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Thousands Of Ukrainians To Graduate Amid "To Stay Or Leave" Concerns
Dozens of teachers and professors have been fighting on the front lines and one-fifth of the sector's facilities have been damaged or destroyed by Russian bombardments
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No Air Conditioning For Ukraine Officials After Power Supply Hit By Russia
Ukraine's government ordered all ministries and regional authorities on Friday to stop using air conditioning and switch off external lighting as Russian bombardments forced long blackouts across the country.
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Russian Attacks On Ukraine Stoke Fears Army Near Breaking Point
Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy system, the bombardment of its second-largest city, and advances along the front are stoking worries that Kyiv's military effort is nearing breaking point.
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A "Russian Roulette": Israeli Hostage Recalls 52 Days In Hamas Captivity
Israeli Sharon Alony-Cunio survived 52 days as a hostage in Gaza with her two little girls before she was released in an Israel-Hamas swap deal. But she fears for the life of her husband who is still captive in the bombarded Palestinian enclave.
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Russian Missiles Rain Down On Ukraine As Putin Says He Is Open To "Talks"
Russian forces bombarded scores of towns in Ukraine on Christmas Day as Russian President Vladimir Putin said he was open to negotiations, a stance Washington has dismissed as posturing because of continued Russian attacks.
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Ukraine Says Russia Demolishing Bombed Mariupol Theatre To Hide "Crimes"
Russian authorities in the occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol have begun demolishing most of the city's drama theatre, where Ukrainian authorities say hundreds died in an air bombardment in March.
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Ukraine's Kherson Hit By Russian Strikes 'More Than 16 Times' In 1 Day
Russian forces bombarded the Ukrainian city of Kherson with more than 16 strikes on Thursday, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
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Ukraine Warns Of "Critical" Situation After Russia Attacks On Energy Grid
Ukraine warned Tuesday of an emerging "critical" risk to its power grid after President Volodymyr Zelensky said that repeated Russian bombardments had destroyed one-third of the country's power facilities
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13 Dead As New Deadly Strike Hits Ukraine City After Crimea Bridge Blast
A Russian missile strike killed at least 13 people in Zaporizhzhia, authorities said on Sunday -- the latest deadly attack targeting the southern Ukrainian city, prompting President Volodymyr Zelensky to call the bombardment "absolute evil".
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Russia Shells Nikopol, Resumes Long-Range Bombardment Of Ukrainian Cities
Russian forces shelled the southern Ukrainian city of Nikopol on Saturday, the latest in a series of bombardments of urban areas that has killed at least 37 people in the last three days and wounded scores.
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Ukraine Reports Massive Attack From Belarus
Ukraine said it came under "massive bombardment" Saturday from neighbouring Belarus, a Russian ally not officially involved in the conflict, the day after announcing a retreat from the strategic city of Severodonetsk.
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"It Is Hell There": Ukraine's Zelensky Says Russia Has Destroyed Donbas
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday said Russian forces had "completely destroyed" the industrial Donbas region and accused Moscow of carrying out senseless bombardments as it intensified its offensive.
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Moscow Intensifies Assaults As Ukraine Says "Destroyed" Russian Warship
Ukraine tried to evacuate more civilians from a besieged Mariupol steel plant on Saturday as Russian forces unleashed new bombardments across the country ahead of Victory Day festivities in Moscow.
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Ukraine Family's Epic Escape From Mariupol - 125 Km On Foot
As Russian bombardments devastated their hometown of Mariupol, Yevgen and Tetiana decided they had only one way to escape with their four children: on foot.
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War-Ravaged Mariupol Could Become Russia's First Major Capture In Ukraine
The Sea of Azov port of Mariupol, reduced to a wasteland by seven weeks of siege and bombardment that Ukraine says killed tens of thousands of civilians, could become the first big city captured by Russia since its invasion.
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Thousands Of Ukrainians To Graduate Amid "To Stay Or Leave" Concerns
Dozens of teachers and professors have been fighting on the front lines and one-fifth of the sector's facilities have been damaged or destroyed by Russian bombardments
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No Air Conditioning For Ukraine Officials After Power Supply Hit By Russia
Ukraine's government ordered all ministries and regional authorities on Friday to stop using air conditioning and switch off external lighting as Russian bombardments forced long blackouts across the country.
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Russian Attacks On Ukraine Stoke Fears Army Near Breaking Point
Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy system, the bombardment of its second-largest city, and advances along the front are stoking worries that Kyiv's military effort is nearing breaking point.
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A "Russian Roulette": Israeli Hostage Recalls 52 Days In Hamas Captivity
Israeli Sharon Alony-Cunio survived 52 days as a hostage in Gaza with her two little girls before she was released in an Israel-Hamas swap deal. But she fears for the life of her husband who is still captive in the bombarded Palestinian enclave.
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Russian Missiles Rain Down On Ukraine As Putin Says He Is Open To "Talks"
Russian forces bombarded scores of towns in Ukraine on Christmas Day as Russian President Vladimir Putin said he was open to negotiations, a stance Washington has dismissed as posturing because of continued Russian attacks.
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Ukraine Says Russia Demolishing Bombed Mariupol Theatre To Hide "Crimes"
Russian authorities in the occupied Ukrainian city of Mariupol have begun demolishing most of the city's drama theatre, where Ukrainian authorities say hundreds died in an air bombardment in March.
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Ukraine's Kherson Hit By Russian Strikes 'More Than 16 Times' In 1 Day
Russian forces bombarded the Ukrainian city of Kherson with more than 16 strikes on Thursday, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
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Ukraine Warns Of "Critical" Situation After Russia Attacks On Energy Grid
Ukraine warned Tuesday of an emerging "critical" risk to its power grid after President Volodymyr Zelensky said that repeated Russian bombardments had destroyed one-third of the country's power facilities
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13 Dead As New Deadly Strike Hits Ukraine City After Crimea Bridge Blast
A Russian missile strike killed at least 13 people in Zaporizhzhia, authorities said on Sunday -- the latest deadly attack targeting the southern Ukrainian city, prompting President Volodymyr Zelensky to call the bombardment "absolute evil".
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Russia Shells Nikopol, Resumes Long-Range Bombardment Of Ukrainian Cities
Russian forces shelled the southern Ukrainian city of Nikopol on Saturday, the latest in a series of bombardments of urban areas that has killed at least 37 people in the last three days and wounded scores.
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Ukraine Reports Massive Attack From Belarus
Ukraine said it came under "massive bombardment" Saturday from neighbouring Belarus, a Russian ally not officially involved in the conflict, the day after announcing a retreat from the strategic city of Severodonetsk.
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"It Is Hell There": Ukraine's Zelensky Says Russia Has Destroyed Donbas
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday said Russian forces had "completely destroyed" the industrial Donbas region and accused Moscow of carrying out senseless bombardments as it intensified its offensive.
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Moscow Intensifies Assaults As Ukraine Says "Destroyed" Russian Warship
Ukraine tried to evacuate more civilians from a besieged Mariupol steel plant on Saturday as Russian forces unleashed new bombardments across the country ahead of Victory Day festivities in Moscow.
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Ukraine Family's Epic Escape From Mariupol - 125 Km On Foot
As Russian bombardments devastated their hometown of Mariupol, Yevgen and Tetiana decided they had only one way to escape with their four children: on foot.
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War-Ravaged Mariupol Could Become Russia's First Major Capture In Ukraine
The Sea of Azov port of Mariupol, reduced to a wasteland by seven weeks of siege and bombardment that Ukraine says killed tens of thousands of civilians, could become the first big city captured by Russia since its invasion.
