Category: Updates
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1/12/2024 – Putin received ballistic missiles from North Korea

From: Anna From Ukraine 🇺🇦 Vlog 572: War in Ukraine
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1/12/2024 – The Holodomor – A Look Back at Stalin’s 1932-33 Genocide in Ukraine. Lecture by Prof. Timothy Snyder.

Lecture delivered Oct 2019 (1:03)
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1/12/2024 – Street Interviews in Russia: Yakov – the most dissent Russian

From: 1420 by Daniil Orain
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1/12/2024 – Orthodox Priests blessing jets killing Ukrainians

From: Maia Mikhaluk (687th day): What possible justifications priests of ruzzian Orthodox church have for blessing the bomber planes and missiles that are about to start killing Ukrainian families in their sleep in yet another terrorist attack on Ukrainian cities?!
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1/12/2024 – God wants us to follow His call wherever it may take us, and He is faithful to cover our needs and bless us as we faithfully persevere with Him.

From Ira Kapitonova in Kyiv (Day 687): And I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you and make your name great, so that you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse, and in you all the families of…
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1/11/2024 – World Bank’s IFC has mobilised nearly $1 bln for Ukraine – managing director

From Reuters By Victoria Waldersee and Karin Strohecker Jan 11 (Reuters) – The World Bank’s private investment arm has mobilised nearly $1 billion to rebuild Ukraine’s private sector and is shifting its broader investment focus towards equity, its managing director told Reuters. Around $620 million of the funds mobilised for Ukraine – part of a…
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1/11/2024 – Ukraine producing more drones than state can purchase, minister says

From Reuters Perfect opportunity here for the EU to buy the drones for Ukraine. Doesn’t eat into existing Western inventories and helps bolster Ukrainian industry while keep the wartime skies competitive: KYIV, Jan 9 (Reuters) – Ukrainian manufacturers have ramped up output of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to the extent that Kyiv’s current drone procurement…
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1/11/2024 – The case for a new Ukrainian Constitution

From: Atlantic Council By Brian Mefford @meffkievvia UkraineAlert No one expected the upstart American colonies to win a war of independence against the British Empire. However, after eight years of sacrifice, the underdog nation emerged victorious. The young country’s leaders then analyzed their weaknesses and realized that the existing framework for government needed changing in…

