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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy praised Germany’s air defense systems as a "historic" contribution to Ukraine's defense during a joint press conference with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz in Kyiv on Monday. While expressing gratitude, Zelenskyy stressed the need for increased support. Scholz, who visited Ukraine for the first time in over two years, reiterated Germany's commitment to backing Kyiv in the war, positioning Germany as Ukraine's second-largest supporter after the U.S. However, Scholz refused two key Ukrainian requests: supplying Taurus long-range missiles and fast-tracking Ukraine’s NATO membership, maintaining Germany’s stance on these issues.

Ukraine Claims Six People Injured In Russian Attack At Kyiv

On October 29, Ukrainian officials reported that six people were injured during a Russian overnight drone attack on Kyiv. The attack involved 48 drones, of which the Ukrainian military successfully shot down 26. Falling debris from a destroyed drone injured several individuals and caused a fire in a residential building in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district. One of the injured was taken to the hospital, as confirmed by his wife. Moscow has consistently denied targeting civilians amid the ongoing conflict that began with its invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. The war has lasted over 2.5 years, resulting in thousands of deaths, primarily among Ukrainians. The relentless attacks have turned numerous cities and villages into rubble, highlighting the extensive devastation inflicted on Ukraine throughout the conflict. As night raids continue, the situation in Kyiv and other regions remains precarious and fraught with danger for civilians.

Artillery Unit Defends Frontline Against Russian Attacks Without Pause | Russia-Ukraine War

Watch the inside look at the ongoing conflict between Ukrainian and Russian forces, with footage of Ukrainian soldiers from the 148th Separate Artillery Brigade preparing and firing weapons to stem the Russian advance. Soldiers share their experiences and hopes for the future amidst the challenging conditions on the front lines. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addresses the difficult situation facing the country's army, as Russia intensifies its push in eastern regions.

Ukrainian 'Grandpa' Leads Over 60s Unit Fighting Russian Forces For Free

Oleksandr Taran, known as "Grandpa," leads the Steppe Wolves, a group of Ukrainian men predominantly over 60 years old. Despite being deemed too old for military service, they are determined to defend their country and actively participate in the fight.

Russian Missile Strikes Hit Kharkiv: Bar Hit For The Third Time

Russian missile strikes hit residential areas in Kharkiv, Ukraine, injuring six people. Despite her bar surviving a third strike, Nika Hladka remains resolute, planning repairs and staying put in Kharkiv amidst ongoing attacks.

Ukrainian President Condemns Iran's Attack On Israel, Urges Allies For Support

President Zelenskyy of Ukraine condemns Iran's attack on Israel and appeals for international assistance against airborne threats. As the conflict intensifies, Ukrainian forces brace for crucial battles, while ongoing Russian assaults on energy infrastructure escalate the crisis. Zelenskyy urges U.S. Congress to approve vital aid, while House Republicans respond to the Iranian attack with legislative action supporting Israel.

Black Sea grain deal that reopened key Ukraine ports set to expire in July: All you need to know

The agreement lets cargo ships pass safely through the Black Sea to and from the ports of Odesa, Chornomorsk and Yuzhny/Pivdennyi. More details here

Nayara Energy says making steady progress in India expansion plan despite BP’s exit from Rosneft

Rosneft, along with a investment consortium comprising global commodity trading firm Trafigura and UCP Investment Group acquired the downstream and petrochemicals company in August 2017.

Russia could lose financial markets access, advanced goods if it invades Ukraine: EU chief

Western leaders have until now refused to be drawn on the details of the responses they have agreed on if Russia invaded, only ruling out a military response and promising economic sanctions that would be unprecedented in scale.