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Russian attacks kill 2, injure 30 across Ukraine over past day, cause blackouts
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A LEADERS’ meeting can bring PEACE closer, – Zelenskyy on negotiations with Russia #shorts
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Commander of Ukraine's elite police-formed brigade dies in car crash
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Ukrainian drones reportedly target key logistics hub in southwestern Russia
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Lawmakers seek Constitutional Court review of law curtailing independence of Ukraine's anti-graft agencies
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General Staff: Russia has lost 1,045,220 troops in Ukraine since Feb. 24, 2022
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Russia to draft year-round under proposed continuous mobilization
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Nations torn by infighting will lose, Ukraine's military intelligence chief warns amid controversial law
“We have one common trouble, one enemy. Therefore, internal contradictions should be resolved through open dialogue to achieve a single common goal — to defend our country. I am confident that Ukraine will be saved by a strong military and institutions,” Military Intelligence Chief Kyrylo Budanov said.
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'He sees Trump as emotional and susceptible to influence' — Putin not worried about 50-day ceasefire deadline, Guardian reports
“Moscow is disappointed and upset that it didn’t work out with Trump… But whatever expectations Putin might have had for a good relationship with Trump, it was always going to come second to his maximalist goals in Ukraine. For Putin, the invasion of Ukraine is existential,” a former high-ranking Kremlin official said.
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'We know how to stand up for our rights' — Ukrainians protest law threatening anti-corruption institutions
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Ukraine loses French-made Mirage 2000 fighter jet to reported technical failure
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Zelensky dismantles Ukraine's anti-corruption infrastructure, brings law enforcement agencies under his thumb
Ukraine faced a watershed moment on July 22 as parliament passed, and the president signed, a bill that effectively eliminates the independence of the country's anti-corruption institutions.
The bill will subordinate the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (SAPO) to the prosecutor
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Ukrainian military releases footage of Russian troops killing civilian in Donetsk Oblast — and Ukraine's retaliation
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29th Ramstein meeting: new AGREEMENTS for joint defense reached #shorts
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Ukraine war latest: Russian troops enter Pokrovsk, Ukrainian 'search and destroy' operation ongoing
Key developments on July 22:
- Russian troops enter Pokrovsk, Ukrainian 'search and destroy' operation ongoing
- Zelensky appoints delegation for peace talks with Russia in Istanbul, signals new POW swaps
- Russia recruits children into drone programs through games, education incentives, media reports
- US NATO ambassador warns China over '
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'Veto the law!' — Protests held across Ukraine after parliament passes bill weakening anti-corruption institutions
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Patriot vs. Kremlin — is the endgame near? | News Pulse
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Editorial: Zelensky is one signature away from betraying Ukraine’s democracy
Last week, we warned of a coming anti-democratic backslide. Now, we see it happening.
A parliamentary vote, led by President Volodymyr Zelensky’s lawmakers, today took away the independence of Ukraine’s key anti-corruption bodies -— the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and Special Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s
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‘Point of no return’ — Ukraine’s democracy under threat as new bill guts anti-corruption efforts
"Dark times ahead." "Peak of corruption." "Point of no return."
Ukrainian society sounded a code red for the country's democracy on July 22, as the final votes were tallied on a bill in Ukraine's parliament that strips independence from anti-corruption
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Russia to spend $1.1 trillion preparing for 'upcoming large-scale war,' Ukraine's intel chief says