reopened on March 6.
Energy fines will be a disaster for both Russia and the West
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So far, energy remains a link, one of the final bridges between Russia and the West. The consequences will be serious if everyone eventually rushes to the penalty.
Why doesn't NATO impose a no-fly zone in Ukraine?
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Russia will consider any effort to establish a no-fly zone in Ukraine as participation in military actions.
Mr. Putin explains why the attack on Ukraine extends beyond Donbass
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President Vladimir Putin said Russia wanted to stop the West from helping "nationalists" in Ukraine.
Ukrainian war on 11: Russia resumes attacks after ceasefire
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As the Ukrainian war entered into November 11, the Russian Defense Ministry announced to continue attacking after the ceasefire.
Global fashion giant Inditex stops sales in Russia
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Spanish clothing retailer Inditex - a global fashion giant that owns brands including Zara - announced on March 5 a "temporary suspension of operations" at 502 stores in Russia.
Time Russia opens a humanitarian corridor in the port city of Ukraine
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Russian forces have temporarily stopped fire in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol to create humanitarian corridors allowing civilians to leave the city for 5 hours.
Russia temporarily suspends fire in 2 Ukrainian cities
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Russia has announced a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine's key port city of Mariupol to create humanitarian corridors for civilian evacuations.
Russia's advance after seizing Ukraine's largest nuclear power plant
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Russian forces are approaching Ukraine's second largest nuclear facility, US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield informed on January 4 at the United Nations.
Ukraine sinks its most powerful warship amid tense war
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The Ukrainian Navy deliberately sank the country's leading warship in the Black Sea amid the war with Russia.