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    Former Ukrainian defense minister launches 'Army of Robots'โ—Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov launches "Army of Robots". What is knownโœ‰newsTechnologyRobotics4 min ago

    Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Fedorov has announced the launch of an initiative called the 'Army of Robots'. Details remain limited, but the project is understood to focus on robotic systems, a field Ukraine has rapidly expanded since the Russian invasion. The announcement is drawing attention given Fedorov's previous role overseeing defense procurement and technology during the war.

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    German foreign minister urges Russia to abandon escalation in rare meetingโ—Ukraine war briefing: German foreign minister urges Russia to abandon dangerous escalation in rare meetingโœ‰newsWarUkraine27 min ago

    Germany's foreign minister met with her Russian counterpart in a rare face-to-face encounter, urging Moscow to abandon what she called a dangerous escalation of the war in Ukraine. The meeting stands out given the near-total breakdown of direct diplomatic contact between Berlin and Moscow since Russia's full-scale invasion, and it signals continued European efforts to keep channels open even as fighting intensifies.

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    Finland's Stubb credits Trump for pushing Ukraine peace talksโ—Finland's Stubb credits Trump for pushing Ukraine peace talks while dismissing Russian invasion fearsโœ‰newsWarUkraine27 min ago

    Finnish President Alexander Stubb said Donald Trump deserves credit for pushing Ukraine peace talks forward, while playing down fears that Russia could invade Finland or other NATO countries. Stubb argued the pressure from Washington has moved negotiations with Moscow further than before. The remarks are drawing attention given Finland's position as NATO's newest member bordering Russia and its hardline stance since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

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    Ukraine sanctions Russian cartoon 'Masha and the Bear'โ—'Masha and the Bear': Ukraine sanctions Russian cartoonโœ‰newsWarUkraine27 min ago

    Ukraine has imposed sanctions on 'Masha and the Bear', the popular Russian animated children's series, according to DW. The cartoon, one of Russia's most successful cultural exports, is targeted as part of Kyiv's broader restrictions on Russian media and cultural products since the full-scale invasion. The move means distribution and broadcasting of the show will be curtailed in Ukraine.