Articles tagged "Ukrenergo"

Russia planned to steal grain and starve Ukrainians ahead of invasion, evidence shows -- Russia admits Ukrainian troops operate on Dnipro River's occupied east bank -- Russia not elected to UNESCO Executive Board for the first time in history -- Moscow university imports Canadian drone detector despite sanctions -- and more

Russian attacks damaged 70 large energy facilities in Ukraine -- Is Ukraine’s new Black Sea corridor working? Experts say it has potential -- Ukraine, Netherlands start talks on bilateral security guarantees agreement -- Russia has lost 4,000 soldiers in battle for Avdiivka -- and more

Marine drones strike Russian ships near Crimea -- Ukrainian resistance in occupied Melitopol blows up train carrying Russian ammunition, fuel -- Russian offensive in Avdiivka faces setbacks -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant to move second reactor into hot shutdown -- and more

Ukraine advancing past final Russian defensive line in western Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- The continued menace of Russian disinformation -- Russia launches missile strike against recreational facility in Odesa Oblast -- Ukraine strikes Russian air base in Crimea -- and more

Russian oligarchs enjoy luxury life in UK under sanctions exemptions -- Ukraine needs more air defenses to protect its cities -- Putin attempts to bribe African leaders with free grain after pulling out of grain deal -- Ukraine's energy operator readies for worst-case scenario next winter -- China's support increasingly important for Russia's war effort -- and more

Ukrainian forces still fighting in Bakhmut, Russia brings reinforcements -- Russia creates ‘elite’ ground attack aviation group for Ukraine operations -- Air defense needs more systems to counter ballistic missiles -- NATO allies consider Israeli-style security agreement for Ukraine -- Mistress of top Kremlin propagandist gave birth in US -- and more

“We are only safe today thanks to Ukraine” -- HIMARS become less effective in Ukraine due to Russia's jamming -- Russian forces shell power station in Donetsk Oblast for more than 2 hours -- Russia will 'highly likely remain unable' to protect railways from further sabotage -- Russia's deportation of Ukrainian children 'may amount' to crime against humanity -- and more

Russia possibly preparing to sabotage wind turbines, gas pipes, power cables in Nordic countries -- Defense Ministry says complex measures of counteroffensive underway in the east -- Ukraine’s agricultural sector has suffered more than $8 billion from war damage -- Patriot systems from US, Netherlands already in Ukraine -- Russian propaganda entrenched in eastern Ukraine -- and more

Increased Russian use of gliding bombs highlights need for F-16 jets -- Russia tries to capture all of Bakhmut, fierce fighting rages for Marinka -- Russia planning early graduations for military schools amid personnel shortage -- Twitter lifts restrictions on Russian top government accounts -- Estonian minister warns 'false peace is prelude to new wars,' backs NATO membership for Ukraine -- and more

Can Ukraine maintain and optimally use its modern Western tanks? -- Russia's grain corridor sabotage could lead to higher food prices -- Ukraine's allies need to move past their aviation taboo -- Russian proxies in Kherson Oblast preparing to leave -- and more

Leaked document reveals alleged Kremlin plan to take over Belarus by 2030 -- Belarus plans to form 100,000-150,000 strong volunteer military force -- Situation with Ukraine's energy infrastructure has become more stable -- Italy is open to sending fighter jets to Ukraine alongside other Western allies -- and more

Russia hits targets in north, west, center of Ukraine -- Missile debris found in Moldovan border region -- US concerned over China, Iran helping Russia import foreign chips -- European Parliament urges EU countries to consider giving fighter jets to Ukraine -- and more