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Ukraine's parliament passes law on military ombudsman
The government first presented the position last year to ensure soldiers had a mechanism to report violations of their rights.
Russian oppositioner Navalny killed 'by poisoning' in 2024, widow cites Western labs
Yulia Navalnaya said Alexei Navalny's team managed to secure biological samples of her deceased husband and transport them abroad.
Russian military maimed soldier to prevent desertion, alleged intercept suggests
In the recording, a Russian soldier is heard describing in detail the punishment of a serviceman who was captured near occupied Mariupol in eastern Ukraine after attempting to flee.
Thousands in Slovakia protest Fico's Russian-friendly stance, economic policies
The event came after Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's visit to China, where he attended the end of World War II celebrations as the only EU leader and met Putin.
IAEA reports shelling, black smoke near Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
"What was once virtually unimaginable — shelling or other military activity taking place close to major nuclear facilities — has become a regular occurrence during this horrific war," IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said.
European Parliament head visits Ukraine, announces permanent office in Kyiv
The trip marks European Parliament President Roberta Metsola's fourth visit to Ukraine's capital since the start of the full-scale war in 2022.
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