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North Korea “has delivered more than 10,000 containers of munitions or munitions-related materials to Russia” since September 2023, according to the U.S. State Department’s Feb. 23 press release “Responding to Two Years of Russia’s Full-Scale War on Ukraine and Navalny’s Death.”

Almost two years after the beginning of the full-scale war, nearly half of Poles believe that it will end with the destruction of both Ukraine and Russia. Source: United Surveys results for RMF FM and Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, as reported by European Pravda Details: Poles, in particular, were asked about what the possible war ending might look like.

On 21 February, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will convene the first meeting with members of the Servant of the People faction since the beginning of the full-scale war. Source: Ukrainska Pravda's sources in the Servant of the People faction Details: The source said that the faction has been asking for such a meeting since last year, but Zelenskyy did not have time for it.

Tensions between the two neighbours have remained high since Baku re-captured the Armenian-populated region of Nagorno-Karabakh last September. | World News

The international organisation Reporters Without Borders (RSF, Reporters Sans Frontières) has estimated that more than 100 Ukrainian and foreign journalists accredited in Ukraine have suffered from Russian aggression over the two years of full-scale war in Ukraine.

One of these banks is Oschadbank, the country’s second-largest state-owned bank after PrivatBank. The bank serves more than 6.2 million active clients, including 224,000 micro, small, and medium-sized business clients and around 4,000 large companies, both state-owned and private. Its network comprises around 1,200 branches in Ukraine.

Ukrainian Navy Commander Oleksii Neizhpapa told Sky News that the state of the war would have been very different if allies had not given restrictions to Kyiv on the use of Western weapons. In an interview published on Jan. 27, Vice Admiral Neizhpapa signaled Kyiv would be able to win the war faster if it had permission to fire Western weapons against targets inside Russia, Sky News reported.

Boris Nadezhdin, who previously served in Russia's parliament, has attracted attention for repeatedly voicing his opposition to the war on television. He called the full-scale war a mistake and said that Russia could not defeat Ukraine using its current methods.

A majority (63%) of Russians continue to support the full-scale war against Ukraine, which is viewed by another 64% as symptomatic of a larger "civilizational struggle between Russia and the West," according to a poll released on Jan. 9 by the University of Chicago's nonpartisan National Opinion Research Center (NORC).

"When we cooperate with other countries, we also want those countries to cooperate with Sweden, but Mali's military junta instead turns to Russia and supports its full-scale war against Ukraine," said Johan Forssel, Swedish Minister for Foreign Trade and International Development Cooperation.