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Ukraine-Russia war 2026: manpower and funding crises

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Latest: Russia sends over 140,000 citizens to mandatory military service

The Kremlin continues to face severe personnel shortages as monthly troop losses outpace recruitment. While Russia recruits approximately 1,000 soldiers daily, reports indicate a monthly deficit of roughly 6,000 personne

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Impact of Russian invasion on Ukrainian education

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Latest: Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv switches to remote learning

As the fifth school year since the Russian invasion began, approximately 3.5 million students have returned to classes under significant security constraints, including nearly 250,000 children entering the school system

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Dominican recruitment for Russian military

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Latest: Dominican national fighting in Ukraine seeks return to front despite family pleas

Reports have emerged regarding the recruitment of Dominican citizens into the Russian military, specifically involving 28-year-old Juan Carlos Ávila Espaillat. After posting social media videos claiming to be fighting fo

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Kalashnikov Group military weapon modernization

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Latest: Kalashnikov Group delivers large shipment of modernized SVDS sniper rifles

The Kalashnikov Group has introduced and delivered several modernized weapon systems for specialized Russian military units. In early September 2026, the company unveiled the AK-12+ assault rifle prototype in Vladivosto

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Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant security and power crisis

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Latest: Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant faces increased safety risks amid power supply sabotage claims

Since its capture in March 2022, the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station has remained shut down under Russian control, with safety increasingly threatened by attacks, power losses, and water-supply problems. In late July

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