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Austrian fighter killed in Ukraine
An Austrian has been killed in Ukraine. He is said to be a 30-year-old right-wing extremist who was fighting for Ukraine against Russia. The Foreign Ministry confirms the death of a citizen, but does not provide any information about the identity of the right-wing extremist.
Richard S. is said to have been a well-known Identitarian. At the request of the "Krone" newspaper, the Foreign Ministry confirms the death of an Austrian citizen, but provides no further information for "data protection reasons" - neither about the man's age nor the circumstances of his death.
The Viennese is said to have been fighting in Ukraine for some time. Reports that the 30-year-old was killed by a drone have not yet been confirmed.
"I like being a soldier and will stay until the end"
According to media reports, the dead man's partner mourned the Viennese in an Instagram post. "I like being a soldier. I can't leave my comrades. I came here for a reason and I will stay until the end of the war," he is said to have told her repeatedly.
Many foreign fighters have already died in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the war in February 2022, Ukrainian troops have repeatedly been joined by fighters from other countries. Many of them have fallen. In total, more than 40,000 Ukrainian and around 80,000 Russian soldiers have been killed so far.
On Thursday, several Russian airstrikes were reported from Ukraine, in which three people were killed and dozens more injured. The Ukrainian air force stated that Russia had fired four Iskander missiles against the city of Zaporizhia. It is located around 50 kilometers from the nuclear power plant of the same name, which has been occupied by the Russian army since 2022. Ukraine's air defense systems also intercepted 57 enemy drones, including Iranian "Shahed" drones, the air force said.
267 children evacuated from several villages near the front line
In the Kharkiv region, regional governor Synehubov announced the evacuation of a total of 267 children and their families from several villages threatened by advancing Russian troops. The 16 villages affected are located near the city of Kupjansk, which Russia has been trying to capture for months.
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