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Kremlin says Russian economy's difficulties are not critical

The Kremlin states Russian economic difficulties are not critical and remain stable. Corporate sentiment sharply deteriorated in July, reaching its lowest point since mid-2022. Companies' price expectations rose markedly after five consecutive months of decline. Rising inflation expectations point to sharp cost increases amid fuel shortages. Experts warn this situation…

The Economic Times

As Russia’s assault continues, Ukraine’s politics shift and an old alliance begins to fray

Beneath the drone strikes and talk of ceasefires lies a battle over history that is testing Kyiv’s chances for an end to the conflict

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine forces hit more than 100 Russian vessels in Sea of Azov in eight days

Russia is looking for a way to redirect ships from the Sea of Azov after Ukrainian forces struck more than 100 Russian vessels — including oil tankers and cargo ships — in less than two weeks, isolating Moscow-occupied Crimea even more.

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Kyiv claims drone attacks on 11 Russian tankers in Sea of Azov

Ukrainian drones hit several Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov ‌overnight on Tuesday, Kyiv's ‌drone forces commander said, as the Kremlin denied that repeated Ukrainian attacks on the major export route would impact Russia's export capacity.

France 24

Polish-Ukrainian solidarity over Russian threat undermined by bitter historical dispute

Kyiv’s decision to honour second world war fighters who killed about 100,000 Poles has revived simmering tensions

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine's allies gather in Paris as Kremlin dismisses 'coalition of warmongers'

Allies of Ukraine gathered in Paris on Monday alongside President Volodymyr Zelensky to reaffirm their support for Kyiv and step up pressure on Russia, at a summit of the so-called "Coalition of the Willing" that the Kremlin promptly dismissed as a meeting of leaders who "do not want peace".

Radio France Internationale

Russia's cyberwar on Europe: UK, EU strike back with joint sanctions, summon Kremlin's envoys

The UK and European Union have imposed their first joint cyber sanctions package, targeting 24 individuals and entities behind what they described as Russia's "persistent and increasingly reckless attempts to sow chaos and division across Europe."

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Shocking footage: Ex-deputy minister in Poland's former ruling party shown helping Russian soldiers

Krzysztof Tołwiński, a former deputy treasury minister in a PiS government, released footage from Belarus saying he had given first-aid kits to Russian troops fighting in Ukraine.

Euronews

NATO's Ankara Summit was more of a warning than an escape

NATO's recent summit focused on maintaining American commitment to collective defense. Donald Trump's unpredictable stance created significant uncertainty for alliance leaders. European nations are increasing defense spending to build independent deterrence capabilities. Russia's military is expected to emerge stronger and more sophisticated after the Ukraine conflict. NATO planners must prepare…

The Economic Times

Putin Will Wage War 'As Long as He Is Alive', Says Moscow Based Analyst

Vladimir Putin remains committed to the Ukraine invasion, viewing it as his life's work, despite mounting Russian losses and recruitment challenges, according to a Moscow-based defence analyst.

International Business Times UK

Russia’s economy is an 'illusion' built on debt, and a banking crisis is ready to explode, intel report says, while the Kremlin may seize pensions

The intelligence report estimated that 10% of Russia's corporate ⁠loans may not be repaid, while 15% of retail loans at some top banks may be non-performing.

Fortune

Did Russia Kill Lindsey Graham? Russian Opposition Figure Claims Kremlin Intelligence Assassinated US Senator

Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden death has sparked unverified claims of Kremlin involvement, despite no evidence. The speculation is fuelled by Graham's history of hostility towards Moscow.

International Business Times UK

Tommy Robinson’s Musk-funded Russia trip spurs call to defend UK democracy

Ed Davey voices concern about the Musk family foundation taking the far-right activist on a visit to Moscow

The Guardian - UK

Tommy Robinson trip to Russia ‘covered by Elon Musk’s family foundation’

Robinson posted a video of himself and Errol Musk in Russia on a trip to the annual Kremlin-backed economic forum

The Independent UK

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International Business Times

Trump's Patriot Missile Pledge A Boost To Ukraine: Will Kremlin Tweak War Playbook

Russia's latest missile strikes came after the US pledged to give Kiev the permission to produce Patriot missiles and Trump seemingly reversed his stance on the issue, mounting pressure on Kremlin to redraw its war strategy.

The Independent UK

Putin ‘will never make peace in Ukraine’ – Here’s the reason why

WORLD OF TROUBLE: Despite four grinding years and Ukraine now successfully smashing Russia’s energy infrastructure, Vladimir Putin has no interest in trying to end the war for one key reason, Bill Browder tells Sam Kiley on the ‘World of Trouble’ podcast

Euronews

Ukrainian drone strikes hit southern Russian refineries and Azov port, officials say

Kyiv says the strikes are fair retribution for Russia's more than four-year barrages on Ukraine and that it is a bid to force Russia to the negotiating table.

Euronews

Baltic states summon Russian envoys over false deportation claims

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have said the Kremlin has been spreading false claims about deportations of Russian speakers from Baltic states in an attempt to distract from its large-scale attacks on cities and other civilian targets in Ukraine.

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The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Three killed in Kyiv drone attack on Moscow as strikes on oil facilities continue

Ukraine's attack also targeted Russian tankers and ferries near the Sea of Azov

The Independent UK

Ukraine says Patriot missile production will take months as war with Russia rages

Ukrainian officials say that establishing Patriot air defense systems to protect its cities will take many months, with an adviser to the defense minister suggesting a year or more for interceptor missiles, primarily due to lengthy production cycles for subcontracted components. President Donald Trump announced Wednesday at a meeting with…

Euronews

Ukraine opens criminal probe after crowds attack army conscription vehicle in Lviv

Violence against recruitment officers was almost non-existent at the start of the war, but has proliferated in recent years as the fighting has dragged on and fatigue set in among the population.

TechRadar

Russia drops controversial VPN tax following technical delays and widespread backlash

Russian officials have officially scrapped a heavily criticized plan to tax international mobile data, removing a looming financial penalty for residents relying on VPNs to bypass state censorship.

The Economic Times

Russian President Vladimir Putin likely to escalate Ukraine war, despite Donald Trump peace push, sources say

Kremlin sources indicate a high probability of conflict escalation in coming months. President Putin rejects peace talks, seeking full Donbas control as a key victory. Ukraine's intelligence suggests Putin prepares new operations, possibly beyond its borders. Recent drone strikes on Russian energy infrastructure have strengthened Putin's resolve. This situation intensifies…

International Business Times UK

How Russia's Wartime Economy Is Fueling Public Frustration With Putin

Russia's economy faces strain with fuel shortages and rising inflation, affecting households and businesses amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

The Economic Times

Kremlin hails ''important step'' as IOC eases Olympic restrictions on Russia

The International Olympic Committee has eased many restrictions on Russia. This decision is an important step toward reinstating athletes' rights to compete. Sports bodies are now advised they need not vet athletes for neutral competition. Russia hopes this will allow its athletes to compete in major international events. Work continues…

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