Germany to provide additional $ 111 mn of aid to Ukraine this winter
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced a 100 mn euro (about $111 mn) aid package for Ukraine, citing Russia's continued attacks on energy infrastructure.
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EU considers $ 46 bn Ukraine loan package without participation of US
Brussels is exploring a unilateral €40bn ($46 bn) loan package for Ukraine, circumventing potential Hungarian objections to a G7 plan involving frozen Russian assets.
Switzerland hosts Ukraine Mine Action Conference 2024 in Lausanne
The event gathers international experts to discuss people-focused solutions, partnerships, and technological innovations for clearing mines across nearly 25% of Ukraine's territory.
Ukrainian troops regain position near Torske in Donetsk Oblast –DeepState
Torske is situated in the Donetsk Oblast, near the administrative border with Luhansk Oblast. This position makes it a key point for controlling movement between the two oblasts.
Ukrainian military intel strikes Russian drone base in Syria, media sources say
HUR special forces reportedly struck a Russian military base near Aleppo, Syria, on 15 September, targeting a facility used for manufacturing and testing strike drones.
Politico: Ukraine launched Kursk incursion despite objections from some top brass
When briefed on the Kursk operation, General Zaluzhnyi reportedly asked, "Once you have the bridgehead, what then?" but never received an answer from President Zelenskyy.
Sanctions loophole allows continued Russian oil profits, study finds
Western countries have purchased $2 billion worth of fuel refined from Russian oil in early 2024, potentially funding Moscow's war efforts, a new report claims.
Former UK officials push for unilateral approval for Ukraine’s long-range missile use in Russia
The UK won't permit Ukraine to use Storm Shadow missiles against Russian targets without US approval, as the government anticipates approval at the UN assembly, per The Times.
Russian drone attack targets Konotop and Sumy cities as Ukraine downs 34 Shaheds of 51
The attack caused widespread power outages in Sumy, affecting over 280,000 people, while critical infrastructure is running on backup power.
Long-range strikes into Russia with British Storm Shadow missiles need US permission on cartography data
A complex web of international regulations and data ownership is complicating Ukraine's plans to use Storm Shadow missiles against Russian military targets. The missiles' advanced guidance system requires highly accurate US-owned elevation maps, potentially requiring Washington's approval for their use.
“Delusional ideas”: Ukrainian military officials describe communications with Trump assassination suspect
Despite Routh's expressions of support for Ukraine, multiple Ukrainian military units, including the 12th National Guard Azov Brigade and the International Legion, have issued statements denying any connection to Ryan Wesley Routh. Officials described his attempts to contact them as unrealistic and delusional.
Ukraine adds Russians at War filmmaker to national security threat list
The Ukrainian government added filmmaker Anastasia Trofimova to its security watch list, rejecting her documentary's framing of the war as a conflict between “brotherly nations," which potentially fuels Russian propaganda.
Kyiv invites international organizations to Kursk amid ongoing military action
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has called on the UN and Red Cross to assist with humanitarian efforts in areas of Russia's Kursk Oblast now under Ukrainian control.
Zelenskyy to speak at UN General Assembly next week
Western allies reportedly will discuss allowing Ukraine to use long-range weapons against targets within Russia during the upcoming UN General Assembly.
Zelenskyy: Only 4 of 14 planned brigades equipped due to slow pace of Western aid
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted a stark imbalance in artillery capabilities during a recent CNN interview, naming a 12 to 1 ratio imbalance and underscoring the urgent need for increased munitions support from Ukraine's partners.
“Political violence has no place anywhere in world” – Zelenskyy condemns attempted assassination of Trump
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has spoken out against political violence following an alleged assassination attempt on former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Strongest earthquake of 2024 strikes Romania, tremors reach Ukraine
The tremors reached as far as Odesa, located approximately 340 kilometers from the epicenter.
Allegedly cross-border strikes hit Russia’s Belgorod, damaging civilian infrastructure
Belgorod, a city near the Ukrainian border, faced a complex assault involving both drones and multiple launch rocket systems on 16 September and allegedly causing widespread damage to residential buildings and vehicles.
Toronto film festival to screen Russians at War film amidst propaganda claims
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) decided to screen Russians at War on 17 September at the TIFF Lightbox, after initially suspending showings due to security concerns after the film sparked protests from Ukrainian officials and community, who claimed it amounts to propaganda.
Russia receives at least $1 bn in profits from grain stolen in occupied Ukraine
A complex network of international actors is profiting from Russia's theft of Ukrainian grain, undermining efforts to isolate Moscow economically.