Russian aviation bombed Hulyaipole — a family with children was injured
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Russian aviation bombed Hulyaipole — a family with children was injured

Ivan Fedorov
Huliaipol

The Russian army carried out at least six airstrikes on Hulyaipol on February 8. One of the KABs flew into a house where a family with two children lived.

Points of attention

  • Russian aviation conducted at least six airstrikes in Hulyaipole, causing injuries to a family with two children.
  • The house where the family resided was destroyed by Russian KABs, resulting in the father, mother, and children sustaining injuries.
  • The father and mother suffered shrapnel wounds and head injuries, while the children endured contusions due to the enemy shelling.
  • Ivan Fedorov, the head of Zaporizhzhia OVA, confirmed the injuries and mentioned that the injured family received medical assistance.
  • The tragic incident sheds light on the devastating consequences of the ongoing conflicts and the innocent civilians who become victims of such airstrikes.

Russian KAB destroyed a house in Huliaipol

The Russians launched at least 6 strikes on the frontline town of Hulyaipol, said Ivan Fedorov, head of the Zaporizhzhia OVA.

According to the head of the OVA, the parents and two children were injured as a result of enemy shelling of Hulyaipol.

Russian KABs destroyed the house where the family lived. The father and mother received shrapnel wounds and head injuries, and the children suffered contusions.

Ivan Fedorov

Ivan Fedorov

Head of the Zaporizhzhia OVA

He added that the injured were provided with medical assistance.

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EU extends "transport visa-free regime" with Ukraine

Denis Shmyhal
a car

The agreement on the liberalization of freight transport between Ukraine and the European Union has been extended until the end of 2025.

Points of attention

  • The EU has extended the 'transport visa-free regime' between Ukraine and the European Union until the end of 2025, leading to increased freight traffic and economic development in Ukraine.
  • During the period of the 'transport visa-free regime,' Ukrainian exports to the EU by road saw a 42% increase, while imports to Ukraine by road grew by 37%, showcasing the positive impact of this agreement.
  • The 'transport visa-free regime' plays a crucial role in Ukraine's sectoral integration into Europe and enhances the country's chances for future membership in the European Union.

"Transport visa-free regime" between Ukraine and the European Union extended

This was reported by the Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal.

According to Shmyhal, this is the fourth extension of the "transport visa-free regime." He added that during this time, Ukrainian exports by road to the EU have increased by 42%, and imports by road to Ukraine by 37%.

"Visa-free travel" is part of Ukraine's sectoral integration into Europe and a prerequisite for our membership in the European Union.

Denys Shmyhal

Denys Shmyhal

Prime Minister of Ukraine

"Visa-free transport" is a special agreement that simplifies road freight transportation between Ukraine and the countries of the European Union. Its official name is the Agreement on Road Freight Transportation, which Ukraine signed with the EU back in 2022.

According to the agreement, Ukrainian carriers can freely transport goods within the EU without the need to obtain separate permits.

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