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Russian news site reports that property insurance rates against terrorist acts and sabotage have gone through the roof, particularly in border areas while demand for cover has grown too.
Sep. 5
Top News
Shortly after Serbia announced a $3 billion deal to buy 12 French Rafale multi-purpose fighter aircraft, there were rumors that Belgrade would provide MiG-29 warplanes to Ukraine.
Sep. 5
Zelensky
His resignation is part of a larger government reshuffle, with several top officials also stepping down earlier in the week.
Sep. 5
Drones
Novorossiysk, which has become one of the main bases of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet after it was driven out of Crimea by Ukrainian strikes, was hit by maritime drones overnight.
Sep. 5
Zelensky
Over the first day of voting, lawmakers voted for a change of the Minister for Strategic Industries, Environmental Protection, Justice, and Eurointegration.
Sep. 5
Zelensky
The ongoing government reshuffle is the most significant shake-up to Ukraine's civilian leadership since Russia invaded two and a half years ago.
Sep. 5
Zelensky
The 43-year-old -- Ukraine's youngest ever foreign minister when President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed him in 2020 -- is the best-known figure to be on the way out in a major government reshuffle.
Sep. 5
War in Ukraine
Leaked Russian state documents reveal Moscow secretly acquired sensitive goods from India to support its war in Ukraine, bypassing Western sanctions, according to a Financial Times report.
Sep. 5
Top News
Tech giant Yahoo has appointed Valeri Liborski, a tech specialist originally from Ukraine with experience in Amazon and Microsoft, to head the company’s global engineering team.
Sep. 5
F-16
Talks to provide Ukraine with the Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSM) were reportedly in place, though actual deliveries might take months.
Sep. 5
War in Ukraine
US indicts two Russians on election-meddling charges; Death toll rises to 53 in Poltava attack, 65 still in critical condition; Report: Russian economy to plummet due to sanctions and labor shortage.
Sep. 5
Russia
Ukraine has grabbed about as much as it can and Russia isn’t likely to be able to kick Kyiv’s troops out any time soon.
Sep. 4
Top News
“We need new energy. And these steps are related to strengthening our state in various areas,” Zelensky told journalists when asked about the changes.
Sep. 4
Drones
As drone swarms saturate the battlefield, it may be more productive to go after the operator rather than defeating individual drones, and this new system may be the answer.
Sep. 4
Ukraine
In his last interview as Foreign Minister, Kuleba said Russian missiles are just metal, not people, and it should not be considered an escalation if NATO were to down Russian missiles over Ukraine.
Sep. 4
Ukraine
Prior to his resignation, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said he could envision Ukraine receiving an invitation to join NATO before the 2025 bloc’s summit, given enough political will.
Sep. 4
The pilot forwarded documents to Ukraine related to the activities of his military unit as well as private photos of the command staff of the 22nd Heavy Bombing Aviation Division, HUR said.
Jul. 11