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Forbes: Canada lifts sanctions on Russian billionaire following lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Forbes: Canada lifts sanctions on Russian billionaire following lawsuit

Canada's Foreign Ministry agreed to remove sanctions against Russian oligarch Oleg Boyko after he filed a lawsuit, Forbes Russia reported on Nov. 16.

Source: yahoo.com
Russia's killer drones still boast Swiss components. How come? - Vimarsana News

Russia's killer drones still boast Swiss components. How come?

Ukrainian government documents show that Swiss components made in 2023 are still embedded in Russian drones.

Former Ukrainian Security Service general may be released in Serbia in December, BBC reports - Vimarsana News

Former Ukrainian Security Service general may be released in Serbia in December, BBC reports

Andrii Naumov, former head of the Main Department of Internal Security of the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), may be released from custody in Serbia in December. Belgrad has refused to extradite him to Ukraine, where he is involved in several criminal cases.

Source: yahoo.com
NV investigates why Ukraine has yet to impose sanctions on dictator Lukashenko - Vimarsana News

NV investigates why Ukraine has yet to impose sanctions on dictator Lukashenko

Despite facing sanctions in several countries, including the United States and the European Union, Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is absent from the Kyiv’s official sanction lists.

Source: yahoo.com
EU struggles to meet Ukraine pledges as spectre of Trump presidency looms - Vimarsana News

EU struggles to meet Ukraine pledges as spectre of Trump presidency looms

Hungary maintains veto on increase to military reimbursement fund as doubts grow over artillery shell pledge