Diana Shevchenko

Diana Shevchenko

Journalist

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The fuel crisis in Russia has affected almost all regions
War
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The fuel crisis in Russia has affected almost all regions

Fuel shortages or restrictions on fuel sales have already been reported in 88 of the 89 regions under Russian control. Against the backdrop of the crisis, Moscow is negotiating fuel imports and reducing the amount of publicly available price data.

A lack of green spaces and dense development: which areas of Kyiv are the hottest?
Society
A lack of green spaces and dense development: which areas of Kyiv are the hottest?

Experts at LUN have created a heat map of Kyiv, which visualises surface temperatures in various districts of the capital using satellite imagery.

Defence forces struck a Roscosmos facility in Penza
War
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Defence forces struck a Roscosmos facility in Penza

On the night of 1 July, the Ukrainian Defence Forces carried out a strike on a Roscosmos facility in the Penza region. Bridges, warehouses and drone control centres in the temporarily occupied territories and in Russia were also targeted.

Ukraine is set to receive 16 Gripen fighter jets from Sweden
Politics
Ukraine is set to receive 16 Gripen fighter jets from Sweden

Ukraine and Sweden have signed an agreement on the transfer of 16 Gripen fighter jets to strengthen the Air Force. The first aircraft are due to enter service with Ukraine as early as the beginning of 2027.

The Russian elite are considering how to move their money out of the country and leave, anticipating an escalation of the war following Ukraine’s strikes deep into Russia
Economy
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The Russian elite are considering how to move their money out of the country and leave, anticipating an escalation of the war following Ukraine’s strikes deep into Russia

Massive strikes by Ukrainian drones on Russian military and energy infrastructure have intensified the pressure on the Russian economy. Against the backdrop of a fuel crisis, a stock market slump and a widening budget deficit, concern is mounting in Russia.

Putin’s superyacht was spotted off the coast of Denmark, escorted by military vessels
Politics
Putin’s superyacht was spotted off the coast of Denmark, escorted by military vessels

The superyacht Graceful, which the international media have linked to Vladimir Putin, passed through Danish waters escorted by Russian military vessels. Danish and German authorities also monitored the convoy’s movements.

The SSU has detained two Russian agents who were planning a terrorist attack in the centre of Kyiv
Crime
The SSU has detained two Russian agents who were planning a terrorist attack in the centre of Kyiv

The Security Service of Ukraine has detained two Russian agents suspected of plotting a terrorist attack in the centre of Kyiv. According to the investigation, they were planning to blow up a Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier near Independence Square.

Trump’s sons could stand to benefit from a US deal worth billions for tungsten mining in Kazakhstan
Politics
Trump’s sons could stand to benefit from a US deal worth billions for tungsten mining in Kazakhstan

An agreement between the US and Kazakhstan regarding access to one of the largest undeveloped tungsten deposits has attracted attention due to the potential financial interests of Donald Trump’s family. Investors linked to the US president’s sons and the family of Trade Minister Howard Latnik have acquired a stake in the project.

 A plane carrying parachutists has crashed in France: 11 dead
Society
A plane carrying parachutists has crashed in France: 11 dead

A civil aircraft used for skydiving crashed today in north-eastern France. All 11 people on board were killed

The Darnitsa factory was damaged during the attack on Kyiv
Society
The Darnitsa factory was damaged during the attack on Kyiv

The Darnitsa pharmaceutical company sustained damage during a Russian night-time attack on Kyiv. The factory has reported that there were no fatalities or injuries amongst its staff, and that the company will continue to operate

Ukraine has stepped up its use of FP-5 ‘Flamingo’ missiles: what we know
Society
Ukraine has stepped up its use of FP-5 ‘Flamingo’ missiles: what we know

The number of confirmed uses of the Ukrainian FP-5 ‘Flamingo’ missile, as reported by open sources, has risen from 23 to 39 over the last two months. The number of confirmed hits on Russian targets has also increased

Iran has launched strikes against Bahrain and Kuwait
Politics
Iran has launched strikes against Bahrain and Kuwait

Iran has launched drone and missile strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait in response to recent US air strikes. Tehran has stated that further US attacks could lead to the complete breakdown of negotiations to resolve the conflict

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