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Lukashenko pardons another 25 political prisoners ahead of Unity Day
The announcement comes days after Belarus freed 52 political prisoners following negotiations with a U.S. delegation.

Russia warns oil producers of possible output cuts after Ukrainian drone strikes, Reuters reports
Transneft, which handles more than 80% of Russia's crude output, has restricted firms' ability to store oil in its pipelines and warned it may have to accept less oil if infrastructure sustains further damage, Reuters reported.

EU to phase out temporary protection program for Ukrainians, prepares transition other residence statuses
In a recommendation adopted by member states, the Council agreed on a framework to ensure a "sustainable return and reintegration into Ukraine, when conditions allow," as well as a coordinated transition to other residence statuses for those eligible.

Ukrainian swarm drone AI startup secures $15 million in record defense investment
"This funding enables us to scale our operations and offer advanced swarming capabilities to every unmanned vehicle, in Ukraine and across NATO-aligned nations," Swarmer CEO Serhii Kupriienko said.

Most Ukrainians reluctantly back peace deal freezing front line with Western guarantees, poll shows
In turn, 75% of Ukrainians said that Russia's conditional peace proposal — including Ukraine's full withdrawal from Donetsk Oblast and a ban on NATO entry — would be "completely unacceptable."

Ukraine resumes live broadcasts of parliament sessions after over 3-year break
Parliament suspended live coverage of its plenary sessions after the full-scale Russian invasion for security reasons.

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