The Central Bank of Russia predicts an increase in inflation in the country to 15% by 2027, although its analyses do not take into account the effects of the fuel crisis caused by Ukrainian attacks, which could affect the investment capacities of the energy sector and lead to a decline in GDP. (translated)
In the first part of the International Report, Witold Jurasz and Agnieszka Bryc analyze current events in international politics, focusing on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and the impact of Ratko Mladic's death on the situation in the Balkans, while also avoiding comments on controversial political actions in Israel and the USA. (translated)
The article describes the dramatic situation in Kyiv, where residents have to deal with continuous attacks from the Russian army, which lead to chaos, exhaustion, and demoralization in the city. (translated)
At the G20 summit, discussions with Russia were interrupted by the United States, which conditions further economic cooperation on the end of the war in Ukraine, and some European politicians refused to take a joint photo with Russian Finance Minister Siluanov. (translated)
As a result of the massive Russian shelling of Kyiv on the night from Monday to Tuesday, three people were killed and four were injured, including children, and an additional eight people were injured in the Kyiv region. (translated)
A drone hit a multi-story residential building in Yekaterinburg, injuring four people and damaging apartments, while the Russian Ministry of Defense reported the interception of 239 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory. (translated)
The article highlights that Vladimir Putin is planning to escalate the war in Ukraine in the face of growing internal problems within his regime, which indicates his desire to maintain power and avoid a loss of image. (translated)
CIA chief, John Ratcliffe, proposed to the Russian authorities in Moscow to organize a trilateral meeting of the leaders of the USA, Russia, and Ukraine, which could be a first step towards ending the war in Ukraine. (translated)
The President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, assessed that he does not believe in the possibility of a Russian attack on NATO, while at the same time emphasizing that the Alliance should be prepared for any scenario and continue to support Ukraine. (translated)
Kyiv set an unfortunate record, experiencing 13 air raid alarms in one day, causing residents to have to hide for nearly 15 hours. (translated)
CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Moscow, where he presented a grim assessment of the situation related to the invasion of Ukraine to the Russian authorities and called for negotiations to end the war. (translated)
The dried-up bottom of the Kakhovka Reservoir has become a new, difficult section of the front, where Russian soldiers are changing tactics, using dense thickets to fight against Ukrainian forces towards Zaporizhzhia. (translated)
Russia is negotiating with North Korea to obtain more powerful missiles and military support aimed at strengthening missile terror in Ukraine. (translated)
Poland signed a contract for the purchase of thousands of portable Piorun air defense systems, which will significantly strengthen its short-range defense capabilities and will also be partially financed by the European SAFE program. (translated)
The Ukrainian strategy of intensifying attacks on Russian industry and warehouses in response to Russia's aggression leads to an increase in casualties among the Russian civilian population, which Kyiv sees as the price for transferring the hostilities to the territory of the aggressor. (translated)
North Korea plans to send up to 50,000 soldiers to Russia to support the Kremlin in the war against Ukraine, emphasizing the increasing military cooperation between autocratic regimes such as China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea, thereby threatening Western interests. (translated)
The Russian army launched a massive nighttime attack on Kyiv, resulting in at least 12 fatalities and 33 injuries, damaging residential buildings as well as medical and educational institutions, prompting authorities to declare Friday a day of mourning. (translated)
Lew Szlosberg, the deputy chairman of the opposition party Yabloko, has been sentenced to 12.5 years in a penal colony for criticizing the war in Ukraine, considering his indictment a political trial, while Russia prepares for elections. (translated)
Former CIA Director Leon Panetta warns that Russia is systematically testing NATO's defenses, and the situation requires the alliance's vigilance to prevent provocations from Vladimir Putin, who is under pressure due to the war in Ukraine and may be seeking new fronts in response to the West's weakness. (translated)
The article discusses the development and significance of ground drones on the war front in Ukraine, which not only deliver ammunition and provisions but, above all, save the lives of severely injured soldiers, changing the way warfare is conducted. (translated)
