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Polish opposition leader accuses PiS MPs of ties to Russian crypto sponsor
Political tensions in Poland are escalating — opposition party leader Donald Tusk has accused MPs from the ruling Prawo i Sprawiedliwość party of using funding from a Russian crypto company, which could indicate external influence on parliament.
The US offers Poland 250 Stryker armored vehicles for $1
Washington has offered Warsaw 250 used Stryker armored vehicles for a symbolic $1. Poland is ready to accept the offer, and the deal could strengthen NATO's eastern flank amid Russian aggression.
Russia destroys another medicine warehouse
Russian forces have launched another attack on a medicine warehouse belonging to the major distributor Optima-Pharm, destroying a stockpile of medicines that was being supplied to the south of the country — this is the third such attack in recent months.
Germany has deployed Eurofighters to Poland to strengthen NATO's eastern flank
In response to Russian provocations, Germany has sent Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets and 150 military personnel to Poland to patrol the airspace as part of the Alliance's mission.
Zelensky travels to the UK: date of visit announced
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will make an official visit to the UK on Monday, December 8. Talks with European leaders on support for Ukraine and post-war security guarantees are planned in London.
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
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.
Sweden detects Russian submarines in the Baltic Sea almost every week
The head of the Swedish Navy has stated that Russia is significantly increasing its presence in the Baltic Sea — submarines, shadow tankers, and possible sabotage — posing a constant threat to the region's security.
Florida court allows release of documents in Jeffrey Epstein case
A federal court has ruled that a recent ruling on file disclosure allows for the declassification of grand jury materials related to the 2006-2007 Epstein case — the first major documents could be made publicly available as early as December 19.
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.
EU and G7 are preparing a ban on maritime services for the transport of Russian oil
The European Union and the G7 countries are considering abandoning the price cap on Russian oil and plan to introduce a complete ban on maritime services related to its export — in order to cut off Russia's critical war revenues.
Skorokhod claims NABU photos are fake and accuses authorities of political pressure
Anna Skorokhod denies any involvement with the money shown in NABU photos taken after searches. She claims the materials are falsified and links the case to the cancellation of her trip to the US.