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Ukraine-Russia war live: Kyiv special ops hit Crimean port in overnight operation as Putin visits military HQ - Vimarsana News

Ukraine-Russia war live: Kyiv special ops hit Crimean port in overnight operation as Putin visits military HQ

Ukraine military spokesman says assault has intensified following break out of war between Hamas and Israel

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Ukraine: Alternative Black Sea Export Corridor Is - Vimarsana News

Ukraine: Alternative Black Sea Export Corridor Is

Ukraine's alternative Black Sea export corridor is working despite a recent Russian attack on a civilian vessel, Deputy Prime…

Ukraine-Russia war – live: Putin's troops hit by more than a dozen strikes by Kyiv's air force and missiles - Vimarsana News

Ukraine-Russia war – live: Putin's troops hit by more than a dozen strikes by Kyiv's air force and missiles

Zelensky says Ukraine ‘will try to show results this year’ in counteroffensive

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Russia Ukraine war: Putin's troops hit by over a dozen Kyiv strikes - Vimarsana News

Russia Ukraine war: Putin's troops hit by over a dozen Kyiv strikes

Ukraine Russia war news today: European Commission backs talks on Ukraine and Moldova EU membership; US funds for Ukraine are 96% depleted

Ukraine: Alternative Black Sea export corridor is working despite attack - Vimarsana News

Ukraine: Alternative Black Sea export corridor is working despite attack

Ukraine's alternative Black Sea export corridor is working despite a recent Russian attack on a civilian vessel, Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov said on Thursday. Ukrainian officials said on Wednesday a Russian missile damaged a Liberia-flagged civilian ship entering a Black Sea port in the Odesa region, killing one person and injuring four others. He said that six vessels with 231,000 tons of agricultural products on board had left ports within the Odesa region and were heading towards the Bosphorus Strait in Turkey.

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