Ukraine seeks 10-year military funding post-war ↗
Front page leadUkraine is requesting funding for its 800,000-strong army for 10 years after the war concludes, according to AFP.
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The news from NV.ua primarily focuses on Ukraine's ongoing efforts to secure long-term financial and security guarantees for its army after the war, alongside reports on peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Other prominent stories include geopolitical analyses of Russia's territorial ambitions in Ukraine…
Ukraine is requesting funding for its 800,000-strong army for 10 years after the war concludes, according to AFP.
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) analyzes that proposals to redraw the administrative borders of Donbas will not meet Putin's territorial ambitions in Ukraine.
The second day of peace negotiations has commenced in Abu Dhabi.
Kyivstar and the Come Back Alive foundation are launching a joint project to raise 35 million UAH for ground robotic complexes for the military.
The United States will not finance large deposits of a valuable metal in a CIS country, which include sons of Trump among its shareholders.
Colombian volunteers and barricades made of bodies were involved in the preparation and execution of Operation Veles near Kupyansk, according to the Charter.
Two Russian 'Banderol' cruise missiles violated Moldova's airspace.
Scientists have deciphered the DNA of a child with cyclopia, who lived in Peru 1600 years ago.
Former Ukrainian Ambassador to the US, Volodymyr Shamshur, states that the ongoing negotiations are proceeding based on Putin's draft, and Ukraine should withdraw from the process.
Tourism revenue has grown, with Lviv Oblast now matching Kyiv, and Rivne Oblast showing the highest growth rates.
Nurse Iryna Fokina, who was helping people and animals, was killed in a Russian strike on Komyshuvakha.
The husband of singer Iryna Fedyshyn has named the doctors allegedly involved in the tragedy that led to his daughter's death and noted seven violations found in the hospital.