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Foreign partners allocate over $700 million for demining in Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Foreign partners allocate over $700 million for demining in Ukraine

The U.S., Switzerland, Norway, EU countries, and Japan are among the key donors. The demining coalition for Ukraine includes about 20 countries.

Source: yahoo.com
Zelensky: Western long-range weapons won't be used outside of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Zelensky: Western long-range weapons won't be used outside of Ukraine

Ukraine will use its own weapons on targets outside of Ukraine's occupied territories, President Volodymyr Zelensky said during a press conference on Feb. 24.

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DOD CIO Publishes Cybersecurity Standards Guide for International Partners - Vimarsana News

DOD CIO Publishes Cybersecurity Standards Guide for International Partners

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Ukraine may face long-term risk of delayed social payments - Vimarsana News

Ukraine may face long-term risk of delayed social payments

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has an alternative action plan in place for the first months of 2024 if funding from foreign partners is delayed, and in the longer term, there is a risk that payments to social categories will be delayed.

Source: yahoo.com
38 companies from 19 countries join Defence Industries Alliance - Vimarsana News

38 companies from 19 countries join Defence Industries Alliance

Ukrainian companies have signed 20 documents with foreign partners as part of the International Defence Industries Forum, and 38 companies from 19 countries had joined the Defence Industries Alliance by the time the forum closed.

Source: yahoo.com