War in Ukraine – Ukraine lowers age for conscription into the army to 25 years – News




War in Ukraine – Ukraine lowers age for conscription into the army to 25 years – News – SRF























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Topics in this news ticker

  • Injured in Dnipro after rocket attack
  • “NATO Mission Ukraine”: Stoltenberg wants to expand the alliance’s role
  • Ukraine lowers age for enlistment in the army to 25 years
  • Lukashenko: Peaceful, but preparing for war
  • Ukraine calls for prosecution of Russian war crimes
  • Painted airplane silhouettes at Russian airfields
  • Ukraine claims two attacks on Russian industrial facilities
  • Russia: Ukrainian drone attack on oil refinery averted
  • Ukraine reports new Russian attacks on energy facilities
  • Belarus starts training maneuvers on borders with Poland and Ukraine
  • South Korea imposes new sanctions against Russia
  • Zelensky: Drones are becoming decisive in the war
  • Zelensky: “Ukraine will win”
  • Car bomb kills representatives of Russian occupation authorities
  • London: Sanctions affect Russian defense industry
  • First wave of draftees in Russia
  • Ukraine: Two of three Shahed drones shot down
  • Zelensky recalls atrocities
  • Events in the Ukraine war from Easter weekend

Swiss Solidarity is calling for donations for Ukraine


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In view of the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, Swiss Solidarity is collecting donations for the affected Ukrainian population. Millions of people – especially children, women and the elderly – have already fled and are seeking refuge in neighboring countries or in areas inland that have been spared from fighting. Swiss Solidarity supports refugees through its partner organizations in Ukraine, the neighboring countries Poland, Romania, Moldova and Hungary as well as in Switzerland.

Donations can be made at www.glueckskette.ch or to postal account 10-15000-6, note “Crisis in Ukraine”.

How does SRF check the sources in war reporting?


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The information about the Ukraine war is numerous and sometimes contradictory. The most reliable sources are local journalists and reporters from other media outlets who you can trust. Other important sources are eyewitnesses – people on site who can provide impressions.

Information from warring parties should be particularly questioned. Because all warring parties make propaganda – in this war of aggression, especially the Russian, official sources. We classify the statements of the warring parties accordingly. Basically, the following applies to SRF: the more difficult and unreliable the sources, the more important transparency is. Disputed facts and information that cannot be independently verified will be identified as such.

Sources: Agencies, SRF


Tagesschau, March 25, 2024, 12:45 p.m


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