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One in 10 Russian POWs in Ukraine Is a Foreign Citizen, Kyiv Says (opens the original)
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One in 10 Russian prisoners of war (POWs) held in Ukraine is a citizen of another country, according to Ukraine’s “I Want to Live” project that helps Russian soldiers surrender. As of September, Russian POWs in Ukraine include citizens of 55 countries, the project said. Nearly 29,000 foreign nationals have signed contracts with Russia’s armed forces since 2022, according to Ukrainian data. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. The figures point to the growing international ou
Tsikhanouskaya Hails Belarus Prisoner Release, Urges More (opens the original)
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Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya welcomed the release of 25 political prisoners on Wednesday, Sept. 16, while stressing that hundreds remain imprisoned and negotiations must continue. “Every person released is a victory,” she said, thanking the US for what she described as difficult negotiations with Minsk. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Tsikhanouskaya said every release required “tremendous effort” and accused Alexander Lukashenko of being unwilli
Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Leaves Country Amid Anti-Corruption Showdown (opens the original)
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Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko reportedly left the country overnight on Monday, Sept. 14 in an official vehicle, as a confrontation with Ukraine’s anti-corruption agencies escalated following the “Carthage” investigation into an alleged criminal network operating inside the Prosecutor General’s Office. Ukrainian media reported that Kravchenko left Ukraine overnight, citing sources in law enforcement. The Anti-Corruption Action Center (ANTAC) also reported his departure. Follow ou
Polish FM: ‘We Would Defeat Russia Quite Quickly’ if Moscow Attacked NATO (opens the original)
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Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said NATO could defeat Russia quickly if Moscow attacked the alliance, arguing that Europe has “overwhelming superiority” in air power. “If Russia attacked us and we took our gloves off, I think we would defeat Russia quite quickly. We have overwhelming superiority over Russia in air power. General, correct me if I’m wrong, but it’s something like 2,500 aircraft,” Sikorski said during a Sept. 12 discussion at the annual Yalta European Strategy meeting in
Romania Finds Drone Debris and Active Warhead Along Black Sea Coast (opens the original)
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Romanian military disposal teams neutralized debris from multiple unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) – including fragments containing live explosive warheads – discovered across coastal regions, the Black Sea, and the border county of Tulcea on Friday, Sept. 11. According to Romanian broadcaster Digi24, fragments were recovered from several separate sites throughout Friday. Authorities confirmed that two drone fragments were found on a beach in Tulcea County along the border with Ukraine, while two
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