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President of France Macron met with Russian President Putin in Moscow

President of France Macron met with Russian President Putin in Moscow

President of France Macron met with Russian President Putin in Moscow! The main thing from the negotiations: Putin: If Ukraine joins NATO and tries to return Crimea by military means, European countries will be involved in the conflict with Russia and “there will be no winners.”Putin is asking about security guarantees: “They are talking about guarantees from Russia, but who will give us guarantees? If NATO is a peaceful organization, what is the problem with returning to the 1997 guarantees? ”According to Macron, the coming days of negotiations will be “crucial” and new mechanisms need to be worked on to…
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The Ukrainian community in Ireland rallied against Russia’s actions

The Ukrainian community in Ireland rallied against Russia’s actions

The Ukrainian community in Ireland went to a rally in Dublin to protest against the actions of the Russian Federation. This was announced by the activist of the Ukrainian diaspora in Ireland Serhiy Balan! According to him, the joint rally near the Irish Parliament was supported by MPs along with other communities from Lithuania, Georgia and Belarus. At the same time, the administrator of the group of the Ukrainian information portal in Ireland "Irish House" Michael Baskin (Michael Baskin) added on his Facebook page: "We went to talk to the leadership of Ireland - we talked to the Prime Minister."…
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Richard Branson: My thoughts on Ukraine and Russia

Richard Branson: My thoughts on Ukraine and Russia

Business leaders all over the world have been watching the build-up of Russian troops and equipment at the Ukrainian border with great concern. This has been a smouldering conflict for many years, with occasional flare-ups, like the illegal annexation of the Crimea by Russia in 2014. But never in recent years has there been a greater risk of an all-out war on European soil – a war that, like so many before it, does not serve a just or legitimate objective. (It’s hard for any of us to hide our exasperation at this point. In 2022, what on earth is…
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Croatian experience: return of the temporarily occupied territories and accession to NATO and the EU

Croatian experience: return of the temporarily occupied territories and accession to NATO and the EU

At this difficult time for Ukraine, we need to take another close look at Croatia's experience of returning the temporarily occupied territories and joining NATO and the EU. by OLEKSANDR LEVCHENKO On background of the telephone talks between Biden-Putin and then Biden-Zelenskyy, the Prime Minister of Croatia, Andriy Plenković, paid an official visit to Kyiv, which had been less noticeable in the information space of Ukraine. And it's a pity. At this difficult time for Ukraine, we need to take another close look at Croatia's experience of returning the temporarily occupied territories and joining NATO and the EU. Let me…
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Rostov’s court publishes verdict recognizing presence of Russian troops in occupied territories of Donbas

Rostov’s court publishes verdict recognizing presence of Russian troops in occupied territories of Donbas

The Rostov court has published a ruling in which it publicly acknowledged the presence of Russian troops on the temporarily occupied territories of Donbas. The case of a corrupt robber from Rostov, who illegally supplied foodstuffs to the Russian troops in the breakaway Donetsk region, was opened. However, during the trial, the details of these supplies emerged. For example, it is now known how much food the Russians deliver to the uncontrolled territory and how many Russian servicemen consume it. The document also clearly states for whom all these products are allocated, namely for the Russian military units of the…
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Ukrainian military report says Russia boosted troops to 120,000 near border

Ukrainian military report says Russia boosted troops to 120,000 near border

https://youtu.be/By4_zO2YDhQ Kiev, Ukraine(CNN)Ukrainian defense officials say Russia has increased troop numbers near the Ukrainian border to 120,000 people, including additional army, air force and naval personnel.  According to its latest ongoing security assessment -- shared with CNN by Ukrainian security sources -- the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense said "combat and other military equipment, such as tanks, armed vehicles and 'Iskander' missiles remain near the border of Ukraine," following numerous Russian military exercises.  Russia regularly "redeploys and accumulates its military units to maintain tension in the region," the assessment said, allowing it to "create striking forces rapidly, and lays the ground…
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Russia warned of serious consequences from any hostilities against Ukraine

Russia warned of serious consequences from any hostilities against Ukraine

Germany and France issue warning as Nato chief says alliance is closely monitoring ‘unusual concentrations’ of forces Press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba Russia will face “serious consequences” if it threatens Ukraine’s territorial integrity, Paris and Berlin have warned, as ministers held meetings discussing the threat posed by a build-up of troops on the country’s border. In a joint statement, Heiko Maas and Jean-Yves Le Drian, the foreign ministers of Germany and France, pledged “unwavering support for the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine” after meeting their…
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Month after Taliban takeover, Ukrainians stranded in Afghanistan

Month after Taliban takeover, Ukrainians stranded in Afghanistan

Dozens of Ukrainian citizens originally from Afghanistan remain in the war-torn country, despite repeated pleas for evacuation. Ukrainians gathered near Hamid Karzai International airport in early September asking the Ukrainian president to evacuate them [Al Jazeera] Names marked with an asterisk* have been changed to protect identities. Abdul*, a Ukrainian citizen, is stuck in Khost, a large city in southeastern Afghanistan. As night falls, dogs bark in the background. But he is in no hurry to go to bed. He guards his house and family, embracing a gun, until morning. “Strangers wanted to get into my house. It is difficult…
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A Nervy Trip to Kabul: How Ukraine Negotiated With the Taliban and Rescued 96 Afghans – NYC Times

A Nervy Trip to Kabul: How Ukraine Negotiated With the Taliban and Rescued 96 Afghans – NYC Times

Few countries have been willing to fly rescue missions into Afghanistan since the Americans left. Ukraine is an exception. It says it has a different definition of danger. KYIV, Ukraine — Before departing for Afghanistan, an elite team of Ukrainian troops gathered in a circle outside the airport and passed around a bottle of whiskey, a ritual meant to calm the nerves. It was early in the morning of Sept. 16, and the troops, members of Ukraine’s military intelligence service, known as the G.U.R., were about to embark on a daring plunge into the unknown: fly to Kabul and evacuate…
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Ukrainian soldiers go into Kabul, rescue translators bound for Canada in daring operation

Ukrainian soldiers go into Kabul, rescue translators bound for Canada in daring operation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=DQUPRQ9RP5w Ukrainian troops risked their lives to escort 19 Canada-bound Afghans to Kabul's airport. Vanessa Lee on their heroic effort. TORONTO - A plane carrying Afghan interpreters and their families landed in Kyiv this weekend, after Ukrainian troops stationed at Kabul airport completed a daring rescue operation on Friday, co-ordinated by The Globe and Mail. It was a moment these Afghan families feared would never come. Just days ago, they were desperately trying to escape bullets, explosions and targeted executions. Jawed Haqmal, a former Canadian military translator, had tried for weeks to get on a rescue flight out of Afghanistan,…
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