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The EU’s new listings include a North Korean children’s camp and the president of Russia’s Tatarstan region. Those targeted face asset freezes, and the listed individuals face travel bans.
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More intense attacks in Ukraine are increasing civilian suffering and the risk of the war spilling over into neighbouring countries, senior UN official Rosemary DiCarlo warns. The vulnerable energy supply is an additional concern for the coming winter, she says.
Ukraine’s strikes are hurting a Russian source of revenue. An energy truce could offer Kyiv protection, but only if it works both ways. Trump’s own Iran policy also belongs in any explanation of expensive diesel.
Five days after his phone call with Putin, Trump demanded an end to Ukrainian strikes on Russian fuel facilities. He blamed Kyiv for the diesel shortage and ruled out the Middle East. The price history tells a different story.
The Dutch cabinet announces an extra €327 million in non-military support for Ukraine and an extra €1.1 billion for development cooperation. Both amounts cover 2027–2029. The news release supports the announcement, but does not prove actual spending.
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A reported Lukoil proposal adds a commercial strand to Ukraine peace talks, but permission to negotiate is not approval for a sale.