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The russians damaged 11 infrastructure facilities, -Shmyhal
Today, October 10, russia launched a massive missile attack on the territory of Ukraine. In particular, critical infrastructure facilities were affected.
Commercial fishing in Ukraine decreased by 70%
In connection with the full-scale aggression of russian federation, industrial fishing in the waters of Ukraine fell by 70% compared to last year.
12 russian ships are maneuvering at the Black Sea
12 russian ships and boats are maneuvering along the coast of Crimea in the Black Sea.
The world’s largest investment bank will help “Nibulon” with debt restructuring
The company “Nibulon” hired the world’s largest independent investment bank Lazard. It will conduct an audit of the company and debt restructuring.
Ukraine needs to win back the south before winter in order to maintain the access to the Black Sea
Ukraine needs to regain its territories in the south in order to deprive russia of the opportunity to seize the entire Ukrainian coast on the Black Sea.
Russia has already “earned” $530 million from the theft of Ukrainian grain
The terrorist country earned at least $530 million from the sale of grain exported from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine
Germany will supply anti-aircraft defence to protect the Odesa port
The first promised air defense system Iris-T for the defense of Odesa port will arrive in Ukraine.
Russian submarine is likely to test nuclear missiles
NATO warned its allies about the departure of the Belgorod nuclear submarine from the russian Navy base. The ship carries the Poseidon nuclear torpedo. According to preliminary information, a nuclear-powered submarine went to the Arctic to conduct the first-ever test of the new super-powerful Poseidon torpedo, reports La Repubblica. The publication notes that, according to…
The Mykolaiv alumina plant remains under arrest
The Kyiv Court of Appeals left under arrest the corporate rights of sanctioned russian businessman Oleg Deripaska in the amount of over 3.58 billion UAH.
Former British minesweepers became part of the Ukrainian Navy
Two minesweepers of the Sandown class were officially handed over to Ukraine. The solemn ceremony took place in Scotland.
