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Azerbaijan releases Russian propagandist as tensions with Moscow ease
Igor Kartavykh, editor-in-chief of Sputnik Azerbaijan, was moved from police detention to house arrest in Baku, according to Dmitry Kiselyov, who oversees Sputnik's parent organization.
US Senate approves $925 billion defense bill, proposes $500 million for Ukraine
The legislation reflects a $100 million increase in the aid for Ukraine over the House of Representatives' version.
Ukraine, UK negotiating joint production of 2,000 interceptor drones monthly
"Very shortly, we'll be producing around 2,000 drones a month, deliberately shipping all of them to Ukraine so they can be used to intercept Russian drones," U.K. Defense Readiness and Industry Minister Luke Pollard said.
German finance minister 'sure' that EU will find more ways to use Russia's frozen assets
"I am sure that in the end we will get there, that (Russian President Vladimir) Putin will pay for this war," Germany’s Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said.
Russian attacks kill 6, injure 45 in Ukraine over past day, hit energy grid
The attacks come amid Russia's intensifying aerial campaign targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure ahead of the winter months.
Rheinmetall to supply Ukraine with additional Skyranger air defense systems
The upcoming delivery addresses Ukraine's urgent need for cost-effective air defense solutions as Russia intensifies drone attacks.
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