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At least 10 killed, 97 injured in Russian attacks over previous day
On the morning of May 4, Russian forces struck the town of Merefa in Kharkiv Oblast with missiles, killing at least four people and injuring another 18.
A grim record? Why more Russians are reportedly dying in Ukraine than ever before
Russian soldiers are now dying at an exceptionally high rate in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian officials, in what could mark one of the deadliest killed-to-wounded ratios seen in modern warfare. President Volodymyr Zelensky said on March 10 that "out of 100 percent of losses, 62 percent are killed and 38 percent wounded" among Russian forces, citing intelligence assessments reviewed by Ukraine — a ratio of nearly 2:1. A source in the President's Office familiar with the data told the Kyiv Ind
Poland's PZU acquires Ukraine's top insurance company
MetLife Ukraine makes up 50% of the Ukrainian market, earning nearly Hr 1 billion ($22.6 million) in profits last year from its 900,000 clients.
Zelensky meets Armenian, Georgian leaders in rare high-level contacts
"This is the first visit by the President of Ukraine to Armenia in the past 24 years," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Putin appoints general implicated in Bucha massacre commander of Russia's Air Force, media reports
The general also served as commander of Russia's troop contingent in Syria.
UK opens EU negotiations to team up on 90 billion euro Ukraine loan
Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen met bilaterally during the European Political Community summit in Armenia, where the two agreed that U.K. participation "would be a major step forward in the EU-U.K. defense industrial relationship."
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