Hanna Palomarenko
speaker
182 appearances
30 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Sep
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Hanna Palomarenko, NPR News, Kyiv.
President Volodymyr Zelensky appealed to EU leaders to support Ukraine.
At the European Council gathering, he emphasized the importance of making a decision on the use of frozen Russian assets as soon as possible.
Zelensky says the money from frozen Russian assets could be used on Ukrainian production of drones, electronic warfare and missiles, as well as European production of artillery shells, reconnaissance drones and air defense systems.
Hanna Polomarenko, NPR News, Kyiv.
The Ukrainian State Emergency Service posted a video in which a drone can be heard flying during a rescue operation in the capital.
The Russian attack continued until morning.
In addition to residential areas that came under fire, Russians targeted energy infrastructure.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Energy announced emergency power outages in most regions.
With the onset of cold weather,
Russia has increased the number of strikes on energy infrastructure, coal enterprises and oil and gas industry facilities.
In a video published by the State Border Service, the freed prisoners of war hug their relatives and make phone calls.
A man wrapped in the Ukrainian flag tells his family by phone that he has returned from captivity.
I am back in my native Ukraine, he exclaims.
The Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War reported that almost all of the freed Ukrainian military and civilians had been held captive in Russia since 2022.
Some of them were exchanged in accordance with the agreements in Istanbul and some as part of the 69th Exchange.
Hanna Palomarenko, NPR News, Kyiv.
Local residents posted videos from the street of Odessa in southern Ukraine.
Streams of water knock people off their feet, debris is carried away by the current, cars and buses are underwater.
Local authorities reported that on the 30th of September, Odessa received almost two months' worth of rainfall in seven hours.
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