Maria Tril

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Mariia Tril is a Ukraine-based journalist covering politics, military, and international affairs. She holds a master’s degree in journalism from the Ukrainian Catholic University in Lviv, completed an internship at The Kyiv Independent. For over 2 years, she has been contributing for English-language outlet Euromaidan Press.

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ISW: Ukrainian gains highlight Russian units’ degradation

Russian forces likely suffered compounding losses in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk oblasts, as they have defended without operational-level unit rotations since the Ukrainian counteroffensive.

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UK Intel: Ukraine and Russia launch raids to control key Dnipro River islands in Kherson Oblast

Ukrainian and Russian forces raids in Kherson Oblast along the lower Dnipro River continued in September, marking the current frontline in that area.

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UK declares Russian Wagner Group a terrorist organization

The British government designated Wagner as a terrorist group. Being part of or supporting Wagner is now a crime in the UK, punishable by up to 14 years in prison.

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Russia considers WhatsApp ban, citing risk of “prohibited information”

Russia warns blocking WhatsApp after it unveiled a new channel feature that resembles Telegram's. The Roskomnadzor, Russia's state censor’s proposal showcasing the Kremlin's push to tighten its grip on media, according to ISW’s daily report.

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ISW: Russia loses another top commander in battle in Ukraine

A key Russian paratrooper regiment lost its commander in combat in Ukraine, making him the unit's second officer to be killed this year, the Institute for the Study of War said in an update.

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British intel: Sevastopol missile strikes deal major blow to Russia’s Black Sea fleet

The Ukrainian attack on the Sevastopol shipyard has destroyed two key Russian warships, undermining Moscow's Black Sea capabilities. This significantly affects Russia's ability to strike further targets in Ukraine.

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EU renews sanctions on nearly 1,800 Russians, excluding four people

The European Council extended existing sanctions on Russians for the next 6 months for threatening Ukraine's sovereignty, remaining nearly 1 800 Russians under travel bans and asset freezes until March 2024.

vessel ukraine grain initiative depart odesa port

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Bulgaria backs down on Ukrainian grain ban

Bulgaria, which previously supported the EU's Ukrainian grain embargo, is going to resume imports as its parliament is set to vote for ceasing the country's participation in the trade blockade.

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Ukrainian intel confirms damage to two Russian ships hit in occupied Sevastopol’s shipyard

Ukraine damaged Russian navy ships - a large landing craft and a submarine - and port infrastructure, in a missile attack on the Russia-occupied Crimean city of Sevastopol, Ukrainian officials said on 13 September.

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Russo-Ukrainian war 2022-2026

Int’l architects to restore Ukraine’s war-torn cultural legacy

For the first time, a coalition of 11 organizations across Europe launched a 3-year project to analyze, restore, and protect Ukraine's cultural heritage damaged by war.

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UK Intel: Russian soldiers get 2,7 more than Russia’s national average salary

Salary perks lure Russians to join invasion of Ukraine with privates promised 195,000 rubles (about $2040) monthly; while junior ranks serving in Ukraine get over 200,000 rubles (about $2100) per month, equating to 2.7 times the average salary in Russia.

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ISW: Assassination of Wagner Group Leadership effectively ends organization’s autonomy from Kremlin

Russian President Vladimir Putin is suspected of assassinating Wagner Group leaders just weeks after their armed rebellion against the Kremlin.

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ISW: Russian commander suggests freezing the war along the current frontlines

Recent Ukrainian gains near the Donetsk-Zaporizhzhia area have prompted a Russian commander to propose freezing the war in Ukraine along the current frontlines; ISW assessed this would only benefit Russia.

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WP: Russia aims for thousands of drones by 2025

Russia is working to increase its domestic production of Iranian Shahed-136 and Shahed-131 drones. This indicates Russia aims to carry out larger drone strikes in Ukraine over the long term.

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Maria Tril

ISW: Ukrainian gains highlight Russian units’ degradation

UK Intel: Ukraine and Russia launch raids to control key Dnipro River islands in Kherson Oblast

UK declares Russian Wagner Group a terrorist organization

Russia considers WhatsApp ban, citing risk of “prohibited information”

ISW: Russia loses another top commander in battle in Ukraine

British intel: Sevastopol missile strikes deal major blow to Russia’s Black Sea fleet

EU renews sanctions on nearly 1,800 Russians, excluding four people

Bulgaria backs down on Ukrainian grain ban

Ukrainian intel confirms damage to two Russian ships hit in occupied Sevastopol’s shipyard

Int’l architects to restore Ukraine’s war-torn cultural legacy

UK Intel: Russian soldiers get 2,7 more than Russia’s national average salary

ISW: Assassination of Wagner Group Leadership effectively ends organization’s autonomy from Kremlin

ISW: Russian commander suggests freezing the war along the current frontlines

WP: Russia aims for thousands of drones by 2025

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