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18/06/2022

Shelling traps 77 miners in Donetsk region - reports
Shelling has trapped 77 miners in a coal mine in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, Russia's RIA news agency reports.

The miners were left trapped underground after power to the Zasyadko mine was cut off.

"As a result of shelling by (Ukrainian forces), power to the Zasyadko mine in Donetsk was cut off, 77 miners remain underground," RIA said, citing the Russian-backed separatist region's territorial defence.

Earlier today, the UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) said Russia had probably renewed its efforts to advance south of Ukraine's eastern city of Izium in the last 48hrs.

On Twitter, it said its goal was to pe*****te deeper into the Donetsk region and envelope the pocket around the embattled city of Severodonetsk, which has witnessed intense fighting, from the north. Source: skynews.com

18/06/2022

chapel at University of Cambridge
A banner in support of the war in Ukraine has been tied across the spires on King's College Chapel at the University of Cambridge.

The sign, which has been hung across the top of the 80ft building in the city centre, reads "Slava Ukraini", which roughly translates to "Glory to Ukraine".

A King's College spokesperson said: "The King's community is appalled by the suffering and loss of life inflicted by the Russian military across Ukraine in recent months, and the disastrous effect the hostilities are having on the lives of thousands of people, including displaced students and scholars.

"While we regret the risks associated with the installation of a banner hung between the spires of the chapel, both in regard to the physical fabric of the historic building, and to the dangers now posed to those required to remove it, we are fully supportive of its sentiment.

"Since the invasion we have been providing assistance to researchers stranded by the outbreak of war, as well as recently appointing the first of three displaced scholars to postdoctoral positions within the College, and establishing a fund for refugee students from all areas of conflict." Source: skynews.com

18/06/2022

Russia renews efforts near Izium to pe*****te deeper into eastern Ukraine, MoD says; shelling traps 77 miners in Donetsk region
Ukraine latest as US senators raise 'deep concerns' on whether TikTok allows Russian 'pro-war propaganda'; shelling traps 77 miners in Donetsk region; UK's Ministry of Defence says Russia had probably renewed its efforts to advance south of Ukraine's eastern city of Izium.

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Russian forces continuing to deploy additional troops to support eastern offensive
The Kremlin are deploying more troops along Ukraine's eastern flank in an effort to bolster their operations in the Severodonetsk and Lysychansk area, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reports.

Citing Ukraine's defence ministry spokesperson Oleksandr Motuzyanyk, the US-based think tank said Russian forces were transferring tanks, armoured personnel carriers, engineering equipment, and vehicles closer to the eastern city of Severodonetsk.

"The Russian military has concentrated the vast majority of its available combat power to capture Severodonetsk and Lysychansk at the expense of other axes of advance and is suffering heavy casualties to do so," the ISW reported. Source: syknews.com.

08/06/2022

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03/06/2022

Turkish manufacturer donates drone for Ukraine after Lithuanian crowdfunding campaign
RT: Turkey's Baykar donates drone for Ukraine after Lithuanian crowdfunder
Lithuanian Deputy Defence Minister Vilius Semeska poses with Selcuk Bayraktar, Chief Technology Officer of Turkish technology company Baykar, and Haluk Bayraktar, Chief Executive Officer of Baykar, next a Bayraktar TB2 advanced combat drone in Istanbul, Turkey June 2, 2022.
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Lithuanian Deputy Defense Minister Vilius Semeska poses next to a TB2 advanced combat drone in Istanbul with Selcuk Bayraktar and Haluk Bayraktar, the chief technology office and chief executive officer, respectively, of Turkish company Baykar.

Baykar and Turkey's Defense Industry Agency will donate one of the combat drones for Lithuania to transfer to Ukraine after Lithuanians crowdfunded nearly 6 million euros to buy it.

— Reuters/CNBC

03/06/2022

Russia now occupies 20% of Ukraine's territory: Zelenskyy
Russia currently occupies about 20% of Ukraine's territory, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a video address to Luxembourg's parliament.

"We have to defend ourselves against almost the entire Russian army. All combat-ready Russian military formations are involved in this aggression," he said.

The front lines of the fighting extended across more than 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) of land, Zelenskyy added.

Russian forces have been making steady gains in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region, which Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has called an "unconditional priority" for Moscow. Ukrainian officials describe the territory as almost entirely destroyed by Russian bombing and shelling.

— Natasha Turak/CNBC

03/06/2022

U.S. Treasury targets yachts management companies tied to Putin
The U.S. Treasury Department announced a litany of sanctions against yachts and yacht-management companies tied to Russian President Vladimir Putin and other Russian oligarchs for Moscow's continued assault on Ukraine.

The Office of Foreign Assets Control said its latest actions also target Putin money manager, Sergei Roldugin.

Specifically, Treasury blocked the use of two ships — the Russia-flagged Graceful and the Cayman Islands-flagged Olympia, saying Putin has used them for travel in the past.

Imperial Yachts, a ship management company that caters to oligarchs whose wealth rises and falls based on the decisions made by Putin, is also subject to the department's sanctions.

— Thomas Franck/CNBC

03/06/2022

Russia limits exports of noble gases, a key ingredient for making chips
Sanctions-hit Russia has limited exports of noble gases such as neon, a key ingredient for making chips, until the end of 2022 to strengthen its market position, its trade ministry said.

— Reuters/CNBC

03/06/2022

New U.S. sanctions target yachts with Putin ties; Russia takes majority control of key Ukrainian city

Russian forces now control most of the eastern city of Sieverodonetsk, an important strategic target and the last Ukrainian holdout in the Luhansk region of the Donbas.

Moscow has roundly criticized the Biden Administration's new $700 million military aid package for Ukraine, which includes longer-range weapons.

Meanwhile, oil prices have dipped on reports that Saudi Arabia may be willing to increase its crude production if Russia's supply is hit by EU sanctions.

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UN humanitarian chief to meet with Russian officials amid push to restart agricultural exports
The U.N. humanitarian chief was to meet with Russian officials as part of U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' efforts to enable Ukrainian and Russian agricultural exports through the Black Sea amid a global food crisis.

U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric told reporters that Undersecretary-General Martin Griffiths met officials Wednesday and will continue his meetings Thursday.

Guterres said there was no resolution as of Wednesday, but the U.N. is engaged in serious dialogue with all relevant parties "in order to find a package deal."

Dujarric noted that Griffiths' visit to Moscow followed a Monday visit to the Russian capital by Rebeca Grynspan, the secretary-general of the U.N. Conference on Trade and Development known as UNCTAD. Grynspan is focusing on getting Russian grains to global markets. She later went to Washington.

"We've seen a lot of positive statements coming from various capitals," Dujarric said. "We also very much appreciate the role that Turkey is playing in all of this. If we have something concrete to announce, we will do so."

— Associated Press/CNBC

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04/05/2022

President Weah Appoints Public Works Minister

Monrovia, Liberia – The President of the Republic, His Excellency, President George Manneh Weah, has appointed Mrs. Ruth Coker Collins as Minister of Public Works of Liberia.

Mrs. Collins was appointed Wednesday, May 4, 2022, replacing the late Mobutu Vlah Nyenpan who served in the capacity from 2018 to 2020.

The appointment is subject to confirmation by the Honorable Liberian Senate where applicable.

Source: Executive Mansion, RL

04/05/2022

President Weah Appoints New LAA Manager

Monrovia, Liberia - The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, has appointed Mr. Darlington T. Karnley as Manager of the Liberia Airport Authority (LAA).

Mr. Karnley was appointed on Wednesday, May 4, 2022.

The new LAA Manager presently works at Boeing, America's leading aircraft manufacturer as Avionics Tech Specialist Manager, managing all Installation, inspection, test, adjust, or repairs avionics equipment, such as radar, radio, navigation, and missile control systems in aircraft or space vehicles.

He is also an Aviation Maintenance Technician in Airframe and Powerplant.

Mr. Karnley, comes to the portfolio with a rich background in the field of Aviation and is a Master Degree Candidate in Aviation Management from the Aviation Institute of Maintenance in Philadelphia.

He also holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Cuttington University, Bachelor of Arts in Theology from Southern Adventist University in the US.

His appointment is subject to confirmation by the Honorable Liberian Senate where applicable

Source: Executive Mansion, RL

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