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  Ukraine's president vows to fight 'for as long as we can' for strategic city Bakhmut

  While hosting European Union chiefs in Kyiv, Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelenskyy has vowed to defend the city of Bakhmut "for as long as we can".

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  Head of Kyiv tax authority accused of multimillion-dollar fraud

  Allegations follow raid on one of unnamed woman’s four homes as part of Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s anti-corruption campaign

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  Ukraine's Zelenskiy strips citizenship of several former politicians

  President Volodymyr Zelenskiy revoked the citizenship of several former influential politicians on Saturday in the latest of steps to "cleanse" the country from pro-Russian influences. "Today, I signed the relevant documents to take another step to protect and cleanse our state from those on the side of the aggressor," Zelenskiy said during his nightly video address. Zelenskiy would not list the names, but said they had dual Russian citizenship.

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  Ukraine news – live: Zelensky vows to fight off Putin’s troops from ‘fortress’ Bakhmut

  The city of Bakhmut has become the focal point of Ukrainian resistance to Russia’s invasion

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  President Zelenskyy's planned appearance at Italy's Sanremo Music Festival sparks criticism

  A planned guest appearance by Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at Italy's Sanremo Music Festival is attracting cross-party criticism

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  Ukraine probing senior military officials for suspected corruption

  KYIV (Reuters) -Ukrainian authorities are investigating senior military officials in two separate cases of suspected corruption, officials said on Thursday, part of a crackdown on wrongdoing before talks with European Union leaders. The EU has made addressing corruption a requirement for Ukraine joining the 27-member bloc, a process that takes years. The two sides are due to meet in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv on Friday, a symbolic trip by EU leaders meant to highlight support for Ukraine as th

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  Column: IOC talks tough on Russia — until Paris on horizon

  Not surprisingly, as we draw ever closer to the cash cow that is Paris 2024, the hypocrites running the Olympic movement are eager to get Russia back in the games. Make it clear that the Russians — and their accomplices from Belarus — will not be allowed to compete on the world's biggest sporting stage until they halt the war in Ukraine. — The IOC acted in similar fashion against the two nations blamed for igniting World War II. Germany (which had split into two countries) and Japan were prohi

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  Germany approves 88 Leopard tanks for Ukraine

  Germany has given the green light for the export of Leopard 1 battle tanks to Ukraine in a €100 million deal to bolster Kyiv’s defences.

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  The real reason Ukraine won’t be joining the EU any time soon

  The European Union wants Ukraine as a member state, but not any time soon. It cannot fast-track Kyiv’s membership for fear of bankrupting itself.

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  Training Ukrainians to fly British jets would take too long, says No 10

  The quickest a Ukrainian pilot could learn to fly a British fighter jet is 35 months, Rishi Sunak's spokesman has said, elaborating on an obstacle to sending warplanes to Kyiv.

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