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The New York Times (NYT) reports that Russia appears to be defying sanctions and increasing its production of missiles, surpassing levels seen in 2022. In response to this situation, the United States is focusing on bolstering Ukrainian air defense capabilities.

It is noted that Russia may be obtaining scarce missile components through an extensive network of smuggling routes that pass through third countries like Armenia and Turkey. American officials are concerned that this increase in missile production could lead to new missile strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure during the fall and winter.

The article highlights the difficulty faced by Western countries in fully preventing sanctions evasion, mainly due to the nature of the goods involved. Russia is reportedly seeking commercialized chips that have a wide range of applications, not just in guided missiles, making it challenging for authorities to track and regulate the flow of these components.

The situation underscores the ongoing challenges in enforcing sanctions and controlling the proliferation of military equipment in conflict zones.

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On the night of September 13, the Russian Federation attacked Reni and Izmail in the Odesa region with attack drones — administrative buildings, warehouses for grain cargoes, oil storage tanks and motor vehicles were damaged, the Minister of Community Development, Territories and Infrastructure Kubrakov said

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⚡️North Korea has been supplying the Russian Federation with 122 mm and 152 mm shells, as well as rockets to Grady, for a month and a half, — Budanov.

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⚡️ The European Parliament recognized Lukashenko as involved in the war against Ukraine on an equal footing with Putin, a resolution was adopted.

The resolution also called on the International Criminal Court to issue a warrant for his arrest.

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Elon Musk has reportedly made the decision to transfer control of a portion of the Starlink satellite network, which is being utilized in the war in Ukraine, to the Pentagon. This development was disclosed by Musk's biographer, Walter Isaacson, during an interview with the Washington Post.

Isaacson stated that Musk's decision to take this step was influenced by his dissatisfaction with the intense criticism directed at him and a belief that some of the accusations against him were unfair. As a result, Musk no longer wishes to personally oversee the rules and restrictions governing the use of this network.

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Pro-Russian media resources are spreading information about Ukraine's alleged preparation of a terrorist attack in Uman on September 15 during the celebration of the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah, — Center for countering disinformation at the NSDC of Ukraine.

"By spreading such fakes, the enemy is trying to create an informational alibi for future terrorist attacks on the territory of Ukraine," the message reads.

Center for countering disinformation at the NSDC of Ukraine urges not to succumb to hostile manipulation, respond to air warning signals, follow safety rules and trust only sources of verified information.

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Putin surpassed the lies of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation regarding the military losses of Ukraine

During the Eastern Economic Forum, organized by Russia, the Russian dictator announced unverified figures of the alleged losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in military equipment, which turned out to be even more inflated than the "reports" of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

According to Putin, during the counteroffensive, the Armed Forces of Ukraine lost 543 tanks and almost 18,000 units of armored vehicles of various classes. At the same time, on the eve of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation lied about more than 11 thousand allegedly destroyed tanks and other armored vehicles since the beginning of the war.

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The Russians tried to target a civilian ship in the Ukrainian port with missiles, — British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.

"Thanks to declassified intelligence data, we know that on August 24, the Russian military fired several missiles at a civilian cargo ship in the Black Sea," Reuters quoted the prime minister as saying.

According to the British Foreign Ministry, the missiles were aimed at a moored cargo ship flying the flag of Liberia and were shot down by anti-aircraft missiles.

Among the missiles were two Kalibr missiles fired from a missile carrier of the Black Sea Fleet, the agency added.

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Russia has reportedly encountered a significant financial challenge related to its oil sales to India. Approximately $40 billion earned from these transactions has become effectively inaccessible due to the way it was sold.

According to Newsweek, the oil was sold in exchange for rupees, which are not freely convertible and are subject to strict government regulations in India. This means that converting rupees into other major currencies like dollars or euros, or transferring them abroad, is not straightforward. Furthermore, within India, there may be limitations on what these rupees can be used to purchase.

As a result, the majority of the revenue generated from the sale of Russian oil to India has essentially remained within the country. The Russian authorities are now contemplating how best to invest or utilize this money within the Indian market.

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Nikopol has endured two artillery and "Grad" rocket attacks from Russian forces daily. As a result, three individuals suffered injuries related to mines and explosives, according to Serhiy Lysak, the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration.

Medical professionals have categorized the condition of these men as moderate.

The shelling inflicted severe damage on various establishments in the area, including a store, private businesses, food enterprises, and an educational institution. Additionally, a five-story building, outbuildings, and a car were significantly damaged as a result of the enemy shelling.

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