EU countries bordering the conflict zone lose approximately a percentage point of their GDP growth each year as a result of Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, the European Commission’s autumn macro forecast reports. Over the first two years of the war…
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On November 19, Russia conducted a large-scale attack on Western Ukraine employing drones and ballistic missiles, resulting in 25 fatalities in Ternopil.
The Russian offensive targeted energy infrastructure across seven Ukrainian regions using 476 attack drones and 48 missiles of various types. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 483 aerial threats; however, seven missiles and 34 UAVs reached their targets. The affected…
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On November 19, Russia conducted a large-scale attack on Western Ukraine employing drones and ballistic missiles, resulting in 26 fatalities in Ternopil.
The Russian offensive targeted energy infrastructure across seven Ukrainian regions using 476 attack drones and 48 missiles of various types. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 483 aerial threats; however, seven missiles and 34 UAVs reached their targets. The affected…
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On November 19, Russia conducted a large-scale attack on Western Ukraine employing drones and ballistic missiles, resulting in 26 fatalities in Ternopil.
The Russian offensive targeted energy infrastructure across seven Ukrainian regions using 476 attack drones and 48 missiles of various types. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 483 aerial threats; however, seven missiles and 34 UAVs reached their targets. The affected…
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The White House is seeking to facilitate an agreement to resolve the war in Ukraine by the end of the month.
The administration of US President Donald Trump is preparing to announce a framework designed to bring about an end to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict soon. Washington anticipates that all parties may reach consensus on the key elements of the proposed peace plan by the…
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The US will sell Ukraine $105M worth of Patriot equipment, and Spain will allocate €615M to support Ukraine’s Armed Forces.
The US State Department has approved the sale of goods and services related to maintaining Patriot air defense systems, including launcher modernization components, for $105M. It is noted that “the agreement will contribute to achieving the goals of US foreign policy…
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Due to the war, Russian arms exports have dropped by 50%.
Russian arms exports, which previously brought in $14B annually to the country’s economy before its invasion of Ukraine, have decreased by half compared to 2022, said Sergey Chemezov, CEO of Rostec, a Russian state-owned defense conglomerate headquartered in Moscow….
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Ukraine, seeking compensation for climate-related damages caused by the Russian war, pursues $44B.
According to Deputy Minister of Economy Pavlo Kartashov, speaking at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil, Ukraine will claim nearly $44B in damages attributable to increased emissions during the ongoing hostilities in the country. This case may set a precedent, as it…
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Ukraine will launch a war risk insurance program for the frontline territories, and soon it will expand to cover the entire country.
The Ukrainian budget has already allocated ₴1B for this initiative, said Deputy Minister of Economy Andriy Telyupa. “Almost every large insurance company is currently ready to insure against war risks. However, this does not apply to frontline areas. But if you have…
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Prague and Kyiv are currently engaged in discussions regarding the potential supply of Ukrainian oil to the Czech Republic.
The Czech Republic may begin importing Ukrainian oil by the end of the year. The matter has reportedly been deliberated between Polish company Orlen – owner of Czech refineries – and Ukrainian officials. Ukraine advanced this proposal following the destruction of…
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