Ukrainian Speaker thanks UK for help in resisting enemies
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Ukrainian Speaker thanks UK for help in resisting enemies
Ukrainian Speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk thanks the UK for the "huge contribution" to "resisting the enemies".
He says the UK was the "first to support" his country, train soldiers, and that Ukrainian troops have "dignity" on the battlefield after acquiring knowledge.
He stresses the need for a legal approach to defeating it's aggressor, so Russia can be labelled as a "terrorist country".
Report by Rowlandi.
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In a significant move, the European Union has agreed to utilize revenue from frozen Russian assets, amounting to $200 billion, to provide military support to Ukraine. This decision marks a bold step in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Stay tuned for more details.
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