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The second ship left the Odesa port after the suspension of the "grain agreement," — Andriy Klymenko
"Port of destination is BG VAR VARNA. Estimated time of arrival: ETA: 2023-08-27 13:00 LT (UTC+3)," said the project leader of the Black Sea Institute for Strategic Studies.
The vessel has been in port since February 20, 2022. Bulk carrier PRIMUS left for Bulgaria's Varna.
The Armed Forces broke through the most difficult defense line of the Russian Federation in the south and will now be able to advance faster, — Reuters
An officer with the call sign "The Rock" told the newspaper: "We've passed the mined main roads. We're coming to a border where we can go forward. I'm sure we'll go faster from here."
However, according to him, "two houses" in Robotyn are still under Russian control.
Jan "Slavyan" Petrovsky wants to apply for political asylum in Finland, fearing extradition to Ukraine
In a video, Jan tells how he killed six Ukrainian prisoners of war who were captured in the battle near Luhansk on September 5, 2014.
F-16 will be able to detect Russian aircraft at long distances and will allow Ukrainian pilots to stay out of range of advanced Russian air defense, Atlantic Council writes
In addition, these fighters are likely to be equipped with AIM-120 AMRAAM air-to-air missiles, which are similar in performance to, and possibly superior to, the Russian R-77.
In addition, the operation of the F-16 will provide Ukraine with a platform capable of easily integrating a wide range of complex weapons systems, should the US and other countries decide to offer them in the future. These range from the AN/ALQ-131 electronic countermeasures system to long-range kinetic weapons such as small-diameter bombs and cruise missiles such as the AGM-158 JASSM.
As soon as Ukraine can operate F-16 aircraft, NATO countries will open the door to supply these weapons, as they are easily compatible with American-made fighters.
Russian hackers attacked the Polish railway, — Wyborcza
In Poland, hackers hacked railway frequencies and broadcast the Russian national anthem and dictator Putin's words: "Hurray for victory." The incident happened in the area of the city of Szczecin
Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange, has limited p2p transactions for Russians in all currencies except the ruble.
🇺🇦 Oleksandr Usyk defeats the British Daniel Dubois by knockout in the 9th round
The Ukrainian defended his IBF, WBO, WBA and IBO heavyweight championship belts
In Estonia and Liechtenstein, the performances of the Russian singer Anna Netrebko, who openly supported Putin and the Donbas separatists, were canceled, — Piletilevi. Previously, New York's Metropolitan Opera ceased cooperation with Netrebko, and the city authorities of Prague in the Czech Republic insisted on canceling her performance.
Hungarian President Katalin Novak said that the time will soon come to end the war in Ukraine.
In an interview with the Italian publication il Messaggero, she noted that she does not yet see the conditions for announcing a concrete peace plan, but "the time has come to talk about how to build peace."
According to Novak, Pope Francis should play a leading role in this. She welcomed the visits of the Pontiff's representative, Cardinal Dzuppi, to Kyiv and Moscow.
Teachers from Mariupol raised the largest flag of Ukraine on Hoverla
Teacher Olha Chichera joined the initiative of serviceman Yevhen Lutsak to climb the highest mountain in Ukraine.
She sewed a flag measuring 25 by 18 meters and weighing 28 kg. The flag on top of the mountain was raised with the help of a kite.
"Every day for 2.5 weeks, I sewed for five hours. The flag was huge, so for almost three hours we tried to raise it to the top of the mountain," said Ms. Olha.