Roman  Panasyuk

Roman Panasyuk

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Israel has urged Iranians to avoid travelling by train until this evening
War
Israel has urged Iranians to avoid travelling by train until this evening

The Israel Defence Forces have issued a warning to residents of Iran not to use rail transport until 9.00 pm local time. The military stated that being near railway lines could be life-threatening.

The port of Ust-Luga has come under attack once again
Economy
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The port of Ust-Luga has come under attack once again

Another attack on the port of Ust-Luga has been reported in Russia’s Leningrad Oblast. Oil shipments had recently resumed there following several days of disruption.

The Ukrainian company Fire Point plans to develop a new air defence system by 2027
Economy
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The Ukrainian company Fire Point plans to develop a new air defence system by 2027

The Ukrainian missile manufacturer Fire Point is in talks with European companies regarding the development of a new air defence system. The company claims that it could offer a cheaper alternative to the Patriot system.

An illegal amber processing workshop has been uncovered in the Rivne region, and over 80 kg of amber has been seized
Crime
An illegal amber processing workshop has been uncovered in the Rivne region, and over 80 kg of amber has been seized

Law enforcement officers have dismantled an illegal amber trade in the Rivne region and seized a large consignment of amber. The value of the seized amber is estimated at approximately 2 million hryvnias.

The US is preparing to issue new dollars – should you hand in your old ones?
Finance
The US is preparing to issue new dollars – should you hand in your old ones?

The US Department of the Treasury has announced a redesign of paper banknotes to mark the 250th anniversary of the country’s independence. The new banknotes will feature the current president’s signature for the first time, whilst a wider process of updating banknote designs is also underway in the US.

Drones attacked an oil terminal in Novorossiysk, causing a fire
War
Drones attacked an oil terminal in Novorossiysk, causing a fire

In the Krasnodar Region, Russia’s main oil export hub on the Black Sea is ablaze following a drone attack in Novorossiysk

Five scenarios for how Donald Trump might influence NATO
Politics
Five scenarios for how Donald Trump might influence NATO

US President Donald Trump has stepped up his criticism of NATO and stated that he is considering withdrawing from the alliance. Experts have outlined several scenarios that could alter the US’s role within the organisation.

Iran has attacked an oil refinery and a desalination plant in Kuwait
War
Iran has attacked an oil refinery and a desalination plant in Kuwait

Hostilities between the US, Israel and Iran are now in their 35th day. New strikes on energy and infrastructure facilities are being reported in the region.

DSI police officers have uncovered a scheme involving the illegal extraction of minerals worth over 100 million hryvnias
Crime
DSI police officers have uncovered a scheme involving the illegal extraction of minerals worth over 100 million hryvnias

Law enforcement officers have uncovered a scheme involving the illegal extraction of minerals of national importance. According to the investigation, under the guise of geological research, the company organised full-scale commercial extraction and sale of these resources.

The US has struck Iran’s civilian infrastructure for the first time following Trump’s comments about the ‘Stone Age’
War
The US has struck Iran’s civilian infrastructure for the first time following Trump’s comments about the ‘Stone Age’

On 3 April, the US military struck a major bridge near Tehran. This happened a few hours after US President Donald Trump threatened to ‘send’ Iran ‘back to the Stone Age’.

The SSU has detained an FSB agent who was passing on information about the movements of Ukrzaliznytsia trains
Crime
The SSU has detained an FSB agent who was passing on information about the movements of Ukrzaliznytsia trains

A man has been caught in Volyn gathering information on the movements of freight trains to facilitate air strikes. He was detained by officers from the SBU’s military counter-intelligence unit.

Russia could earn up to an additional $40 billion thanks to rising oil and commodity prices
Economy
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Russia could earn up to an additional $40 billion thanks to rising oil and commodity prices

The conflict surrounding Iran has led to a rise in global prices for energy and raw materials, generating additional revenue for Russia. This applies not only to oil, but also to gas, aluminium, grain and fertilisers.

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