Russian gas transit through Ukraine will stop from January 1, according to the Ministry of Energy.
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Denmark: €6 million to restore Ukraine’s energy infrastructure
Denmark announced €6 million in aid to help Ukraine restore its energy infrastructure amid ongoing Russian missile strikes. The funds will support repairs and modernization projects to ensure Ukraine’s power grid withstands winter.
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Palianytsia enters production, German troops possible
Ukraine’s recently developed Palianytsia, a lightweight missile-drone hybrid, has entered serial production; Germany does not rule out deploying troops to Ukraine to ensure a ceasefire; and more.
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NATO examines negotiation scenarios for war
NATO has begun considering various scenarios for ending the war in Ukraine through negotiations, according to Bloomberg.
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Ukrainian soldiers repel Russian offensive in Kursk region
⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian soldiers from the 225th Separate Assault Battalion repel a 🇷🇺Russian offensive in the Kursk region pic.twitter.com/UHaRamhPDv
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 4 décembre 2024Ukrainian soldiers from the 225th Separate Assault Battalion repel a Russian offensive in the Kursk region
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Ambush for UAVs: Shooting down drones for bonuses and vacation
8/ "Having noticed the UAV crew arriving in advance, those who want a bonus and want to go on vacation sit in ambush nearby or right under the expected flight corridor and wait for the 'bird' to take off, after which they shoot it down with small arms fire, …
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Flight corridors for allied copters: diplomacy meets personal gain
4/ "At the same time, so that their 'birds' do not suffer in the heat of the moment, the commanders of the interacting units agree on the flight corridors of allied copters. However, there is a nuance. Everyone wants to go on vacation or get a bonus.
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Russian soldiers shoot own drones for bonuses and leave
1/ Russian soldiers are being incentivised with financial bonuses or extra leave if they shoot down drones. This has reportedly led to some Russians deliberately shooting down their own drones to earn the benefits being offered. ⬇️pic.twitter.com/c2y2ouG4RY
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 4 décembre 20241/ Russian soldiers are being incentivised with financial bonuses or extra leave if they shoot down drones. This has reportedly led to some Russians deliberately shooting down their own drones to earn the benefits being offered.
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Russia’s war harms global climate and environment
Russia is causing immense harm to the global climate and environment through its completely unprovoked and unjust war against Ukraine. This impacts many aspects of biodiversity – from forest destruction and water pollution to disruption of entire ecosystems 🌱 pic.twitter.com/Gb9zLTrqfq
— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 4 décembre 2024Russia is causing immense harm to the global climate and environment through its completely unprovoked and unjust war against Ukraine. This impacts many aspects of biodiversity – from forest destruction and water pollution to disruption of entire ecosystems
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Kadyrov: Ukraine attacked Grozny’s special regiment, wounding people
Kadyrov accused Ukraine of attacking a special forces regiment in Grozny and stated there were 'wounded'