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Ukrainian Foreign Ministry considers anti-Ukrainian actions in Poland unacceptable

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has called the latest anti-Ukrainian actions in Poland unacceptable and called on the Polish authorities to prevent illegal actions against Ukrainian cargo and properly respond to rhetoric that harms bilateral relations.
Donald Tusk Oleh Nikolenko Denys Shmyhal Border Guard Service Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Ukraine Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
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Russia 'better prepared' than ever to attack European countries – Lithuanian Defense Ministry

Despite significant losses and the failure to fully capture Ukraine, Russia is now better prepared for potential aggression against other European nations than before its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, said Vaidotas Urbelis, a top-ranked official in Lithuania's Defense Ministry, in an interview to Business Insider on Feb. 14.
Vaidotas Urbelis Margus Tsahkna Lithuania Defense Ministry Defense Ministry Business Insider Defense Minister
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The Ugly, Hidden Truth Behind MAGA Mike Johnson's Block on Ukraine Aid

On Tuesday, in a decisive 70-to-29 vote, the Senate passed a mammoth bill containing $60 billion for Ukraine’s self-defense against Russian aggression, as well as $14 billion for Israel. Yet House Speaker Mike Johnson is vowing that the House won’t vote on the measure, in part because MAGA hard-liners are raging against it. We talked to Democratic Congressman Jason Crow of Colorado about what’s really driving the opposition, how Democrats can try to get around it with a &#x2...
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Russians kill 7 civilians and injure 23 more in one day

At least 7 civilians were killed and 23 more were injured on 14 February as a result of Russian aggression. Source: Vadym Filashkin, Head of Donetsk Oblast Military Administration; Oleksandr Prokudin, Head of Kherson Oblast Military Administration; Ivan Fedorov, Head of Zaporizhzhia Oblast Military Administration; Oleh Syniehubov, Head of Kharkiv Oblast Military Administration; Serhii Lysak, Head of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Military Administration Details: The Russians killed three people in one da
Mala Tokmachka Ivan Fedorov Oleh Syniehubov Oleksandr Prokudin Serhii Lysak Vadym Filashkin
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Over 100 journalists affected by Russia's full-scale invasion

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.
Iryna Danylovych Viktoriia Roshchyna Dmytro Khyliuk Institute Of Mass Information International Criminal Court Reporters Without Borders
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Kharkiv suffers extensive land contamination as fuel leak pollutes over 10,000 square meters following Russian oil depot strike

A Russian attack on an oil depot in Kharkiv on Feb. 10 led to a significant fuel leak, contaminating over 10,000 square meters of land, Serhiy Bolvinov, head of the National Police's Investigative Department, said on Feb. 12 to Gvara Media.
Olha Putyatina Serhiy Bolvinov National Police Investigative Department National Police Investigative Department State Environmental Inspection
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Biden calls Trump's NATO remarks 'appalling and dangerous'

President Biden went after former President Trump on Sunday for his comments admitting he once threatened NATO allies he would “encourage” Russian aggression, calling the remarks “appalling and dangerous.” Trump recounted the remarks during a campaign rally Saturday, saying he “would encourage” Russia “to do whatever the hell they want” to countries that are “delinquent”…
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