Category: 6. Opinion

Hungary is actively negotiating with Russia’s Gazprom for additional gas supplies in 2025, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told Russia’s RIA news agency on 15 October, as per Euroactiv. This development comes after Hungary recently signed an agreement for extra gas volumes at… Continue Reading

A new report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) has exposed that the Czech Republic has spent five times more on Russian oil and gas than on aid to Ukraine since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. According to the research, released on 14 October 2024, the Czech… Continue Reading

Ukraine strongly denied allegations of supplying Western-provided weapons to African regions, specifically rejecting claims of drone support for Malian rebels. The denial comes in response to a report by French newspaper Le Monde, which suggested Ukrainian involvement in training Malian… Continue Reading

Hundreds of Ukrainian organizations, including schools, businesses, embassies, and media outlets, were evacuated on 14 October 2024 following the receipt of threatening emails claiming terrorist bomb attacks, according to RFE/RL’s Ukrainian Service. The threats reportedly came in the wake of… Continue Reading

Ukrainian air assault brigades have launched targeted attacks against the Russian 155th Naval Infantry Brigade in retaliation for the execution of nine Ukrainian prisoners, according to a Forbes report. This latest atrocity is part of a larger pattern of prisoner executions by Russian forces…. Continue Reading

Russia has announced that, starting in 2025, residents of occupied Ukrainian territories must have Russian passports to receive free prescription medications needed for those with chronic illnesses, according to the Eastern Human Rights Group. In addition to persecuting pro-Ukrainian locals and… Continue Reading

Russian forces launched a ballistic missile strike on the port of Odesa on 14 October, damaging two civilian vessels and port infrastructure, according to Odesa Oblast officials. The attack killed one and injured eight civilians, hit the NS Moon, flying the Belize flag, and the Optima dry cargo… Continue Reading

Military Ukrainian military: Liberation of Kinburn Spit just matter of time. Liberation of the Kinburn Spit is crucial for Ukraine’s military, as it would enhance control over the northwestern Black Sea and strengthen operational capabilities. Fire rages for week following Ukrainian strike on… Continue Reading

Ukrainians with diabetes, bronchial asthma, and other illnesses in Russian-occupied territories will no longer be able to receive free medications without Russian passports starting next year, the Eastern Human Rights Group announced on social media. Earlier, the occupiers already implemented… Continue Reading

While it may be too early to discuss the liberation of the Kinburn Spit, Ukrainian Defense Forces Spokesperson Serhii Bratchuk emphasized that such an operation is merely a matter of time and capability, according to UkrInform. During a television broadcast, Bratchuk highlighted the Kinburn… Continue Reading