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Washington's decision follows a review clearing the brigade of human rights violations, despite its controversial origins.
- The Azov Brigade, now part of Ukraine's National Guard, has been key in defending Mariupol against Russian forces.
- The US State Department found no evidence of human rights violations by the brigade, leading to the lifting of the ban.
- Russia condemns the decision, labeling the brigade as ultranationalist and accusing the US of supporting neo-Nazis.
- The move is expected to enhance the combat capabilities of the brigade and aid in personnel safety.
- Ukraine continues to seek international support for its defense and reconstruction efforts amid ongoing Russian aggression.
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