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Saturday, October 4
Ukraine slaps new sanctions on Russian oil industry, drone production
One of the sanctioned companies is Hardberry-Rusfactor, which produces drones and counter-UAV systems as well as neural network systems for automatic equipment recognition and target designation.
Georgian police crack down on protesters as thousands march on presidential palace
Some protesters attempted to break through the palace fences, prompting Georgia's Interior Ministry to declare the demonstration illegal and order the crowd dispersed.
G7+ group holds emergency meeting in response to Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure
"The Russians have not abandoned their intentions to plunge Ukraine into darkness on the eve of the new heating season," Deputy Energy Minister Roman Andarak said.
Czechia's populist Ano party wins parliamentary elections, threatening future aid to Ukraine
Ano party leader and billionaire Andrej Babis said on Oct. 4 that Ukraine is "not ready" to join the EU and that the Czech ammunition initiative should be taken over by NATO.
'Get serious' — Russia is already at war with Europe, Ukraine’s deputy foreign minister says
Sergiy Kyslytsia warned that Europe needs to "get serious" about the existential threat posed by Russia.
Ukraine accuses China of providing Russia with satellite data for missile strike targeting
China officially claims neutrality in Russia's war against Ukraine, but has indirectly supported Moscow in several ways.
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Russia is considering importing fuel from China, South Korea, and Singapore to stabilize its domestic market, according to Kommersant.
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