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      Why Ukraine is finally getting new fighter jets from NATO

      Ukraine is now getting warplanes, although not the coveted U.S.-made F-16s it has been pushing for. In what counts as another milestone in the West’s willingness to increase security assistance to the war-ravaged nation, NATO members Poland and Slovakia announced last week they will jointly be donating their entire inventory of Soviet-era MiG-29s to Ukraine.

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      Pregnant women are returning home to a war-torn Ukraine to give birth

      Ten percent of Ukrainian women have returned to their country to give birth after fleeing it since the war began. According to the International Planned Parenthood Federation, the main reasons they return are language barriers, loyalty to their home country and difficult life circumstances.

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      Ukraine flap is DeSantis’s first major test as an alternative to Trump

      Foreign policy is usually dismissed by political analysts as a second-tier campaign issue, especially in primaries, but the war in Ukraine has taken center stage as the 2024 Republican contest heats up.

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      Ukrainian animal shelters find homes for pets left behind in Russia's war: 'We have to stick together'

      When the invasion of Ukraine began, people with pet carriers were a frequent sight among the refugees. But not all animals accompanied their owners to safety — many were left behind to fend for themselves. Animal shelters have since sprung up, staffed by dedicated teams of Ukrainian volunteers.

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      How Russia's security service framed an Estonian prisoner as a secret agent

      Estonian national Danil Danilov was recorded on video confessing he was a spy for the Estonian Kapo, or Internal Security Service, involved in stealing Russian state secrets. His capture seemed to be a triumph for the Russians. The only problem: He wasn’t a spy.

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      Is the economic war against Putin working?

      Sanctions haven't been nearly as devastating to Russia as many experts expected, but some see reason to believe the country's economy could be primed for a major downturn.

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      A forgotten Soviet novel, 'Babi Yar,' returns to remind us about a Holocaust massacre that continues to haunt Ukraine

      "Babi Yar," a remarkable novel about the killing of at least 30,000 Ukrainian Jews, is being republished as Kyiv marks the one-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion.

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      5 key moments that have defined Russia's invasion of Ukraine

      A closer look at five events that telegraphed Russia’s manifold problems in tactics, techniques and procedures, not to mention the core competency and will of its invading troops, and foretold Ukraine’s capacity for beating the odds.

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      Defiantly, Russian officials celebrate their military in Washington

      Protesters stood at the gates of the Russian Embassy in Washington on Thursday evening, jeering at anyone who walked into the marble fortress where diplomatic officials marked Defender of the Fatherland Day, a national Russian holiday to celebrate the armed forces.

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      Zelensky plans to meet with China's Xi on proposed peace plan

      Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday said he planned to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping about China's proposed peace plan, released on the first anniversary of the war.

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      Ukrainian refugees wait in limbo as Putin's war hits 1-year mark

      In the past year, more than 8 million people have fled Ukraine for European countries. Yahoo News traveled to Eastern Europe to speak with those who were forcibly uprooted from their lives.

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      Ukraine is still standing a year after the Russian invasion. Now what?

      Russia’s invasion of Ukraine was initially predicted to be a days-long siege, but Ukraine prevailed. Nearly a year later, Ukraine’s resistance poses an uncomfortable question: Now what?

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      Biden taunts Putin from Warsaw

      Basking in the afterglow of his well-received, unexpected trip to Kyiv, President Biden spoke from the heart of Eastern Europe on Tuesday, telling Russian President Vladimir Putin that he had profoundly miscalculated the extent of Ukrainian bravery and Western resolve.

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      Nukes, Nazis and lies: 5 takeaways from Putin's annual address to Russia

      Speaking the day after President Biden paid a dramatic surprise visit to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered a state of the nation address from Moscow Tuesday that revisited familiar themes of geopolitical and cultural grievance while also seeming to raise the prospects of a nuclear confrontation.

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      Revealed: Leaked document shows how Russia plans to take over Belarus

      The document, written for Putin’s Presidential Administration, envisages the total incorporation of Belarus into a “Union State” with Russia by 2030.

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      Biden's surprise Kyiv visit meets Ukrainian jubilation and Russian ire

      Almost a year to the day after Russia’s invasion, President Biden walks through Ukraine’s capital amid air raid sirens.

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      Inside the Kremlin’s disinformation war against Ukraine

      A document obtained by Yahoo News from a Western intelligence agency reveals how Putin’s security services rely on local journalists to launder narratives intended to undermine Ukraine’s unexpectedly robust performance on the battlefield.

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      Zelensky makes a surprise visit to London's House of Commons hoping to secure 'powerful English planes'

      In a surprise visit to London on Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed a standing-room-only crowd of British lawmakers, including Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

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      From prison, dissident Alexei Navalny plots Vladimir Putin's demise

      From a remote penal colony, where he has little control over his own fate, Alexei Navalny — the Russian dissident and President Vladimir Putin’s top political nemesis — has tried to steer the fate of Russia.

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      'It has started': Russia prepares new Ukraine offensive as Western allies approve more weapons

      “We are again being threatened by German Leopard tanks,” Russian President Vladimir Putin declared Thursday on a visit to Volgograd, where he commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Red Army’s World War II victory over Nazi forces in Stalingrad.

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      Russian bioweapons charge is 'bogus,' White House says

      White House officials have dismissed Russian allegations, recently leveled again by a top Kremlin general, that the United States developed biological weapons in Ukraine, including the coronavirus.

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      U.S. intel chief warns of 'devastating' impact of Russian missile attacks

      President Biden’s chief intelligence adviser raised fresh concerns Thursday night that Russian missile attacks are having a “devastating” impact on the Ukrainian economy, noting that the war has already reduced the country's gross domestic product by nearly one-third.

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      Russia not invited to Auschwitz liberation ceremony

      Friday will mark the 78th anniversary of the haunting winter afternoon when Red Army troops liberated the Nazi concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, where more than a million people had been murdered. Russian officials will not be attending.

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      Russia fumes over NATO tanks heading to Ukraine, revealing a Kremlin coming to grips with reality

      Russia responded with anger and scorn after Germany and the United States revealed that they would be supplying Ukraine with powerful, advanced battle tanks. Moscow invoked history and warned of a broader conflict.

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      The West finally commits tanks to Ukraine. It took a lot of arm-twisting.

      How the U.S. and its allies coaxed, finessed and finally convinced the Germans to release the Leopard battle tanks for Ukraine's defense against Russia.

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      How Germany's ‘Doctor No’ disrupted allied unity on tanks for Ukraine

      In the weeks leading up to Friday’s conference of the two dozen nations of the Ukraine Contact Group at the U.S.-run Ramstein Air Base in southwest Germany, there has been a steady trickle of information regarding what military hardware allies were planning to send to the war-torn nation to help bolster its defenses and launch counteroffensives to repel Russia’s invasion.

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      Russia's relationship with U.S. at its 'lowest historical point,' Kremlin says

      Speaking to reporters on Friday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that despite timid hopes from the Geneva summit in 2021, bilateral relations were "at their lowest historical point." He added, "There is no hope for improvement in the foreseeable future."

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      Gains by Wagner Group in Ukraine give ‘Putin’s chef,’ Yevgeny Prigozhin, greater Kremlin clout

      The Wagner Group, a shadowy paramilitary outfit, is making gains for Russia in eastern Ukraine — apparently exacerbating tensions in Moscow, where military chiefs are hesitant to give credit to Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Kremlin insider responsible for the effort.

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      'Absurd': Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov sparks backlash for invoking Holocaust

      Once again, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has caused widespread outrage by comparing his nation’s international isolation — the result of last year’s unprovoked invasion of neighboring Ukraine — to the murder of European Jews during the Holocaust.

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      Is it time for the West to give Ukraine heavy tanks?

      If Ukraine gets tanks from the West, replacing its dwindling stockpile of ex-Soviet vehicles, there are notable advantages. Optics are far superior, allowing the tanks to spot the enemy first. And protection and crew survivability are a priority for Western designs, unlike their Russian counterparts.

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      Russian mercenaries close in on Soledar, a mining town in eastern Ukraine

      The Ukrainian city of Soledar boasts the largest salt mines in Europe, which serve as defensive positions for Ukraine’s military. Should Soledar fall to Russian forces, Russia would be able to increase pressure on the strategic city of Bakhmut.

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      Turkey supports Ukraine without alienating Russia

      Despite his closeness to Vladimir Putin, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been a surprisingly bullish arms dealer to Kyiv.

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      Zelensky and Biden say Russia's invasion is approaching crucial turning point

      “We have no doubt that the current masters of Russia will throw everything they have left and everyone they can muster to try to turn the tide of the war and at least postpone their defeat,” Zelensky said Tuesday.

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      Putin orders 36-hour ceasefire in Ukraine to mark Orthodox Christmas

      Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed his defense minister to order Russian troops to hold their fire from noon on Friday until midnight on Saturday.

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      Russia points fingers, blames its own soldiers and commanders for Makiivka deaths

      The death of dozens, perhaps even hundreds, of Russian servicemen in a Ukrainian airstrike on a military base in the occupied city of Makiivka has been met with widespread rage, directed at political leadership in the Kremlin and military leaders, as well as Ukrainian forces and their Western allies, who supplied the weaponry used in the devastating attack.

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      Russia-Ukraine war: Anger in Russia over Ukrainian strike that left dozens of soldiers dead

      Russia continued airstrikes on Ukraine during the first two days of 2023, as fury grew over Ukrainian forces firing rockets at a Russian military base in the occupied city of Makiivka.

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      Russia launches major New Year’s Eve missile strike against Ukraine

      Yahoo News visited impact sites Saturday in Kyiv. One missile scored a near direct hit on the Alfavito Hotel in the central Pecherskiy District; another struck a parking lot in the middle of a civilian housing estate.

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      Russia fires dozens of missiles across several Ukrainian cities

      Ukraine faced a barrage of missiles on Thursday morning in one of the biggest bombardments the country has faced since Russia invaded earlier this year.

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      Zelensky wows Washington with inspiring address to Congress

      “It’s too much for me,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told members of Congress at the beginning of a powerful, often emotional address Wednesday evening in which he cast his nation’s struggle against Russia as an existential, global battle for freedom.

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      Pelosi caps historic run with Zelensky address and a focus on democracy

      House Speaker Nancy Pelosi put an exclamation point on her historic run as the first woman speaker Wednesday, inviting a revered symbol of democracy to address the last joint session of Congress she’ll preside over with a powerful message: The democracies of the globe stand united.

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      Rep. Jake Auchincloss urges U.S. to keep supporting Ukraine: ‘It’s sending a message’

      Speaking to Yahoo News, Rep.Jake Auchincloss, D-Mass., promised to fight with fellow Democrats to ensure that the United States does not abandon Ukraine, however long the war in Eastern Europe takes.

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      With Zelensky by his side, Biden vows the U.S. 'is going to give Ukraine what it needs' to repel Russia

      Standing side by side with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the White House, President Joe Biden vowed on Wednesday to continue the military and humanitarian support that has kept Russia from overrunning its much smaller neighbor.

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      From Chaplin to Churchill: How Volodymyr Zelensky became savior of Ukraine

      “I need ammunition, not a ride.” So Volodymyr Zelensky told the White House in late February, as it offered to evacuate him from a country under siege by Russia. Now Zelensky has been given a ride on an American military plane to Washington, D.C. — to ask for more ammunition.

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      Pelosi to Zelensky: 'The fight for Ukraine is the fight for democracy itself'

      In a letter formally inviting the Ukrainian president to address a joint session of Congress during his visit to Washington, D.C., House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lauded his leadership and the bravery of the Ukrainian people amid Russia's ongoing war.

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      Russia-Ukraine war: Putin visits ally Belarus for talks as drones bombard Ukraine

      Kyiv and other major cities across Ukraine were hit with drone strikes Monday. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited ally Belarus. And British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak told leaders of Baltic countries to ignore Russia’s calls for a ceasefire, stating it could be a “false call.”

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