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In a Telegram video, Captain Sviatoslav Palamar of Ukraine's Azov Regiment said that Russia pounded the steelworks with naval and barrel artillery through the night and dropped heavy bombs from planes.
After it became clear that Barlev had accidentally shared the name of a soldier killed in the mission and its location, the Military Censor's Office said it would lift the censorship.
Memorial Day for Israel's Fallen Soldiers and Victims of Terrorism will be marked with a series of state services nationwide until Wednesday night, at which point Independence Day celebrations are to begin.
According to the Israeli Voice Index for April 2022, just one-third of Jewish respondents give Prime Minister Naftali Bennett's policy for dealing with the security events of the last month a good rating.
Ukraine's grain exports in jeopardy as authorities formally close seaports captured by Russia. Push to arm Ukraine putting strain on US weapons stockpile.
