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Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin was greeted with some interest on Capitol Hill. "Putin is a studied man of resolute spirit," said GOP Rep. Clay Higgins. AdvertisementWhen former Fox News host Tucker Carlson released his interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin last week, at least a few Republicans on Capitol Hill tuned in with interest. Conservative on one hand, rapidly changing on the other,” said Putin, according to Carlson’s translator. “And we have to be smarter.”AdvertisementAnd Higgins had little time for criticism of Carlson’s interview.
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The 39-year-old has just lost a football game, but he isn’t too upset. The Ukrainian Football Federation organized this initiative a few months ago to support soldiers who lost limbs and help their rehabilitation and return to normal life. “I think football provides psychological support, first of all,” Rzondkovsky, who is also the coach of the Ukrainian amputee football team, told CNN. I was really surprised by how much these people love life, football, and sports. There were about 10 Ukrainian soldiers at that location, but she was the only one who was seriously injured.
Persons: Oleksandr Malchevsky, Malchevsky, ” Malchevsky, Daria Tarasova, CNN Amputees, Dmytro Rzondkovsky, ” Rzondkovsky, CNN Rzondkovsky, “ I’m, , Lyndov, Olha Benda, Benda, It’s, ” Beneda, , Andriy Organizations: CNN, Kyiv, Ukraine, Ukrainian Football Federation, UEFA, League of Nations, European Football Federation, Ukrainian, 72nd Mechanized Brigade Locations: Ukrainian, Eastern Ukraine, Russia, Ukraine, Kharkiv, , Kyiv, European, Greece, Belgium, Georgia, Israel, Avdiivka, Poland, Donetsk
Zelenskyy's aides had a train ready for him to escape on in February 2022, a new book says. Zelenskyy refused to use the train and defiantly stayed to lead Ukraine's defense against Russia. NEW LOOK Sign up to get the inside scoop on today’s biggest stories in markets, tech, and business — delivered daily. AdvertisementAt the outbreak of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's security service kept a train idling in Kyiv to enable a quick escape out of the city, according to a new biography. Ukraine's then-defense minister, Oleksiy Reznikov, said that Russia was trying to make Zelenskyy panic and run, according to Shuster.
Persons: Zelenskyy's, Zelenskyy, , Volodymyr Zelenskyy's, Volodymyr Zelensky, Simon Shuster, Shuster, Ukraine's, Oleksiy Reznikov, Olena Zelenska, Pierre Crom, Viktor Yanukovych, Joe Biden —, Volodymyr Zelenskyy Organizations: Russia, Service, Reuters, Armed Forces of Locations: Ukrainian, Ukraine, Kyiv, Kyiv's, Russia, Poland, Armed Forces of Ukraine
Ukrainian hacking group "Blackjack" successfully targeted Russian military sites. Over 500 Russian military sites had their data breached, said Ukraine intelligence. Advertisement"Blackjack," a Ukrainian group of hackers with alleged ties to the country's main spy agency, stole construction plans for over 500 Russian military sites, Newsweek reports. Ukraine's military intelligence agency confirmed the successful operation, the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (GUR), on Friday. The harvested data includes detailed maps of more than 500 Russian military bases across Russian and Russian-occupied Ukraine territories.
Persons: , Blackjack, GUR, Vladimir Putin's, Suspilne, Sinéad Baker Organizations: intel, Russian Army, Service, Newsweek, Security Service of Ukraine, Defence Intelligence, Russia's Ministry of Defence, Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine, Euromaidan Press, Business Locations: Russian, Ukraine, Ukrainian, Moscow, Russia
A HIMARS attack targeted a Russian drone training school in occupied Donetsk, say reportsActing head of the Donetsk People's Republic said six people were killed and 11 injuried in the attack. AdvertisementAdvertisementRussian officials say a Ukrainian missile attack on Ukraine's occupied eastern Donetsk region targeted a Russian drone pilot training center, Newsweek reports. Acting head of the Donetsk People's Republic, Denis Pushilin, said a Ukrainian HIMARS attack resulted in six deaths and 11 injuries. AdvertisementAdvertisementEarlier this year, a HIMARS attack on five Russian units gathered on a beach resulted in 200 casualties and destroyed equipment. "A lot of people want to become drone pilots because they think the work is further back and safer," one front-line commander told the outlet.
Persons: , Denis Pushilin, Vladimir Organizations: Donetsk People's, Mobility Artillery, Service, Newsweek, Euromaidan Press, Vladimir Zhoga Locations: Russian, Donetsk, Donetsk People's Republic, Ukrainian, Ukraine, Kherson, Russia, Zaporizhia
Russia has been ramping up strikes on civilians along the Dnipro, a Ukrainian official told CNN. The region's spokesperson said it is a sign Russia fears new Ukrainian raids on its eastern bank. AdvertisementAdvertisementIn recent months, Russia has been pummeling the eastern Kherson region with upgraded, powerful glide bombs , mostly targeting civilian infrastructure. AdvertisementAdvertisementTolokonnikov said the higher rates of attacks suggest Russia is growing concerned that Ukrainian troops will soon recapture the eastern bank of the Dnipro. AdvertisementAdvertisementThe destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam in June, which flooded the region, did not stop Ukraine's efforts to retake the eastern bank, as Insider previously reported.
Persons: Oleksandr Tolokonnikov, , Tolokonnikov, Hans Petter Midttun Organizations: CNN, Service, Centre of Defence, Euromaidan Press, Defense Forces of, Armed Forces, Institute for Locations: Russia, Dnipro, Kherson, Kherson City, Ukraine, Defense Forces of Southern Ukraine, Nova
Russia deployed upgraded glide bombs on eastern Ukraine, the Institute for the Study of War noted. The bombs are upgraded versions of the FAB-250, FAB-500, and FAB-1500, named after their respective weights in kilograms. FAB bombs are a Soviet design, and variants without upgraded guidance have been seen deployed in Ukraine before. FAB-500-type aircraft bombs found by Ukrainian forces on the 10th day of Russian attacks on Ukraine in Chernihiv, Ukraine on March 5, 2022. Russia pummeled Ukraine with 40 glide bombs in just one night in early October in the eastern Kherson region, he said.
Persons: , STRINGER, Oleksiy Melnyk, Melnyk, Hans Petter Midttun Organizations: Institute for, Service, FAB, OF, Washington Post, Centre of Defence, Euromaidan Press, Russia pummeled Locations: Russia, Ukraine, Soviet, Mariupol, Ukrainian, Chernihiv, OF UKRAINE, Kyiv, Russia pummeled Ukraine, Kherson
A spokesperson said Ukrainian troops have witnessed Russia digging tunnels for "camouflage." AdvertisementAdvertisementRussian soldiers are digging tunnels to sneak up Ukrainian positions without being seen by their lethal drones, a military spokesperson said. They are digging tunnels closer to our positions," Kotsukon said, according to a translation by the Ukrainian nongovernmental organization Euromaidan Press. AdvertisementAdvertisementHe said the tunnels are there for "camouflage" from Ukraine's surveillance drones and so that the Russians can "suddenly emerge closer to our positions." Its soldiers are attempting to flank Andriivka but are suffering serious losses due to Ukrainian artillery and drones.
Persons: , Anton Kotsukon, Kotsukon Organizations: Service, Euromaidan Press, 110th Separate Mechanized Brigade, Ukrainian, Staff, Kyiv Locations: Russia, Ukraine, Andriivka, Donetsk Oblast, Ukrainian, Viet, Vietnam
Ukraine says it's devised a radio that's resistant to Russian radio jamming. According to Ukrainian media, the Himera radio has already reached the front lines. A Ukrainian Himera radio in images shared by Mykhaylo Fedorov on October 11, 2023. A Ukrainian team of engineers exhibited the Himera radio at an expo in London in September. Not quite echoing Fedorov's claim of total immunity to Russian radio jamming, the exhibit's notes say that the device has "a Low Probability of Detection, Low Probability of Interception, a high degree of data encryption, and protection against communication jamming."
Persons: it's, , Mykhailo Fedorov, Fedorov, Mykhaylo Fedorov, Michael Peck Organizations: Service, Digital Transformation, Himera, Motorola, Royal United Services Institute Locations: Ukraine, Ukrainian, Russia, London, Russian
Russia is pounding Ukraine with powerful glide bombs. Forty of the bombs were dropped on military and civilian targets in one region on Monday. The powerful bombs can weigh weigh as much as 3,300 pounds, Forbes reported. AdvertisementAdvertisementRussia is pounding Ukraine with powerful glide bombs, hitting a single Ukrainian region with 40 of the weapons in one night this week, Hans Petter Midttun, a nonresident fellow at the Centre of Defence Strategies, wrote for the Euromaidan Press. "First employed in early March, the Russian-winged UPAB-1500 and FAB-500 glide bombs are being used in increasing numbers," the military expert wrote.
Persons: Forbes, , Hans Petter Midttun, Oleksiy Organizations: Service, Centre of Defence, Euromaidan Press, Russian Air Force, Telegraph, The Times Locations: Russia, Ukraine, Ukrainian, Russian, Kyiv, London
A new video appears to show a Russian tank hitting a mine, catching on fire, and sinking into water. AdvertisementAdvertisementA new video shared on Telegram appears to show a Russian tank hit a mine, catch fire, and crash into a body of water. Insider reporter Alia Shoaib previously wrote that US-supplied remote anti-armor mines fired in shells were being used to destroy Russian tanks. The incident reportedly occurred during battles to liberate the settlement of Novoprokopivka.In the video, a Russian tank is seen driving over a mine. On September 27, Euronews reported that a Kremlin-affiliated military blogger had claimed that Ukrainian forces had reached the northern outskirts of Novoprokopivka.
Persons: , Alia Shoaib, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi, Euronews Organizations: Service, Fighters, Armed Forces, Euromaidan Press, Institute, Group of Forces, Kremlin Locations: Russian, Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia, Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Robotyne, Novoprokopivka, Verbove, Russia, Zaporizhia
A different report said "several" Russian soldiers died. According to the Ukrainian account, Ukraine still took two Russian soldiers captive after the explosion. It is not clear how many Russian soldiers were killed, but three soldiers were visible before the explosion in the drone footage shared by the battalion. AdvertisementAdvertisementUkrainian news outlet Euromaidan Press reported that "several" Russian soldiers died, some others survived, and Ukraine's troops were not harmed. Ukraine and Western intelligence have previously pointed to Russia shooting at its own surrendering soldiers.
Organizations: Service, 2nd Mechanized Battalion, Assault Brigade, Euromaidan Press, Ukrainian, UK Ministry of Defence Locations: Ukrainian, Ukraine, Wall, Silicon, Andriivka, Donetsk, Russian, Bakhmut, Russia
A Ukrainian flag attached to helium balloons flew into occupied territory, Kyiv's military said. Russian soldiers tried to shoot it down but revealed their firing positions, an official said. "For several hours, the Ukrainian flag was flying over occupied Donetsk. I had a lot of messages from people living in the occupied territory, who told me they are waiting for the liberation of Donetsk." Donetsk City has been occupied by Russia since 2014 when fighting in eastern Ukraine began.
Persons: Vitalii Barabash, Barabash Organizations: Service, Ukrainian, Kyiv Independent, Euromaidan Press, Telegram, Donetsk, Guardian Locations: Ukraine, Wall, Silicon, Ukrainian, Avdiyivka, Avdiivka, Russian, Donetsk City, Donetsk, Russia, Moscow, Luhansk, Kherson, Kyiv
A Russian commander used two military helicopters to transport his pet cat, according to a defector. One helicopter was used to fly the cat, and another was used to provide cover, he said. The operation burned through "a lot of fuel" and involved six servicemen on board, the pilot added. Ukraine's Defense Intelligence identified the pilot as Kuzminov, who is a 28-year-old former captain in Russia's 319th separate helicopter regiment. AdvertisementAdvertisementThe pilot is now calling on other Russian servicemen to follow his example, Ukraine's intelligence department said.
Persons: Maxim Kuzminov, Kuzminov, Volodymyr Zolkin Organizations: Service, New, Ukraine's Defense Intelligence, EuroMaidan Press Locations: Russian, Wall, Silicon, Ukraine, Kuzminov, Ukrainian, Kharkiv, Russia's
Russian pilot who surrendered to Ukraine will receive $500,000 reward from the war-torn country. Ukraine passed a law last year offering up to $1 million to Russian soldiers for stolen equipment. Maksym Kuzminov, a 28-year-old Russian helicopter pilot, surrendered to Ukraine last month, bringing with him an Mi-8 helicopter and stolen fighter jet spare parts. Ukraine's Parliament started the "I want to live" initiative in April 2022 encouraging Russian soldiers to surrender and offering them up to $1 million for stolen equipment, EuroMaidan Press reported. Kuzminov is now encouraging other Russian soldiers to follow his example and abandon Russia's war.
Persons: Maksym, Andrii Yusova, Kuzminov Organizations: Service, Ukraine's Military Intelligence, Kyiv Independent, Ukraine's, EuroMaidan Press, Ukraine's Defense Intelligence, CNN Locations: Ukraine, Wall, Silicon, Russia
Ukraine on Tuesday published footage of a HIMARS strike on Russian units deployed to a sandbank. The clip appears to show soldiers stretching and exercising, as well as lining up in the open. Ukraine said it caused 200 casualties at Dzharylhach island, which is reported to be a training ground. The outlet reported that 200 Russian soldiers "were lost," though it's unclear how many died or were injured. On July 23, US-based defense think tank The Institute for Study of War wrote that Russian forces had "recently established training grounds on Dzharylhach Island."
Persons: Ukraine's Organizations: Service, Resistance Center, Facebook, EuroMaidan Press, Study, Ukrainian, Russian, HIMARS, Washington, National Resistance Center, Russia's Defense Ministry Locations: Ukraine, Wall, Silicon, Ukrainian, Kherson, Russian
Ukraine is using new Beaver drones to attack targets within Russia's borders. Ukraine has in recent days attacked Moscow, with drones crashing into a high-rise building. Open-source intelligence experts have posted footage of recent drone attacks in Moscow, and said the aircraft appeared to be Ukrainian Beaver drones. The "Beaver" drone is being built with the help of influencer Ihor Lachenkov, who has recently shed light on Ukraine's secretive drone warfare program. Ukraine appears to have stepped up its drone attacks against Moscow in recent months.
Persons: Justin Bronk, Lachenkov, he's, he'd, fundraise, Vladimir Putin's, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russia — Organizations: Service, Euromaidan, Royal United Services Institute, Newsweek, Moscow Sunday, The New York Times, Ukrainian Security, Cooperation Center, Kremlin Locations: Ukraine, Russia's, Moscow, Wall, Silicon, Ukrainian, Russia, Ukraine's, London, Russian
Traditional dishes are served for lunch at a Crimean Tatar restaurant in Kyiv. The Crimean Tatars were accused of collaborating with the Nazis and were taken off in cattle trucks to the Ural Mountains and to Uzbekistan, thousands of kilometers away. I see now how stupid it is to hold back on making new friends and acquaintances.”Crimean Tatar history books -- Viktor Shevchenko's reading during frontline deployments. According to Shevchenko, Crimean Tatars are grateful Ukraine allowed them to return in the 1990s. Ukraine’s politicians, too, were too often guilty of making empty pledges, Shevchenko said, promising greater freedoms for Crimean Tatars that never materialized.
Persons: Viktor Shevchenko, Volodymyr Zelensky, Shevchenko, ” Zelensky, Zelensky, , Andrew Carey, Catherine the Great, Joseph Stalin, , Vladimir Putin’s, I’ve, , ” Viktor Shevchenko, Viktor Shevchenko's, Ukraine’s, Ukraine Zelensky, Victor, Berkut Organizations: CNN, Crimean Tatars, Hitler’s Wehrmacht, Crimean, Tatars, United Nations General Assembly, Rights Watch, European Union Locations: Kyiv, Crimean Tatar, Crimea, Russian, Crimean, Hitler’s, Uzbekistan, Soviet Union, Ukraine, Crimean Tatars, Russia, Poland, Bilohorivka, Tatars, Moscow
A person holds a sign as protestors gather outside the Russian embassy in Warsaw after missile strikes in Ukraine, in Warsaw, Poland, October 10, 2022. REUTERS/Kacper PempelWARSAW, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Hundreds of people protested outside the Russian embassy in Warsaw on Monday, calling for Russia to be designated a terrorist state and for its diplomats to be expelled after missile strikes killed at least 11 people in Ukrainian cities. "That's why I came to this meeting, simply to support Ukraine." Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com RegisterProtestors, many draped in the Ukrainian flag, brandished placards with the protest's slogan "Russia is a terrorist state." "I demand that Russia be designated a terrorist state because... it is bombarding the innocent civilian population," said Monika Lowicka, a 40-year-old tax adviser.
„Se admite cererea depusă de către avocatul Iulian Balan, în interesele recurentului Ceaus Nicolai, privind ridicarea excepţiei de neconstituționalitate. Se transmite Curţii Constituţionale sesizarea avocatului Balan Iulian, în interesele apelantului Ceaus Nicolai privind controlul constituționalității prevederilor art. 258 Cod administrativ. 258 Cod administrativ. Judecătorul ucrainean Nicolai Ceaus a ajuns în vizorul organelor de urmărire penală de la Kiev după ce în august 2016 ar fi luat 150 000 de dolari mită pentru pronunțarea unei hotărâri în favoarea unui inculpat.
Persons: Nicolai Ceaus, Ceauș, Tamara, Maria Ghervas, Nina Vascan, Victor Burduh, Nicolae Craiu, Iulian Balan, Balan Iulian, Ceaus, Maia Sandu, Supremă de Justiție, R, ., Rada Organizations: de Justiție, CC, Justiție, Supremă de Locations: Justiţie, Republicii Moldova, Chișinău, Moldova, Interne, . Moldova, Ucraina, Kiev, Rada Supremă, Euromaidan, Chişinău
Îmi fac griji pentru siguranța mea și a familiei mele. Am decis să transmit scrisori prietenilor mei și toate dovezile acumulate de-a lungul timpului în privința acestor inidivizi și ulterior vor fi făcute publice”, menționează Nicolai Ceaus în filmulețul video. Alături de imaginile video în care apare Ceaus, a fost postat și un mesaj în care fostul judecător ucrainean îi sugerează soției sale „să se abțină de la comentarii și declarații negândite”. Pe 17 mai, avocatul fostul judecător ucrainean Nicolai Ceaus, răpit la Chișinău, Rostislav Kraveț, menționa că imaginile video în care apare ex-magistratul „sunt o înscenare” și „au fost făcute sub presiune”. Judecătorul ucrainean Nicolai Ceaus a ajuns în vizorul organelor de urmărire penală de la Kiev după ce în august 2016 ar fi luat 150 000 de dolari mită pentru pronunțarea unei hotărâri în favoarea unui inculpat.
Persons: Nicolai Ceaus, Ceaus, !, Pavel Voicu, Nicolae Ceaus, Iulian Balan, Maia Sandu, Supremă de Justiție, R, ., Rada Organizations: !, Interne, Ministerului Apărării, Supremă de Locations: Chișinău, Ucraina, Moldova, Interne, . Moldova, Kiev, Rada Supremă, Euromaidan, Chişinău
Avocatul fostul judecător ucrainean Nicolai Ceaus, răpit la Chișinău, Rostislav Kraveț, menționează că imaginile video în care apare ex-magistratul „sunt o înscenare” și „au fost făcute sub presiune”. El este controlat de anumite persoane și, cel mai probabil, povestea implicării Serviciilor Speciale Ucrainene în răpirea sa din R. Moldova este confirmată. Mai degrabă, el nu a fost răpit din R. Moldova, ci răpit în 2016, când a fost scos din Ucraina. Iar acele zece persoane împotriva cărora a fost inițiat un dosar penal în R. Moldova, nu ar fi fost implicate în acest sens. Judecătorul cunoscut pentru faptul că a examinat mai multe dosare cu implicarea participanţilor la Euromaidan, a fost reţinut la Chişinău pe 1 martie 2017.
Persons: Nicolai Ceaus, Nicolae, El, Petro Poroșenko, Pavel Voicu, Nicolae Ceaus, Iulian Balan, Maia Sandu, Supremă de Justiție, R, ., Rada Organizations: Facebook, Ucrainene, Interne, Ministerului Apărării, Supremă de Locations: Chișinău, Moldova, Ucraina, Interne, . Moldova, Kiev, Rada Supremă, Euromaidan, Chişinău
Reprezentanții Procuraturii pentru Combaterea Criminalității Organizate și Cauze Speciale (PCCOCS) au emis luni, 17 mai, o notă prin care anunță că „imaginile video apărute în spațiul public, care vizează cazul ex-judecătorului ucrainean Nicolai Ceaus, sunt în proces de verificare de către organul de urmărire penală”. Procuratura va reveni cu informații odată ce vor deveni disponibile date cu relevanță de amploare pentru public”, se menționează în nota PCCOCS. În luna martie 2017, magistratul s-a prezentat benevol la Inspectoratul de Poliţie al sectorului Buiucani, declarând că a trecut ilegal frontiera de stat cu R. Moldova, în Ucraina fiind cercetat penal. Judecătorul ucrainean Nicolai Ceaus a ajuns în vizorul organelor de urmărire penală de la Kiev după ce în august 2016 ar fi luat 150 000 de dolari mită pentru pronunțarea unei hotărâri în favoarea unui inculpat. Magistratul s-a prezentat benevol la Inspectoratul de Poliţie al sectorului Buiucani, declarând că a trecut ilegal frontiera de stat.
Persons: Nicolai Ceaus, Iulian Balan, Maia Sandu, Supremă de Justiție, R, ., Rada Organizations: Supremă de Locations: Chișinău, Moldova, Interne, . Moldova, Ucraina, Kiev, Rada Supremă, Euromaidan, Chişinău
Mă numesc Nicolai Ceaus Alexeevici. După cum vedeți, eu sunt viu și sănătos și totul la mine este în regulă. Mai multe decât atât, toate degetele mele sunt la locul lor și maxilarul este la locul lui. Alături de imaginile video în care apare Ceaus, a fost postat și un mesaj. „Sunt gata să pun la dispoziția agențiilor de aplicare a legii toate informațiile despre persoanele care m-au răpit și reținut din 2016.
Persons: Nicolai Ceaus, Nicolai Ceaus Alexeevici, Svetlana, Pavel Voicu, Nicolae Ceaus, Iulian Balan, Maia Sandu, Supremă de Justiție, R, ., Rada Organizations: Interne, Ministerului Apărării, Supremă de Locations: Chișinău, Ucraina, Moldova, Interne, . Moldova, Kiev, Rada Supremă, Euromaidan, Chişinău
Procurorii anunță că la 10 mai 2021, procurorii l-au pus sub învinuire pentru asigurarea și organizarea activității grupului de persoane care nemijlocit au realizat răpirea cetățeanului ucrainean. Potrivit legii penale, fapta de care bărbatul reținut este învinuit se pedepsește cu închisoarea pentru un termen de la 6 la 10 ani. Judecătorul cunoscut pentru faptul că a examinat mai multe dosare cu implicarea participanţilor la Euromaidan, a fost reţinut la Chişinău pe 1 martie 2017. Magistratul s-a prezentat benevol la Inspectoratul de Poliţie al sectorului Buiucani, declarând că a trecut ilegal frontiera de stat. La Chișinău acesta a solicitat azil politic, însă 12 octombrie 2017 a primit refuz.
Persons: Nicolae Ceaus, Nicolae, Procurorii, Pavel Voicu, Iulian Balan, Nicolai Ceaus, Maia Sandu, Supremă de Justiție, R, ., Rada Organizations: Interne, Ministerului Apărării, Supremă de Locations: Ucraina, Chișinău, Moldova, Interne, . Moldova, Kiev, Rada Supremă, Euromaidan, Chişinău
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