At an OIP Land Systems hangar in Belgium, a co-founder of Yandex described the war’s lines of German-made Leopard 1 tanks as “barbaric,” according to Reuters.
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The co-founder of Yandex, a Russian technology company founder, has described the ongoing conflict in Ukraine as “barbaric,” indicating that it is not common for ordinary Russians to oppose one another. He has been based in Tel Aviv since 2014 and has lived there his entire life. President Biden requested Congress to approve $20.6 billion in new funding for Ukraine, with $13 billion going towards military aid. Since the invasion, the U.S. has provided over $60 billion worth of aid to Ukraine.
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Arkady Volozh, a co-founder of Yandex, expressed his strong opposition to Russia’s brutal invasion of Ukraine to the Bell news outlet, which focused on the country. He shared that he had family in Ukraine and was disgusted by the daily bombings into Ukrainian homes.
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Yandex has been accused of censoring content about the conflict to adhere to Russian law.
The latest in a spate of drone attacks apparently targeting the Russian capital, with air defenses downing two drones over Moscow.
The Telegram of Russia’s Defense Ministry revealed that nine drones targeting Crimea crashed into the Black Sea, while air defenses downed two others, but there were no casualties. The Washington Post could not verify these claims independently.
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According to The Washington Post, a private seller purchased German-made tanks from dozens of Belgian dealers for refurbishment purposes and sent them to Ukraine. The price of the tanks was not disclosed by the buyer, who also did not provide any information on when they would be sent back to Europe.
A warehouse explosion in the Moscow area on Wednesday resulted in almost 60 people being injured and one person losing their life, leading to the arrest of the director of a pyrotechnics company. The Russian Investigative Committee’s official investigation is now focusing on implementing safety measures for hazardous manufacturing facilities, according to Olga Vrady, the spokeswoman.
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The story of Ukraine’s unwavering determination remains drained by a brutal summer and lagging counteroffensive, which have resulted in little visible progress on the front line for two months, as reported by Post journalists in their country.
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According to local officials, a strike in Zaporizhzhia city on Thursday resulted in the death of one person and left nine others injured.
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Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister Hanna Maliar and a spokesperson from Russia’s Defense Ministry have both stated that Russian forces are intensifying their offensive operations in Kupyansk, located in eastern Ukraine.
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The destruction of resources in Russia is an active part of Ukraine’s counteroffensive, according to the military spokeswoman.
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According to Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak, Poland will have up to 10,000 troops stationed at the border with Belarus to assist border guards. He stated that around 4,000 soldiers will support the national border agency and 6,000 will be in reserve.
The sanctions were announced by Canada, the United States, and Britain against Belarus. In particular, nine individuals, including the head of Belarus’s state television network, were sanctioned; eight individuals were also sanctionneD by the U.S. Treasury Department and some state-owned enterprises; and British sanctions targeted Belarusian defense organizations and other foreign military suppliers.
Germany has agreed to provide Ukraine with two Patriot air defense launchers as part of a new military package for Kyiv, which will include dozens of reconnaissance drones, 100 machine guns, and ammunition.
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According to Francesca Ebel and Konstiantyn Khudov, Ukrainian musicians are using their music as a tool to promote the country’s folk tradition and boost national pride after 18 months of fighting.
The ban on Russian music on local radio and the reversion of Ukrainian-singled singers to Ukrainian are part of an effort to eliminate the influence of Russian-language artists and music.
Maria Kvitka, a folk singer, stated that Ukrainian music was devalued during the Soviet Union and made it unrefined. She expressed her desire to witness its revival.