Lithuania: We want to buy short-range SAMs for Ukraine
Nauseda also revealed plans to invest in the production of Ukraine's long-range weapon "Palianytsia" and expressed interest in collaborating on maritime drone manufacturing.
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Germany to train 20,000 Ukrainian soldiers by end of 2024
As part of the European mission EUMAM Ukraine, the training focuses on modern combat techniques and the operation of advanced military systems provided by Western allies.
Russian strategic bomber fires missile at civilian cargo vessel en route to Egypt near Snake Island
While no casualties were reported, the attack raises concerns about the potential impact on global food security.
Zelenskyy blasts China-Brazil “peace” plan as “destructive,” calls for global support to stop Russia
Ukrainian President labeled the China-Brazil peace plan as politically destructive, emphasizing that it was not discussed with Ukraine. He criticized the lack of respect for Ukrainian territorial integrity and rejected calls for negotiations with Russian President Putin.
US chipmakers testify before Senate on why their products are found in Russian missiles
While US company executives insisted they comply with sanctions, senators remained skeptical, citing evidence of new chips in modern Russian weapons systems.
Two drones allegedly shot down approaching Russia’s Olenya air base near Finland 1,750+ km from Ukraine
Russian sources claim Ukrainian drones targeted a bomber base in Murmansk Oblast near Finland, with two drones reportedly shot down today near Olenya air base and three more yesterday. Russians fired upon their civilian aircraft during the attack.
ISW: Ukrainian, Russian forces make marginal gains near Toretsk, Russians capture village near Pokrovsk
Russian and Ukrainian forces continued fighting near Toretsk and Pokrovsk in eastern Ukraine. Russians seized Lysivka and advanced southeast of Pokrovsk, while both sides made marginal gains, ISW says.
US and EU reiterate transatlantic concern over Chinese support for Russia’s war against Ukraine
Western powers emphasize that China's support of Russia poses a threat to global security and stability.
UK quietly approves Ukraine’s use of Storm Shadow missiles in Russia, US may lift similar restrictions, The Guardian says
US Secretary of State Blinken suggested lifting restrictions on Ukraine's use of long-range weapons, while UK sources indicate Britain has allowed Storm Shadow strikes on Russian targets, per The Guardian.
Russian drone strike on Konotop injures 14; Ukraine downs 44/64 Shahed drones during ongoing air attack
Russians launch a massive air assault on Ukraine, deploying 64 explosive drones and several missiles. Drone strikes in Sumy's Konotop injured at least 14 civilians. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted 44 drones. The attack is ongoing at the time of publication.
Ukrainian MANPADS takes down Russian Su-30SM jet over Black Sea
Ukrainian HUR soldiers successfully destroyed a Russian Su-30SM fighter jet over the Black Sea using MANPADS on 11 September. The aircraft was based in Saky, occupied Crimea.
Politico: US finalizes plans for Ukraine’s deeper strikes inside Russia with US-supplied weapons
The Biden administration is finalizing plans to ease restrictions on Ukraine's use of US-donated weapons, potentially allowing deeper strikes inside Russia, per Politico sources.
UK pledges over £600 million in aid to help Ukraine ahead of winter attacks by Russia
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy emphasized the UK’s unwavering commitment of his country from supporting Ukraine during his visit to Kyiv.
Blinken in Kyiv announces new $325 million aid for Ukraine’s energy sector devasted by Russian aerial strikes
The US has also pledged $290 million in new humanitarian aid to support displaced civilians in Ukraine.
The NYT: North Korea defies Western sanctions, continues supplying Russia with short-range ballistic missiles
Recent examinations of missile remnants from attacks on Kyiv in August revealed that some were manufactured this year.
Ukraine needs $14 billion to rebuild educational infrastructure
Every seventh educational institution in Ukraine has been destroyed or damaged in the Russian ongoing war, necessitating billions in reconstruction funds.
Lithuania says NATO forces should shoot down Russian drones in region
A recent Russian drone crash in Latvia has sparked debate about the effectiveness of NATO's air policing mission in the Baltic region.
Blinken announces over $700 million in humanitarian and energy aid for Ukraine
The United States is set to provide $325 million to bolster Ukraine's energy infrastructure as winter approaches, Secretary Blinken revealed in Kyiv.
Norman Foster Foundation invites architects worldwide to rebuild Kharkiv
Russian missile strikes in March 2022 devastated Kharkiv's Regional Administration building and the Freedom Square, symbols of Ukraine's second-largest city.
Ukrainian tech grants boosted to support innovation
In a move to bolster the development of cutting-edge defense technologies, the Brave1 defense tech cluster has raised its grants.