By mid-2024, Germany hosted 3.48 million refugees, including 1.18 million Ukrainians, marking a new record. Refugee numbers rose by 60,000 since 2023, while those facing deportation fell to 226,882. Many Ukrainian refugees are hesitant to return home despite improved conditions.
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Russian forces launched guided aerial bomb strikes on central Kharkiv, targeting areas near a healthcare facility. The attacks hit Shevchenkivskyi and Kyivskyi districts, injuring three people. Authorities warn of possible repeated strikes as damage assessments continue.
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Since the start of Russia’s aggression, Ukraine has cleared 5.3 square KM of mines. Demining efforts involve 282 humanitarian sites and have restored 2,059 square kilometers of agricultural land. However, 25% of the country remains contaminated with mines.
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Russia has lost 1,340 soldiers, 20 tanks, 39 armored vehicles, and 35 artillery systems in the past 24 hours, as reported by Ukraine’s Armed Forces. Total Russian losses since February 2022 include 639,480 personnel, 8,725 tanks, and 17,132 armored vehicles.
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Romanian President Klaus Iohannis has requested parliamentary approval to create a maritime training center for Ukrainian marines. Supported by the international community and funded by the UK, the facility will operate for two years, aiding Ukraine’s defense.
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Finland will prioritize supporting Ukraine during its 2025 OSCE chairmanship, focusing on defense against Russian aggression. Foreign Minister Valtonen emphasized the importance of resilience and upholding international law amidst Europe’s growing security challenges.
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The UN warns Ukrainians of winter blackouts lasting 4 to 18 hours daily due to Russian attacks on energy facilities. Strikes from March to August damaged key power generation sites, causing widespread disruptions as Ukraine faces another difficult winter.
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