Roman  Panasyuk

Roman Panasyuk

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Despite US sanctions, Russia sent its first shipment of LNG to China from the Baltic plant
Politics
Despite US sanctions, Russia sent its first shipment of LNG to China from the Baltic plant

The Russian liquefied natural gas plant Portovaya sent its first LNG tanker to China after US sanctions were imposed — Moscow is testing workarounds and expanding cooperation with Beijing.

The African Corps is suspected of mass civilian casualties in Mali: witnesses report beheadings, rapes and murders
Politics
The African Corps is suspected of mass civilian casualties in Mali: witnesses report beheadings, rapes and murders

Refugees from Mali accuse the new Russian military formation, the African Corps, of atrocities against civilians, ranging from burning villages to torture and mass executions.

Madjar responded to Russia's announcement of an international search for him
Politics
Madjar responded to Russia's announcement of an international search for him

Commander of Unmanned Systems Forces Robert Brovdi (Madjar) commented on Russia's attempt to declare him wanted for ‘terrorism,’ warned the Russians of the consequences, and reminded them of the inevitability of fate.

Echoes of 1939: Czech president warns Europe not to appease Russia
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Echoes of 1939: Czech president warns Europe not to appease Russia

The Czech president believes that repeated violations of NATO airspace by Russia may require a ‘tough response’ — including the destruction of enemy aircraft — if Moscow cannot be restrained by diplomacy.

Zelensky visited wounded defenders in a hospital in the capital
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Zelensky visited wounded defenders in a hospital in the capital

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited wounded soldiers at a medical facility in Kyiv and presented awards to defenders and medics who save lives.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the Ryazan Oil Refinery and the Alchevsk Metallurgical Plant — significant blows to Russian logistics and ammunition supplies
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The Armed Forces of Ukraine struck the Ryazan Oil Refinery and the Alchevsk Metallurgical Plant — significant blows to Russian logistics and ammunition supplies

On the night of December 6, Ukrainian defense forces targeted strategic Russian facilities — an oil refinery near Ryazan and a metallurgical plant in Alchevsk, where shell casings are manufactured. This is a new blow to the aggressor's energy and military infrastructure.

Ukraine learns potential opponents for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Sports
Ukraine learns potential opponents for the 2026 FIFA World Cup

If Ukraine qualifies for the 2026 World Cup, it could be placed in Group F with the Netherlands, Japan, and Tunisia. To participate in the World Cup, the team must go through the playoffs against Sweden and, if necessary, the winner of the Poland-Albania match.

The US has unveiled a new strategy to prevent conflict with China, focusing on Taiwan and the South China Sea
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The US has unveiled a new strategy to prevent conflict with China, focusing on Taiwan and the South China Sea

The Donald Trump administration has released its updated 2025 National Security Strategy, which identifies containing China and preventing war over Taiwan as its top priorities. The US plans to strengthen the military presence of its allies in the region and maintain its “military advantage.”

Shooting again on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan: dead and wounded
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Shooting again on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan: dead and wounded

There has been another armed clash at the border crossing between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Several people have been killed and dozens wounded. Traffic through the checkpoint has been temporarily suspended.

Russia has created a ‘shadow fleet’ of more than 1,240 tankers — a new revelation from the Centre for Countering Disinformation
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Russia has created a ‘shadow fleet’ of more than 1,240 tankers — a new revelation from the Centre for Countering Disinformation

Since the start of its full-scale invasion, Russia has amassed an extremely large and fragile fleet of more than 1,240 tankers — officially registered as civilian vessels, but actually used to circumvent sanctions and support Russia's military operations.

Russia is transferring marines through Mariupol — a threat to Huliaipole and neighbouring areas
War
Russia is transferring marines through Mariupol — a threat to Huliaipole and neighbouring areas

The occupiers are again transferring marines through occupied Mariupol towards Huliaipole — this indicates a possible assault scenario in the south of Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

Lithuania may declare a state of emergency due to the threat from Belarus — the government is considering such a step
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Lithuania may declare a state of emergency due to the threat from Belarus — the government is considering such a step

Due to the mass flights of balloons from Belarus over Lithuania, the government is considering introducing a state of emergency — the authorities are concerned about security and possible provocations.

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