Denmark will deliver a second batch of F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine by the end of 2024, following the first delivery earlier this year. The exact number and date of arrival remain undisclosed for security reasons. Denmark, with the Netherlands, is also training Ukrainian pilots.
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Ukrainian startup Swarmer has secured $2.7 million in seed funding to advance its coordinated drone swarm technology. Led by R-G.AI and supported by Radius Capital, Green Flag Ventures, and D3, the funds will enhance Swarmer’s systems already used by Ukrainian forces.
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Since 2022, Russia has sold nearly $1 billion worth of grain stolen from Ukraine’s occupied territories. This illicit trade, involving global clients like the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, supports Russia’s war efforts and helps offset the impact of international sanctions.
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Russian state-owned banks, including Sberbank and VTB, have begun opening branches in Ukraine’s occupied territories despite Western sanctions. With new locations in areas like Mariupol and Luhansk, this expansion reflects Russia’s growing influence in these regions.
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The US will announce a military package for Ukraine by the end of September, says Jake Sullivan. The aid aims to stabilize the front lines and includes fast production of 155 mm artillery rounds and Patriot missiles. Over $700M in support has already been pledged.
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Renowned Yale philosophy professor, Jason Stanley, has embraced a permanent visiting role at the Kyiv School of Economics in Ukraine while maintaining his primary position at Yale. Stanley declares his commitment to donate his entire salary from the Kyiv position.
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Russian entities, facing international sanctions, have deftly navigated a complex web of e-commerce, shipping strategies, and intermediary networks to secure vital technology components. The New York Times’ investigation reveals, based on leaked emails and telecom records.
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