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Ukraine war latest: US to provide Ukraine with $800 million to boost domestic long-range capabilities

Ukraine war latest: US to provide Ukraine with $800 million to boost domestic long-range capabilities

by The Kyiv Independent news desk

Key developments on Oct. 22: * US to provide Ukraine with another $800 million to boost domestic long-range capabilities, Zelensky says * Ukrainian drones target Russian alcohol plants overnight, local authorities claim * North Korea has sent pilots to Russia to join its war in Ukraine, Newsweek reports * South Korea considering sending military

Zelensky (L), U.S. Biden (C), and UK’s Starmer (R) pose at an event during the UN Assembly in New York on Sep. 25, 2024.

Opinion: Shifting the paradigm in Ukraine

by Marci Shore

Last month, a Russian missile blew apart an apartment building in the center of Lviv. I sent a message to a friend who lives there: Was everyone okay? “Yes, we were lucky,” he replied. “Our friends who live just next to us, a young woman and her three daughters, are

US offers $10 million reward for information on Russian media organization accused of election interference

US offers $10 million reward for information on Russian media organization accused of election interference

by Dmytro Basmat

The United States is providing a reward of up to $10 million for information that helps prevent or disrupts foreign election interference linked to the Russian state-sponsored Rybar media organization, the U.S. State Department announced. Rybar and its employees are accused of using social media to meddle in the upcoming U.S. presidential election.

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