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Kremlin officials 'will have to know where the bomb shelters are,' Zelensky says
According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed support for such strikes, saying, "We will work on it."
Zelensky says he won't seek re-election after war, will push for elections during potential ceasefire
"It's not my goal — elections... My goal is to finish the war," President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Greece extradites Moldova's once most powerful oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc
Vladimir Plahotniuc, once seen as the most powerful figure in Moldova, faces charges in three criminal cases, including his alleged role in the 2014 "theft of a billion dollars" from major banks.
Ukraine's sea drones 'paralyze' Russian Black Sea oil hubs, HUR source says
"Naval drones targeted key logistics facilities belonging to the aggressor state on the Black Sea coast," the source said.
Major Russian chemical plant reportedly halts operations after Ukrainian drone attack
EuroChem-Belorechensk specializes in nitrogen and complex fertilizers but also produces phosphorus-based products and sulfuric acid, a key component in ammunition manufacturing.
All the people who are totally fine with shooting down Russian fighter jets in NATO airspace
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told CNN on Sept. 24 that shooting down intruding jets should be considered if Moscow ignores other warnings.
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A recent Russian assault in the embattled city of Kupiansk has once again thrust an uncommon, but often highly-effective tactic into the spotlight — using underground pipes to penetrate Ukrainian defensive lines. Russian units attempting to move across the Oskil River used a gas pipeline, monitoring group DeepState reported on Sept. 12, with soldiers using specially designed wheeled benches and electric scooters to maneuver. They reportedly reached the nearby village of Radkivka "without serio
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