Artur Romanchenko

Artur Romanchenko

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Zelensky called the repair of the Druzhba oil pipeline impractical despite the demands of Hungary and Slovakia
Politics
Zelensky called the repair of the Druzhba oil pipeline impractical despite the demands of Hungary and Slovakia

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that he does not consider it necessary to resume operations of the Druzhba oil pipeline. According to him, the price of such decisions is too high given the security situation.

The US and Iran are holding a third round of nuclear talks amid a build-up of American military presence in the Middle East.
Politics
The US and Iran are holding a third round of nuclear talks amid a build-up of American military presence in the Middle East.

Representatives from Iran and the United States met in Geneva for the third round of talks on the nuclear programme since the June war. The talks are taking place against the backdrop of the deployment of American aircraft and warships in the region.

1,000 bodies of deceased persons returned to Ukraine as part of repatriation measures
War
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1,000 bodies of deceased persons returned to Ukraine as part of repatriation measures

Today, repatriation measures took place, during which 1,000 bodies of the deceased were returned to Ukraine. According to preliminary information from the Russian side, they may belong to Ukrainian defenders.

Trump has no idea what Putin really wants
Politics
Trump has no idea what Putin really wants

Russia's war against Ukraine has entered its fifth year. Against this backdrop, discussions continue about what Vladimir Putin really wants and why negotiations are not yielding results.

Panama took control of two ports near the canal in a dispute with Hong Kong's CK Hutchison
Politics
Panama took control of two ports near the canal in a dispute with Hong Kong's CK Hutchison

The Panamanian authorities revoked the concessions granted to Hong Kong-based Panama Ports Company to operate the Balboa and Cristobal terminals near the Panama Canal and transferred them to other operators for temporary management. CK Hutchison declared the decisions unlawful and threatened legal action.

ISW warns of risk of radiological incident in Ukraine due to Russian actions
War
ISW warns of risk of radiological incident in Ukraine due to Russian actions

Russia may use a possible radiological incident on Ukrainian territory for information manipulation and to discredit Kyiv. This is stated in a new report by the Institute for the Study of War.

The US Senate has registered a bipartisan resolution in support of Ukraine
Politics
The US Senate has registered a bipartisan resolution in support of Ukraine

The US Senate has introduced a bipartisan resolution reaffirming support for Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity amid Russia's war.

The US has stated that Putin is not winning the war against Ukraine
Politics
The US has stated that Putin is not winning the war against Ukraine

A new report by an American think tank shows that Russia has suffered significant losses in the war against Ukraine, and the pace of its advance does not correspond to the scale of these losses. According to estimates, the number of Russian military casualties may reach 325,000 in four years.

Four years ago, Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine.
War
Four years ago, Russia launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine.

On 24 February 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a large-scale invasion of Ukraine. The so-called "special operation" was aimed at changing the government in Kyiv and occupying the country.

The US has held talks with Russia and is preparing for a meeting with China on nuclear arms control.
Politics
The US has held talks with Russia and is preparing for a meeting with China on nuclear arms control.

In Geneva, the United States met with the Russian delegation and is planning talks with the Chinese side. The talks concern the possibility of concluding a multilateral agreement on nuclear arms control.

Explosions in Mykolaiv and Dnipro: seven police officers injured, incident in Mykolaiv classified as a terrorist attack
Crime
Explosions in Mykolaiv and Dnipro: seven police officers injured, incident in Mykolaiv classified as a terrorist attack

On the evening of 23 February, an explosion occurred at a disused petrol station in Mykolaiv, injuring seven law enforcement officers. A few hours later, another explosion occurred at a police administrative building in Dnipro.

Ukraine faces demographic disaster amid war
Society
Ukraine faces demographic disaster amid war

The war in Ukraine has led to a sharp decline in the birth rate, an increase in the number of widows and orphans, and a large-scale population exodus. Demographers are calling it one of the deepest crises in the world.

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