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The U.S. State Department will provide $1 million to support the International Center for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression Against Ukraine (ICPA), Spokesperson Matthew Miller announced on Nov. 14.

Famous American director Evgeny Afineevsky is making his third documentary about Ukraine, particularly about children injured during the Russian full-scale invasion. Source: The Nezlamni (UNBROKEN) National Rehabilitation Centre on Facebook Quote: "The director's new film's characters, among others, will be the young patients of our Centre who barely survived the enemy attacks and will have the marks of Russian aggression on their bodies for the rest of their lives," UNBROKEN...

Finland is developing a national plan for Ukraine's reconstruction and will soon publish the first part of this plan, Finnish Foreign Trade and Development Minister Ville Tavio said in an interview with Ukrinform on Nov. 12.

The Weatherman Foundation’s work underscores foreign governments’ reluctance to extend some forms of medical help.

But some of the very latest U.S. systems are being held back—so far.

Ukraine's secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, Oleksiy Danilov, has backed the assessment of Ukrainian military leader, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, that Ukraine needs to change its approach to defending itself from Russian aggression.

Josep Borrell, EU High Representative for Foreign and Security Policy, stressed on Wednesday, 1 November, that Brussels will continue to support Ukraine despite other crises in the world. Source: Borrell on Twitter (X), as reported by European Pravda Details: Borrell noted that over the past day, Russia attacked 100 cities and villages in Ukraine, which was a "new peak of ruthlessness" of Russian aggression.

The F-16 fighter jets that the Netherlands pledged to Ukraine will be delivered to Romania in two weeks for Ukrainian pilots to train on, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Oct. 30.

Key developments on Oct. 26: White House: Russia endures heavy losses near Avdiivka, suffers from low morale US announces $150 million aid package for Ukraine Infrastructure Minister denies suspension of Ukrainian Black Sea corridor New Slovak PM Robert Fico rules out military aid for Ukraine Hamas delegation visits Moscow Danilov: Ukraine to increase domestic ammunition production U.S. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said that according to Washington's assessments, Russia...

Slovakia's newly-appointed Prime Minister Robert Fico said his country would no longer send arms to Ukraine and vowed to promote this stance also on the European level, the Guardian reported on Oct. 26.