Author: Oleg Sukhov

In the midst of speculation regarding a potential new mobilization of conscripts by the Kremlin, some potential draftees in Russia express hesitance towards defending their country’s territory following Ukraine’s recent incursion into Kursk Oblast. The incursion revealed Russia’s shortage of reserves, leading to discussions about the need for forced mobilization amid the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Despite ongoing offensives in Donetsk Oblast, Russia is facing costly troop losses, with contradictory reports on the number of casualties. Analysis suggests that Russian President Vladimir Putin may delay mobilization to avoid political and economic repercussions, focusing on maintaining the perception of progress in…

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Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry dismissed claims that Germany would halt military aid, calling them manipulations. Reports from Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung suggested that Germany’s Finance Ministry wouldn’t approve additional aid due to budgetary concerns. While Ukraine will still receive previously approved assistance, new requests from the German Defense Ministry may not be supported. Spokesperson Heorhy Tykhyi clarified that Germany has not definitively stopped military aid, as the budget will be finalized in November. He expressed hope for continued support for Ukraine’s Defense Forces. The potential freeze on aid has caused controversy within the German government, with the 2024 budget proposing 8 billion…

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Former top White House official and advisor to Donald Trump, Kellyanne Conway, has taken on a new role as a lobbyist to bolster support for Ukraine. Her hiring by Ukrainian oligarch Viktor Pinchuk aims to sway the Republican Party’s presidential candidate to take Ukraine’s side for political gain. This move highlights Kyiv’s efforts to influence U.S. lawmakers and decision-makers about the importance of Ukraine in upholding democratic principles. With the U.S. election approaching, the dynamic between the candidates regarding Ukraine is becoming more significant. While Trump has a history of cozying up to adversaries like Putin, recent criticism of Biden’s…

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Support independent journalism in Ukraine. Join us in this fight. Become a member Support us just once Amidst conflicting narratives of disinformation, Russia’s July 8 missile attack on Kyiv’s children’s hospital has shocked the world. Nearly 40 missiles targeted the region, posing a threat to Moscow’s reputation on the eve of the NATO summit. Despite Kremlin claims of a Ukrainian missile strike, evidence suggests a Russian missile hit the hospital. Russian propagandists have tried to justify the attack, while Ukrainian and Western analysts have debunked their false narratives. The international community has condemned Russia’s actions, emphasizing the need for support…

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Support Independent Journalism in Ukraine Join us in this fight Support independent journalism in Ukraine. Join us in this fight. Become a member | Support us just once Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the Russian government has directed its financial resources towards funding the ongoing war. In an effort to support their military efforts, Russia has implemented various financial strategies including increased taxation, borrowing, and money printing. Russia’s central bank is facing challenges in maintaining a stable financial system amidst the rising costs of the war. The country’s budget has been heavily impacted by the increased military…

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Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau Faces Turmoil Over Leak Scandal Members of the Ukrainian parliament’s anti-corruption committee criticized the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) for his handling of a scandal involving leaks from the bureau. The NABU employees allegedly leaked information to suspects in a corruption investigation, leading to turmoil within the agency. The NABU’s first deputy chief, Gizo Uglava, has been suspended amid the leak investigation, which has raised concerns about the bureau’s credibility. The head of NABU, Semen Kryvonos, has been accused of failing to address the scandal promptly and adequately. Additionally, a separate scandal…

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Support Independent Journalism in Ukraine Join us in the fight for independent journalism in Ukraine by supporting The National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) as it faces turmoil due to recent leaks and scandals. In late May, top employees of NABU were found leaking information to suspects in corruption investigations, raising questions about the agency’s independence. The leaks involve individuals linked to the President’s Office, highlighting the potential political influence over NABU. The investigation into the leaks is ongoing, with the bureau facing criticism for its handling of the situation. Key figures like Gizo Uglava, the agency’s first deputy head,…

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