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‘Overwhelmed with joy': Friends celebrate release of LA ballerina held by Russia
Former ballerina Ksenia Karelina was released from Russia after more than a year in custody. Here’s how her friends in Los Angeles reacted.
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Foreign aid for Ukraine could end up funding factory jobs in North Texas
President Joe Biden wants voters to understand that nearly two-thirds would actually be going to U.S. factories, like a munitions plant set to open this summer in suburban Dallas.
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Ukrainian military says it sank a Russian landing ship in the Black Sea
Ukraine’s military says it sank a Russian landing ship in the Black Sea using naval drones, a report that has not been confirmed by Russian forces.
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Ukraine says corrupt officials stole $40 million meant to buy arms for the war with Russia
Ukraine’s security service says employees from an arms firm conspired with defense ministry officials to embezzle almost $40 million earmarked to buy mortar shells for the war with Russia.
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US announces final weapons package for Ukraine as future aid stall in Congress
The U.S. on Wednesday announced what officials say could be the final package of military aid to Ukraine unless Congress approves supplemental funding legislation that is stalled on Capitol Hill.
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A Russian drone and artillery attack kills 6 in Ukraine and knocks out power in a major city
Russia has fired almost 50 Shahed drones at targets in Ukraine and shelled a train station where more than 100 civilians were gathered to evacuate.
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Russia and Ukraine exchange drone attacks after EU funding stalled
Russia and Ukraine each reported dozens of attempted drone attacks in the past day, just hours after Hungary vetoed 50 billion euros ($54.5 billion) of EU funding to Ukraine.
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A Russian missile attack on Kyiv injures more than 50 people as Ukraine pleads for more Western help
Ukrainian officials say a Russian missile attack on Kyiv has resulted in more than 50 injuries and several damaged buildings.
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Germany's defense minister is the latest foreign official to visit Kyiv and vow more aid for Ukraine
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is on an unannounced visit to Ukraine where he is vowing to keep supporting Kyiv’s efforts to win its war against Russia.
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Business owners in a Ukrainian front-line city adapt even as ‘a missile can come at any moment'
Russia’s deadly attack on a beloved pizzeria in eastern Ukraine in June was painful for residents. The rubble remains in Kramatorsk as a reminder of the risk for businesses so close to the front lines.