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Russian economy avoids recession and can fund war for two more years
The Russian economy has avoided recession thanks to high oil prices and fiscal stimulus, yet the Kremlin will be able to sustain the current pace of war for at least another two years. This is evidenced by estimates from Ukrainian economists, who…
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US Prepares Final Vote on New Sanctions Against Russia
The United States House of Representatives has moved closer to reviewing a legislative initiative on restrictive measures against russia and Iran. The final vote on the document is scheduled for 16 September following the completion of procedural…
Volodymyr Zelenskyy enacts new NSCDC sanctions decisions
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed Decree No. 901/2026, enacting a decision by the National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine regarding the imposition of personal economic sanctions. The restrictions apply to individuals based on…
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna calls for increased pressure on the Kremlin
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna has stated that supporting Ukraine’s defense is an investment in European security. The diplomat emphasized the need to expand sanctions and provide weaponry to deter the aggressor.
Sanctions barrier against military pressure: why Kyiv demands immediate decisions from Washington
The aggressor’s ability to regularly launch high-precision missiles and drones depends directly on its access to technological components and the stability of financial flows. Against the backdrop of daily airstrikes, the Ukrainian government is…
GUR specialists demonstrated foreign components in Russian weapons 09/12/2026
Representatives of the Scientific Research Institute of Military Intelligence of Ukraine presented evidence of foreign parts being used in Russian military hardware. The component samples were showcased on September 11 during the Kyiv Sanctions…
