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Ukraine brings back 15 children from Russian-occupied territories
Fifteen children and teenagers have been rescued from Russian occupation over the past week, the Save Ukraine, a Ukrainian humanitarian NGO, announced on March 25. "All of them went through fear, threats, and pressure — but now they are finally safe," the organization's founder, Mykola Kuleba, said. He did not specify which Russian-held Ukrainian territories the children were brought back from. Among the rescued children is 9-year-old Nazar. He had to live under air strikes from the start of
Ukrainian forces regain ground in Oleksandrivka sector of front line, kill over 2,600 Russian troops in 2 months
During the operation, Ukrainian forces regained about 440 square kilometers (170 square miles) of territory, liberating seven settlements in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and two in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, the report read.
Kyiv Independent Receives Politiken Freedom Prize for Fearless Journalism
Politiken, one of Denmark’s leading daily newspapers, has awarded the Kyiv Independent the Politiken Freedom Prize.
US source says allies will be equipped as Pentagon reportedly weighs shifting Ukraine aid to Middle East
The possible shift comes as Russia intensifies aerial strikes.
Defense Minister Fedorov announces appointments for new deputy, inspector general
"We are building a team capable of... delivering results on the front lines," Mykhailo Fedorov said.
At least 2 killed, 34 injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine over past day
Russia launched 153 drones at Ukraine overnight, the Air Force said, reporting that Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 130.
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Just over a year after a dramatic Oval Office clash derailed the now-infamous "minerals deal," the fund it spawned is making its first move, backing Ukraine's defense tech sector as global conflicts intensify. The first of three investments planned this year by the fund — officially known as the U.S.-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund — will go to Sine Engineering, a Ukrainian dual-use military technology company, two people familiar with the deal told the Kyiv Independent. The deal is exp
