This week’s edition: the controversial decision to dismiss the head of Ukraine’s state-owned energy grid operator has prompted resignations from two independent members of the company’s supervisory board, and raised concerns from foreign partners.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Zelensky: Only 4 countries provide Ukraine with long-range weapons
Zelensky: Only 4 countries provide or are capable of providing Ukraine with long-range weapons http://censor.net/ua/n3508271
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Russia attacks Ukrainian positions with poison gas
In defiance of of the 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention, Russians now regularly attacking Ukrainian positions with poison gas.
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Kuleba to focus on strengthening Ukraine-NATO ties
After his resignation, Kuleba will focus on strengthening Ukraine's relations with NATO, Bloomberg reports.
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Kuleba’s resignation anticipated, possible US ambassador role eyed
Ukrainian FM Dmytro Kuleba's resignation has been "long-anticipated" and not as a result "of some fails", Euromaidan Press's MFA sources say He may be eyeing the position of an Ambassador, with the US mentioned as one of the options A detailed analysis on our site coming soon
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Ukraine’s wartime production tripled in 2023, doubled in 2024
Ukraine’s wartime production tripled in 2023, doubled again in 2024, resigning Minister Kamyshin says. "534 days ago, I was appointed as the Minister. My task was clear: to restart the ministry’s operations according to wartime realities," outgoing Strategic Industries
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Operational update on Russian invasion as of Sept 4, 2024
Operational update as of 16:00 (Kyiv time) on September 4, 2024 regarding the Russian invasion
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Poland ready to help Lviv after Russian attack
Poland is ready to help with the reconstruction of Lviv following a Russian attack, according to Tusk.
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IMF demands Ukraine devalue currency, lower rate, raise taxes for aid
Representatives of the International Monetary Fund will demand that Ukraine devalue its currency, lower the key interest rate, and raise taxes. These are the conditions for Ukraine to continue receiving financial assistance from the IMF — Bloomberg, citing its own sources.
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Russie lance des grenades lacrymogènes en séquence
Russia tends to throw gas grenades one after another, purposefully waiting for the effect of the previous gas grenade to run out before throwing in the next one, the soldiers say.