Tamara Vasylchuk

Tamara Vasylchuk

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Is it possible to talk about Ukraine without words? Ukrainian tennis player declares war at Australian Open
Позиція
Is it possible to talk about Ukraine without words? Ukrainian tennis player declares war at Australian Open

After the match, the athlete used a non-verbal gesture to draw attention to the war without breaking the formal rules of the tournament.

Vladislav Kirichenko, founder of Nash Format and the NGO Reformation, has passed away
Society
Vladislav Kirichenko, founder of Nash Format and the NGO Reformation, has passed away

The renowned publisher and public figure passed away at the age of 57 after a long battle with cancer.

Zelensky explained whether the debate surrounding Greenland could influence the war in Ukraine
Politics
Zelensky explained whether the debate surrounding Greenland could influence the war in Ukraine

The President emphasised that international attention must remain focused on Russian aggression against Ukraine and reaffirmed his support for Denmark's sovereignty.

Trump invited Ukraine to join the Peace Council to implement his own settlement plan
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Trump invited Ukraine to join the Peace Council to implement his own settlement plan

Kyiv is considering participation in the US initiative due to the composition of invitees and the undefined format of the Peace Council's work.

Night shelling of Poltava region: Russia strikes industrial facility
War
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Night shelling of Poltava region: Russia strikes industrial facility

As a result of the attack on the region, fires were reported in several areas, and special equipment was used to eliminate the consequences.

Attack from Crimea: Russia strikes Vinnytsia region with ballistic missiles for the first time
War
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Attack from Crimea: Russia strikes Vinnytsia region with ballistic missiles for the first time

During a night air strike, a hit on a critical infrastructure facility was recorded, with no casualties.

Defence forces struck a UAV depot in Luhansk Oblast and clarified the consequences of strikes on an oil refinery and oil depot in the Russian Federation
War
Defence forces struck a UAV depot in Luhansk Oblast and clarified the consequences of strikes on an oil refinery and oil depot in the Russian Federation

The Ukrainian military confirmed the successful destruction of facilities that provided drone and fuel capabilities to the Russian army.

SUM announced a second webinar on youth education and volunteering during wartime
Society
SUM announced a second webinar on youth education and volunteering during wartime

An online meeting from the SUMU Studies series will bring together discussions on patriotism, volunteer work, and the experiences of SUMU students on the front lines.

The US has completed the withdrawal of its troops from federal territory in Iraq
Politics
The US has completed the withdrawal of its troops from federal territory in Iraq

The American military presence in most regions of Iraq has officially ended after more than 20 years.

Traffic accident involving Kadyrov's son without explanation from authorities: new details emerge
Events
Traffic accident involving Kadyrov's son without explanation from authorities: new details emerge

After the high-profile accident involving Adam Kadyrov, new eyewitness accounts are emerging, while the official authorities in Chechnya remain silent.

Russia's night attack caused power outages in five regions of Ukraine: what is known
War
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Russia's night attack caused power outages in five regions of Ukraine: what is known

Russian strikes on energy infrastructure have once again affected the power grid, with emergency restrictions already in place in some regions.

Will strict power cut schedules be introduced across Ukraine on 19 January?
Society
Will strict power cut schedules be introduced across Ukraine on 19 January?

Due to damage to energy infrastructure and increased consumption in Ukraine, hourly and emergency power cuts are in effect in most regions on 19 January.

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