Starting January 2026, a second major coordination and transit center for military equipment being sent to Ukraine will be established in Romania, working alongside the existing center in Rzeszow, Poland. With this new logistics hub, NATO will double its transit capacity…
Category: 9. Business
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Since September, ongoing Russian attacks have exacerbated energy supply challenges for Ukraine’s industry.
Data from the Institute for Economic Research indicate that in November 2025 power outages emerged as a significant concern for 43% of industrial enterprises in Ukraine – up from 19% in October – amid intensified strikes on critical infrastructure. Consequently, the…
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Ukraine will only have to repay the €90B loan to the EU if Russia pays reparations.
“We received €90B for 2026-2027. We expect to use all €210B of Russia’s assets. And Ukraine will return this interest-free loan of €90B only if Russia pays reparations to Ukraine”, said President Zelenskyy. He emphasized that this is an important financial,…
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The US anticipates an agreement between Ukraine and Russia by year’s end and suggests a trilateral meeting.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio states that currently only a diplomatic path exists to end the war that involves concessions from both sides. “We are trying to understand what Russia can give and what it expects to receive, what Ukraine can give and what it expects…
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Moscow has revised its military plans, pushing back the date of potential actions against Europe to 2027.
According to Kyrylo Budanov, head of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, the primary target in the event of further Russian aggression would be the Baltic states (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia), which are considered the first strategic…
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Ukrainian drones have targeted a Russian tanker in the Mediterranean Sea at 2,000 kilometers.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) used drones to strike the QENDIL, a Russian shadow fleet tanker, in neutral Mediterranean waters – the first incident of its kind. The QENDIL, which Russia employs to circumvent international sanctions, was severely damaged and is…
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Energy sector and 500% duty: The US introduces new sanctions against Russia.
The US House of Representatives has proposed a new bill aimed at strengthening Russian sanctions, with the bill to be considered as early as January.
Specifically, the Peace Through Strength Against Russia Act of 2025 includes:
- Imposing sanctions on top Russian…
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Portugal announces plans to collaborate with Ukraine on the production of naval drones and allocates €50M for the procurement of US-made weapons.
President Zelenskyy and Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro have formalized an agreement regarding joint naval drone manufacturing. President Zelenskyy described the development of naval drones as a key area of advancement in defense, emphasizing the necessity for…
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Ukraine has withdrawn its GDP warrants from circulation. What does this mean for the national debt?
Owners of over 99% of Ukraine’s GDP-linked debt securities (GDP warrants), amounting to $2.6B, have agreed to restructure the debt. As a result of this, Ukraine will completely eliminate these instruments – GDP warrants will be exchanged for standard government debt…
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The US-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund is now fully operational.
The Board of Directors recently approved its investment strategy and set protocols, paving the way for the Fund to be fully active by early 2026, according to the Ministry of Economy. The Fund is set to focus on investments across key areas such as critical minerals,…
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