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European Union · KyivKYIV (Reuters) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy issued a fresh plea to the international community to hurry up and deliver more air defences, start formal talks for his country to enter the European Union, and invite Ukraine to join NATO. Ukrainian forces face a worsening position in the east and await delivery of U.S. weapons following the April 23 approval by Congress of a $61 billion aid package after months of delay. Zelenskiy h…See the Story
Ukraine's Zelenskiy issues fresh plea for Patriots, EU accession, NATO entry
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Europe · Ukraine Oleksandr Taran's mobile artillery unit isn't officially part of Ukraine's military, but that hasn't stopped his men from destroying Russian targets on their own dime. "We ... get by thanks to the pension fund," the 68-year-old commander - whose call sign is "Grandpa" - said with a chuckle. Taran's all-volunteer unit, the Steppe Wolves, is comprised of dozens of Ukrainian men mostly over 60 years old who are considered too old to be drafted but still want to fight. Roving behind the front line with truck-mounted rocket launchers, they take orders from field commanders and work with other troops, contributing to the war effort despite lacking official support from the military. The unit is funded by donations and stocked with faulty rounds they repair themselves as well as weapons captured from the enemy. Both are delivered to them by front-line troopsSee the Story
Ukrainian 'Grandpa' leads over-60s unit fighting Russian forces free of charge
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Business · St. John'sCenovus Energy has been ordered to pay a $2.5-million fine for its role in the largest offshore oil spill in Newfoundland and Labrador history. The fine, which was handed down in St. John's provincial court Friday, must be paid within 30 days. "We deeply regret this incident happened," said Colleen McConnell, a communications specialist with Cenovus in St. John's in a statement to CBC News. "We work hard every day to protect each other, our communities and the environment." The 2018 spill from a flowline connector in the South White Rose Extension released about 250,000 litres of oil into the Atlantic ocean. The extension is affiliated with the White Rose field, about 350 kilometres east of St. John's. In February, Calgary-based Husky Energy pleaded guilty to three charges laid over the same spill.See the Story
Cenovus fined $2.5 million for biggest oil spill in Newfoundland and Labrador history
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