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Global energy-related CO2 emissions grew by 1. 1% in 2023, down from the previous year, thanks to the widespread use of solar, wind, and electric vehicles.
Tortured civilians during the occupation of Kherson: russian occupier was served with a notice of suspicion
A russian special forces officer who illegally detained and tortured civilians during the occupation of the Kherson region of Ukraine was served a notice of suspicion in absentia.
Education in a time of war: Zelensky showed the Prime Minister of the Netherlands a metro school in Kharkiv
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte visited a school in the Kharkiv subway and talked to children about the fact that education continues despite the war.
Polish farmers blocked Shehyni checkpoint for all trucks - Demchenko
Polish farmers completely blocked truck traffic at the Medyka-Shehyni checkpoint on the border with Ukraine.
Russian missile attack on Kostyantynivka in Donetsk region: at least 18 civilian objects damaged
A Russian rocket attack on the town of Kostyantynivka in Donetsk region damaged at least 18 civilian objects, including a hospital and kindergartens.
Authorities promise to replace out-of-date benefits for Ukraine's defenders with new public services on demand
The government promises to replace outdated veterans' benefits with new demand-driven public services to better meet individual needs.
"Parental Happiness": NBU puts a commemorative coin into circulation
The NBU has issued a new commemorative 5-hryvnia coin depicting parents' hands holding a child as a symbol of family love and trust.
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russians have deployed almost 100,000 troops and several thousand vehicles to the Liman-Kupyansk direction - Yevlash
According to the spokesperson for the Khortytsia operational and strategic grouping of troops, there are more than 122,000 russian troops, of which almost 100,000 are in the Liman and Kupyansk directions, as well as more than 4,000 pieces of military equipment.
Prosecutor General's Office: Two russian generals served suspicion notices for missile attacks on Ukraine and civilian deaths
Two russian generals are accused of ordering missile strikes on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure that killed 51 people and injured 130.