The former mayor of Uman, Oleksandr Tsebrii, was killed at the front. US Vice President Kamala Harris has officially joined the presidential race. We have collected the main news for July 25.
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G7 to finalize $50B Ukraine loan backed by Russian assets
G7 to finalize plan by October on $50 billion loan for Ukraine backed by Russian assets revenue.
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Russia Advances in Donetsk, Occupying Villages and Posing New Threats
Since February, Russian forces have steadily advanced across multiple sectors of the front in Donetsk Oblast. They have occupied villages previously liberated by Ukraine, wiped out entire towns, and introduced new threats to the region's overall defense.
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Attacks may cause Ukraine power shortage for capital-intensive businesses
"If attacks continue, Ukraine could soon lack power for its capital-intensive large businesses, triggering a fall in tax revenue. “It will be a really significant problem for our macroeconomic situation,” she said. 7X
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Ukraine and partners need to grasp wider Russian strategy
Nataliia Shapoval @Nataliia_Shapo
, head of the Kyiv School of Economics Institute @KSE_Institute , said Ukraine and its partners need to grasp the wider Russian strategy: 6/ -
Ukraine faces electricity cuts until war ends, experts say
Experts predict Ukrainians will face electricity cuts until the war ends, with Russian attacks likely to continue outpacing repair efforts 4/
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Ukraine’s electricity capacity plummets from 55 to under 20 GW
Ukraine's pre-invasion electricity production capacity of 55 gigawatts has plummeted to below 20 gigawatts 3/
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Russian attacks halve Ukraine electricity capacity, cause 20-hour blackouts
Russian attacks have reduced Ukraine's electricity generating capacity by over 50%, forcing nationwide blackouts of up to 20 hours daily 2/
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Visit Ukraine to witness daily war escalation
come to Ukraine and you'll see that "war escalates" every single day.
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Russia has nearly 90,000 troops in Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Currently, the number of Russian military personnel in Zaporizhzhia Oblast is nearly 90,000 soldiers, said Dmitro Liakhoviy, spokesperson for the "Tavria" operational-strategic group. However, Ukraine sees no signs that the enemy plans an offensive in the region.