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Ukraine brings home 193 POWs from Russian captivity
President Volodymyr Zelensky said those brought back to Ukraine include individuals against whom Russian authorities have opened criminal cases, as well as wounded soldiers.
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Ukraine busts crime ring that laundered $13 million in defense sector, authorities say
A private company that was awarded a Hr 2.5 billion ($57 million) contract by the state to repair and maintain military equipment siphoned off about $13 million through shell companies, investigators said.
Soldiers 'stop caring whether they survive' after 40 days on front line, Ukrainian study finds
The findings come amid broader concerns over Ukraine's mobilization system, which has faced persistent challenges in recruitment and rotation during the full-scale war.
North Korea opens museum honoring soldiers killed fighting Russia's war against Ukraine
The opening coincided with the arrival of Russian Defense Minister Andrei Belousov in Pyongyang.
Russian drones strike residential buildings, hotel in Odesa, injuring 14, including children
Russia launched a drone attack on Odesa overnight on April 27, striking residential infrastructure in the city, officials reported.
At least 4 killed, 26 injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine over past day
Russia launched 94 drones at Ukraine overnight, the Air Force said, adding that air defenses intercepted 74.
Iran's foreign minister visits Russia to meet Putin, consult on US ceasefire talks
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrived in St. Petersburg after visiting Pakistan and Oman as part of diplomatic efforts to reinvigorate ceasefire talks between Tehran and Washington.
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A Western-funded classified program supported a "non-violent resistance" initiative inside Russian-occupied Ukraine for more than three years that encouraged civilians to engage in "suicidal" activities despite credible reports of the deaths, torture, and imprisonment of activists, the Kyiv Independent can reveal. Russian-occupied Ukraine is one of the most heavily surveilled and most repressive territories in the world, and some of the activities Yellow Ribbon and its sister initiative Zla Mav
