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Infrastructure bottlenecks hamper Russia's booming ember exports to China: Reuters

A photograph of chemic plants successful Germany.

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Russian ember exports to energy-hungry China person jumped by astir a 3rd this twelvemonth but the proviso roar is being constrained by transport infrastructure limitations, manufacture sources and officials said.

China is seeking ember supplies from overseas, successful peculiar aft caller Covid-19 outbreaks successful the large ember mining regions of Inner Mongolia and Shaanxi forced galore mines to close, portion ember request astatine powerfulness procreation and heating sectors volition soon prime up with the coming of winter.

The Kremlin plans to summation its vigor supplies to Asia, China successful particular, to offset a slump successful exports to the West, which has imposed sanctions connected Russia implicit the struggle successful Ukraine.

Russia is the world's sixth-largest ember shaper and 1 of apical ember exporters, on with Indonesia and Australia. Its stock of planetary ember exports reached 17% past twelvemonth with proviso of 223 cardinal tons.

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At slightest 10 cardinal radical volition request psychosocial enactment from Russia's warfare successful Ukraine, WHO says

A section resident, Raisa Kuval, 82, reacts adjacent to a damaged gathering partially destroyed aft a shelling successful the metropolis of Chuguiv, eastbound of Kharkiv, connected July 16, 2022.

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Ukraine's Ministry of Health and WHO study that astatine slightest 10 cardinal radical volition request psychosocial enactment owed to the trauma from Russia's struggle successful Ukraine.

"This includes women and girls suffering intersexual unit and different forms of gender-based violence, children proceeding informing sirens daily, families who person been separated, oregon radical conscionable trying to past each day," explained Denise Brown, the U.N. Resident Coordinator successful Ukraine, said successful remarks earlier the United Nations Security Council.

Brown added that civilians successful precocious liberated areas of Ukraine are peculiarly susceptible arsenic they person "witnessed oregon experienced unspeakable violations" committed by Russian forces.

— Amanda Macias

WHO records much than 630 attacks connected captious wellness services successful Ukraine since the commencement of Russia’s invasion

Members of the Ukrainian subject person attraction for concussions and airy injuries from Ukrainian subject medics astatine a frontline tract infirmary connected May 10, 2022 successful Popasna, Ukraine.

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Since Russia invaded Ukraine connected Feb. 24, determination person been astatine slightest 631 attacks connected captious wellness services successful the country, the World Health Organization's Surveillance System for Attacks connected Health Care estimates.

The enactment reports that healthcare facilities were damaged 549 times, ambulances were targeted successful 82 cases and astatine slightest 158 attacks affected important aesculapian supplies. The radical besides estimated that attacks connected wellness services led to astatine slightest 100 deaths and 129 injuries.

The Kremlin has antecedently denied that it targets civilian infrastructure similar hospitals, schools and flat buildings.

— Amanda Macias

More than 7.7 cardinal Ukrainians person go refugees from Russia's war, U.N. estimates

A antheral holds his kid arsenic families, who fled Ukraine owed to the Russian invasion, hold to participate a exile campy successful the Moldovan superior Chisinau connected March 3, 2022.

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More than 7.7 cardinal Ukrainians have go refugees and moved to neighboring countries since Russia invaded Ukraine successful precocious February, the U.N. Refugee Agency estimates.

Nearly 4.4 cardinal of those radical person applied for impermanent nonmigratory presumption successful neighboring Western European countries, according to information collected by the agency.

"The escalation of struggle successful Ukraine has caused civilian casualties and demolition of civilian infrastructure, forcing radical to fly their homes seeking safety, extortion and assistance," the U.N. Refugee Agency wrote.

— Amanda Macias

Seven ships carrying much than 220,000 metric tons of cultivation products to permission Ukraine

An aerial presumption of Sierra Leone-flagged adust cargo vessel Razoni, carrying a cargo of 26,527 tons of corn, leaves from Istanbul, Turkiye and passes surroundings of Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge to scope Lebanon aft inspections are completed by Representatives of Russia, Ukraine, Turkiye and the United Nations (UN) of the Joint Coordination Center (JCC) implicit inspection connected August 03, 2022.

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The enactment overseeing the export of atom from Ukraine said it has approved 7 vessels to permission the besieged country.

The Black Sea Grain Initiative, a woody announced successful July among Ukraine, Russia, the United Nations and Turkey, said the vessels are carrying a full of 224,850 metric tons of atom and different crops.

The 7 ships volition permission Ukraine's larboard of Odesa, Chornomorsk and Yuzhny-Pivdennyi for Spain, China, Romania, Greece and The Netherlands.

Read much astir the Black Sea Grain Initiative here.

— Amanda Macias

Ukrainian authoritative asks Ukrainians overseas to not instrumentality location and to enactment abroad

Civilians are seen taking structure from Russian artillery successful the Kharkiv country of Ukraine connected April 3, 2022.

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Ukraine's lawman premier curate Iryna Vereshchuk asked Ukrainians who are presently overseas to not instrumentality location yet, according to an NBC News translation.

"I volition inquire you not to return, we person to past the winter," Vereshchuk said, adding that Ukraine's vigor assemblage and infrastructure is excessively anemic from the warfare to supply capable support.

"If determination is an accidental to stay, for the clip being, walk the wintertime abroad," she added.

In caller weeks, Russian missiles and drone strikes person targeted captious Ukrainian infrastructure similar vigor systems. The Kremlin has antecedently denied Ukrainian and Western claims that it targets civilian infrastructure, which is simply a usurpation of the laws of conflict.

— Amanda Macias

White House says it would beryllium a 'major mistake' for Russia to usage atomic weapons

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre holds the regular property briefing astatine the White House successful Washington, July 18, 2022.

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White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said it would beryllium "a large mistake" for Russia to usage atomic weapons successful Ukraine and that it is taking the menace of a soiled weaponry seriously.

"It would beryllium a large mistake for Russia to usage atomic weapons successful Ukraine starring to terrible consequences," Jean-Pierre said astatine the regular briefing.

The connection came successful effect to a question astir the imaginable for Russia to usage a soiled bomb. Russia has accused Ukraine of readying to usage a "dirty bomb" connected its ain territory. On Tuesday Russia reiterated the allegations successful a missive to the United Nations Security Council.

"We indispensable instrumentality this earnestly due to the fact that successful the past we person seen Russia usage allegations arsenic a pretext to escalate."

— Emma Kinery

Two NATO allies inactive person to o.k. Sweden and Finland’s introduction into the alliance

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg (C), Finland Ministers for Foreign Affairs Pekka Haavisto (L) and Sweden Foreign curate Ann Linde (R) springiness a property league aft their gathering astatine the Nato office successful Brussels connected January 24, 2022.

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Two NATO subordinate countries person yet to motion ratification protocols for Finland and Sweden to articulation the subject alliance.

Out of NATO's 30 subordinate countries, Hungary and Turkey are the past holdouts to assistance Sweden and Finland membership. Slovakia was the latest NATO state to motion ratification documents connected September 27.

In May, some nations began the ceremonial process of applying to NATO arsenic Russia's warfare successful Ukraine raged. All 30 members of the confederation person to ratify the countries' introduction into the group.

In August, U.S. President Joe Biden signed ratification documents following a 95-1 Senate ballot to bring Finland and Sweden into NATO.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said past week during a gathering with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson that the process of adding Sweden and Finland to the confederation is the "fastest successful NATO's modern history."

— Amanda Macias

White House calls connected Russia to 'negotiate successful bully faith' connected Griner release

US WNBA hoops superstar Brittney Griner stands wrong a defendants' cage earlier a proceeding astatine the Khimki Court, extracurricular Moscow connected July 26, 2022. 

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The White House called connected Russia to "negotiate successful bully faith" arsenic the Biden medication works for the merchandise of WNBA prima Brittney Griner.

White House property caput Karine Jean-Pierre referenced an connection it made successful August to the Russian government for the merchandise of Griner and the erstwhile U.S. Marine Paul Whelan.

Whelan was arrested successful 2018 connected charges of acting arsenic a spy for the United States. At the clip helium was arrested, Whelan was visiting Russia to be a wedding, according to his brother, David Whelan. 

Jean-Pierre added that the Biden medication is inactive moving down the scenes done diplomatic channels to broker the contiguous merchandise of Griner and others wrongfully detained abroad.

Earlier connected Tuesday, a Russian tribunal upheld Griner's nine-year situation sentence, a determination that volition nonstop the U.S. jock to a penal colony.

— Amanda Macias

Blinken meets with IAEA main amid Russian 'dirty bomb' allegations

Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with IAEA manager wide Rafael Mariano Grossi astir the concern astatine the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia atomic powerfulness plant.

"Secretary Blinken expressed appreciation for the IAEA's efforts to assistance guarantee the information and information astatine Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia atomic powerfulness plant," according to a State Department readout of the meeting.

Blinken besides welcomed the atomic watchdog agency's readiness to sojourn Ukraine successful the aftermath of Russia's mendacious "dirty bomb" allegations.

— Amanda Macias

Biden says Russia's usage of a atomic limb would beryllium 'an incredibly superior mistake'

U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks portion launching a caller program for Americans to person booster shots and vaccinations against the coronavirus illness (COVID-19), onstage successful an auditorium connected the White House field successful Washington, October 25, 2022.

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U.S. President Joe Biden said Russia would beryllium making "an incredibly superior mistake" if Moscow utilized a tactical atomic limb successful its combat with Ukraine.

"I'm not guaranteeing that it's a mendacious emblem operation," Biden said, referencing Russian allegations that Ukraine is readying connected utilizing a "dirty bomb" successful bid to escalate the conflict.

"It would beryllium a superior serious mistake," Biden added.

The United States and Russia clasp the lion's stock of the world's atomic weapons.

Both the Pentagon and State Department said that they were intimately monitoring Russia's rhetoric which it described arsenic "reckless" and "irresponsible."

"At this time, we haven't seen immoderate crushed to set our ain atomic posture, nor bash we person indications that Russia is preparing to usage atomic weapons,"  State Department spokesperson Ned Price told reporters during a regular property briefing.

— Amanda Macias

Biden says his medication is successful regular interaction with Russian authorities connected WNBA prima Griner's case

US' Women's National Basketball Association (NBA) hoops subordinate Brittney Griner, who was detained astatine Moscow's Sheremetyevo airdrome and aboriginal charged with amerciable possession of cannabis, stands wrong a defendants' cage earlier a tribunal proceeding successful Khimki extracurricular Moscow, connected August 4, 2022. 

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U.S. President Joe Biden said his medication is successful regular interaction with Russian authorities connected behalf of WNBA prima Brittney Griner following a Russian court's determination to contradict an appeal of her 9-year situation sentence.

"So acold we person not been met with overmuch effect but we're not stopping," Biden said, referencing a U.S. connection to the Russian government for the merchandise of Griner and erstwhile U.S. Marine Paul Whelan.

Biden besides added that his medication was moving to get each Americans wrongfully detained overseas backmost home.

Earlier connected Tuesday a Russian tribunal upheld Griner's sentence, a determination that volition nonstop the two-time Olympic golden medalist to a penal colony.

Griner has astir 8 years near connected her condemnation though different entreaty is imaginable done Russia's highest tribunal of appeals. It is not wide if she volition prosecute different appeal.

— Amanda Macias

Democrats retract missive asking Biden to negociate straight with Putin

Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., participates successful a TV interrogation astatine the U.S. Capitol connected Nov. 4, 2021.

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A radical of 30 progressive Democrats that signed a missive asking U.S. President Joe Biden to straight negociate with Russian President Vladimir Putin person retracted the note.

The two-paged letter signed by Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., Reps. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Ro Khanna, D-Calif., and others called for a renewed diplomatic push, including nonstop talks with the Kremlin successful bid to extremity the struggle successful Ukraine.

In a connection connected Tuesday, Jayapal said the missive was released by mistake.

"The missive was drafted respective months ago, but unluckily was released by unit without vetting. As Chair of the Caucus, I judge work for this," she added.

— Amanda Macias

Pope, different leaders, entreaty for extremity to 'nuclear nightmare'

Pope Francis leads an inter-religious supplication for bid astatine the Colosseum successful Rome, Italy, October 25, 2022.

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Pope Francis joined different spiritual leaders astatine Rome's Colosseum to marque a plea for bid and ending what they called the "nuclear nightmare" arsenic fears intensify that Russia's warfare against Ukraine whitethorn spot atomic weapons used.

A ceremonial astatine the past Roman arena capped a league connected promoting satellite peace. The Sant'Egidio Community, a Catholic foundation with adjacent ties to the Vatican, organized the three-day lawsuit successful Italy's capital.

In remarks to participants, Francis noted that Pope John XXIII urged authorities leaders precisely 60 years ago, during the U.S.-Russian Cuban rocket crisis, to spare the satellite from a atomic holocaust.

"Sixty years later, these words inactive impressment america with their timeliness,'' Francis said. "I marque them my own."

"Today bid has been gravely violated, assaulted and trampled upon, and this successful Europe, connected the precise continent that successful the past period endured the horrors of 2 satellite wars." the pope lamented.

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30 Democrats nonstop missive to Biden asking for nonstop talks with Putin to extremity conflict

US President Joe Biden departs Holy Trinity Catholic Church successful Washington, DC, connected July 17, 2022.

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A radical of 30 progressive Democrats successful Congress person signed a missive asking U.S. President Joe Biden to straight prosecute with Russia successful bid to bring an extremity to the struggle successful Ukraine.

The two-paged letter signed by Progressive Caucus Chair Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., Reps. Jamie Raskin, D-Md., Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., Ro Khanna, D-Calif., and others calls for a renewed diplomatic push, including nonstop talks with the Kremlin.

"If determination is simply a mode to extremity the warfare portion preserving a escaped and autarkic Ukraine, it is America's work to prosecute each diplomatic avenue to enactment specified a solution that is acceptable to the radical of Ukraine," the missive reads.

"Such a model would presumably see incentives to extremity hostilities, including immoderate signifier of sanctions relief, and bring unneurotic the planetary assemblage to found information guarantees for a escaped and autarkic Ukraine that are acceptable for each parties, peculiarly Ukrainians."

— Amanda Macias

Blinken speaks to his Ukrainian counterpart amid Russian 'dirty bomb' claims

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks astir US argumentation towards China during an lawsuit hosted by the Asia Society Policy Institute astatine George Washington University successful Washington, DC, connected May 26, 2022.

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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke with his Ukrainian counterpart and reaffirmed U.S. enactment amid mendacious Russian claims that Kyiv was preparing to usage a "dirty bomb."

"He noted our committedness to enactment with allies and partners to proceed gathering Ukraine's information assistance needs connected the battlefield," State Department spokesperson Ned Price said successful a statement.

Earlier this week, the Kremlin said Ukraine plans to usage a alleged "dirty bomb" connected its ain territory successful bid to blasted Russia and escalate the struggle further. Ukrainian and Western officials person denounced the assertion arsenic a "pretext for aggression."

— Amanda Macias

Griner's lawyer says WNBA prima has mislaid hope

US hoops subordinate Brittney Griner, who was sentenced to 9 years successful a Russian penal colony successful August for cause smuggling, is seen connected a surface via a video nexus from a remand situation earlier a tribunal proceeding to see an entreaty against her sentence, astatine the Moscow determination tribunal connected October 25, 2022.

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Brittney Griner's lawyer Maria Blagovolina said the hoops prima volition person to determine whether to marque a past effort to entreaty her sentence, but today's determination has caused her to suffer hope.

Griner has astir 8 years near connected her condemnation though different entreaty is imaginable done Russia's tribunal of cassation, the highest tribunal of appeals. It is not wide if her lawyers volition prosecute different appeal.

"We deliberation we should usage each ineligible tools disposable but that is her determination to take," Blagovolina told reporters extracurricular of the court. She added that the two-time Olympic golden medalist was disappointed to perceive the determination from the three-judge panel.

"She had immoderate anticipation but that vanished today," Blagovolina said.

— Amanda Macias

Russian tribunal rejects Brittney Griner's appeal

US' Women's National Basketball Association (NBA) hoops subordinate Brittney Griner, who was detained astatine Moscow's Sheremetyevo airdrome and aboriginal charged with amerciable possession of cannabis, stands wrong a defendants' cage earlier a tribunal proceeding successful Khimki extracurricular Moscow, connected August 4, 2022. 

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A Russian tribunal rejected Brittney Griner's entreaty aft the U.S. hoops prima was convicted connected cause charges earlier this twelvemonth and sentenced to 9 years successful jail.

Read the afloat communicative here.

— Sam Meredith

Russian entreaty tribunal authoritative says 9-year condemnation for Brittney Griner is 'fair'

The Russian authorities authoritative successful U.S. WNBA prima Brittney Griner's entreaty proceeding told the judges presiding implicit her lawsuit that the nine-year jailhouse word for possession and smuggling of drugs was "fair," according to Reuters.

Griner, who was convicted connected cause charges earlier this year, was seen listening via video nexus to a unrecorded translation of the proceedings from a detention halfway conscionable extracurricular Moscow.

A lawyer for Griner said her nine-year jailhouse word was excessive and asked the tribunal to acquit her, Reuters reported.

Griner's lawyers told NBC News earlier the hearing that the two-time Olympic golden medalist was "quite pessimistic" that the justice volition overrule the court's archetypal verdict.

— Sam Meredith

New UK PM Sunak says Ukraine warfare indispensable beryllium seen successfully to its conclusion

Britain's caller Prime Minister Rishi Sunak delivers a code extracurricular Number 10 Downing Street, successful London, Britain, October 25, 2022.

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Rishi Sunak said successful his archetypal code arsenic British premier curate that the Ukraine warfare indispensable beryllium seen successfully to its conclusion.

"I recognize however hard this infinitesimal is aft the billions of pounds it outgo america to combat Covid, aft each the dislocation that caused successful the midst of a unspeakable warfare that indispensable beryllium seen successfully to its conclusions," Sunak said from extracurricular 10 Downing Street.

"I afloat admit however hard things are," helium added.

Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron congratulated Sunak connected becoming Britain's caller premier minister, saying via Twitter helium would look guardant to moving with him connected communal challenges specified arsenic the warfare successful Ukraine.

— Sam Meredith

German president pays astonishment sojourn to Kyiv

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier paid a astonishment sojourn to Kyiv Tuesday, his archetypal since the Russian penetration began connected Feb. 24.

In what appeared to beryllium an effort to redeem himself, Steinmeier stressed his enactment for Ukraine aft antecedently facing disapproval from Kyiv for his erstwhile relation successful creating person economical ties betwixt Russia and Germany.

"My connection to Ukrainians: you tin number connected Germany," the president said.

In the months since the warfare began, Steinmeier expressed regret for his enactment with Russia, saying successful aboriginal April, "My sticking to ... Nord Stream 2, that was decidedly a mistake. We held connected to bridges that Russia nary longer believed in, and of which our partners warned us." Nord Stream 2 was a multi-billion dollar Baltic oversea pipeline task that would person enabled much Russian state to travel to Germany. The task was suspended successful the days starring up to Russia's invasion.

— Natasha Turak

All remaining men successful occupied Kherson encouraged to articulation Russian-backed militia

A damaged car, which was carjacked by Russian soldiers, pictured successful beforehand of a damaged infirmary gathering connected Sept. 27, 2022, successful Vysokopillia, Ukraine.

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The remaining men successful occupied Kherson are being encouraged to articulation a caller section Russian-backed militia that would combat the incoming Ukrainian forces that person gradually been taking backmost land.

Russian authorities are urging civilians to permission the territory arsenic Ukrainian forces approach, and accidental that 25,000 residents person near successful the past week.

It's not wide if the men remaining successful the Kherson are being forced to combat connected the Russian side, but making civilians service successful the equipped forces of an occupying state is considered a usurpation of the Geneva Convention.

Kherson is 1 of 4 territories successful eastbound Ukraine that was illegally annexed by Russia successful precocious September.

— Natasha Turak

Russia to rise Ukraine 'dirty bomb' accusation astatine U.N., diplomats say

Russia intends to rise astatine the United Nations Security Council connected Tuesday its accusation that Ukraine is readying a "dirty bomb" onslaught and has urged U.N. main Antonio Guterres to bash each helium tin to "prevent this heinous transgression from happening."

"We volition respect the usage of the 'dirty bomb' by the Kiev authorities arsenic an enactment of atomic terrorism," Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vassily Nebenzia wrote successful a missive - seen by Reuters - to Guterres and the Security Council.

"We impulse the Western countries to exert their power connected the authorities successful Kiev to wantonness its unsafe plans threatening planetary bid and security," helium wrote. "We telephone connected the Secretary-General of the United Nations to bash everything successful his powerfulness to forestall this heinous transgression from happening."

With Ukrainian forces advancing into the strategical Russian-occupied state of Kherson, apical Russian officials phoned Western counterparts connected Sunday and Monday to archer them Moscow suspected Ukraine of readying to usage a alleged "dirty bomb" laced with atomic material.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has responded by accusing Russia of readying specified an onslaught itself to blasted connected Ukraine. Western countries besides rejected Russia's allegation arsenic a pretext for intensifying the eight-month-long war, which began successful February erstwhile Russian forces invaded neighboring Ukraine.

Russia has told assembly counterparts it volition bring up the contented during a closed-door gathering connected Tuesday, diplomats said.

— Reuters

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Safeguards inspectors to sojourn 2 atomic locations successful Ukraine, IAEA’s Grossi says pursuing requests from Ukraine

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shakes hands with International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi, who is to caput a planned ngo to the Zaporizhzhia atomic plant, arsenic Russia's onslaught connected Ukraine continues, successful Kyiv, Ukraine August 30, 2022.

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The International Atomic Energy Agency volition sojourn 2 atomic locations successful Ukraine, pursuing a petition from Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba to disprove Russian allegations that Ukraine plans to usage a "dirty bomb."

"The IAEA inspected 1 of these locations 1 period agone and each our findings were accordant with Ukraine's safeguards declarations," IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said successful a statement. "No undeclared atomic activities oregon worldly were recovered there."

Both sites are nether the U.N. atomic watchdog's safeguards and person regular visits from IAEA regulators, according to the agency. The IAEA said the intent of the upcoming sojourn is to observe immoderate undeclared atomic activities oregon materials that could beryllium accordant with Russia's "dirty bomb" allegations.

— Rocio Fabbro

World Bank provides Ukraine with further $500 million

A Ukrainian chopper flies successful Donetsk region, connected September 22, 2022.

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The World Bank has distributed another $500 cardinal to Ukraine to assistance concern the country's captious spending needs.

The financing, provided by its lending arm, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, had been supported by $500 cardinal successful indebtedness guarantees from the United Kingdom that were announced connected Sept. 30, the slope said.

In total, the slope said it has authorized $13 cardinal successful exigency financing for Ukraine, of which $11.4 cardinal has been distributed.

A report published successful September by the World Bank, the Ukrainian authorities and the European Commission estimated reconstruction and betterment costs totaled $349 cardinal arsenic of June 1. However, the fig is expected to support expanding arsenic the warfare drags on.

— Natalie Tham

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