Ukraine Struggles to Defend Key Power Plants Amid Missile Shortage
Ukraine's ability to protect its crucial power infrastructure has been severely compromised due to a shortage of anti-aircraft missiles
Ukraine Starts Troops Pull out from Iraq
World | March 2, 2005, Wednesday // 00:00
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Ukraine will withdraw its 1,600-strong military contingent serving with multinational peacekeeping troops in Iraq starting March 15, President Viktor Yushchenko has announced Wednesady. The pullout will be divided into three stages which will begin on March 15 and be completed by October 15. Headed by Yushchenko, the National Security and Defense Councilmade announced the decision on Tuesday.
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Slovakia Opposes Ukraine's NATO Membership Bid
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has announced Slovakia's opposition to Ukraine's bid for NATO membership, emphasizing the need for a neutral Ukraine to safeguard Slovakia's interests
Olympic Flame Lit in Greece, Marking Countdown to Paris 2024 Games
The torch for the highly anticipated Paris 2024 Olympic Games was ceremoniously ignited in ancient Olympia on Tuesday, signaling the final leg of the seven-year preparation journey for the Games set to commence on July 26, Reuters reported
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EU Commissioner Johansson: Bulgaria and Romania's Schengen Accession a Crucial Step
EU Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson praised the revised Schengen legislation and hailed the forthcoming accession of Bulgaria and Romania to Schengen as significant progress
Is a 'Korean Scenario' in Ukraine Possible?
A Belgian reserve colonel, Roger Housen, has issued a stark warning regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, suggesting that it may be heading towards a "Korean scenario"
Tragic Fire Claims Lives of Over 200 Animals at Crimean Zoo
More than 200 animals perished in a massive blaze that engulfed the Tropic Park zoo in the popular seaside town of Yevpatoria
