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Ukraine's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal and Vice President of the European Commission, Maros Sefcovic, have discussed the strengthening of sanctions against Russia and Ukraine's integration into the EU energy market.
Four representatives of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) left Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant on September 5, with two IAEA mission members remaining at the station.
At the Zaporizhia NPP, next to which the invaders have deployed and fire MLR systems, a nuclear engineering audit is required even more than the peacekeeping efforts of an IAEA mission.
04 September 2022
The European Network of Transmission System Operators (ENTSO-E) has increased the available cross-border capacity for Ukraine’s electricity exports towards the EU to 300 megawatts. Such capacities will be available to Ukrainian exporters during peak consumption hours.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal expects that Ukraine will receive EUR 5 billion in macro-financial assistance from the EU this week. He discussed with German partners the issue of receiving another EUR 3 billion in support, as well as providing macro-financial assistance to Ukraine next year.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal insists a peacekeeping mission under the aegis of the European Union and the United Nations needs to be sent to Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) to ensure its complete demilitarization.
The Ukrainian and Austrian governments have signed a framework agreement on economic cooperation in the development of projects, including in the field of health care, which provides for the construction and equipment of a number of medical facilities.
Twelve ships loaded with grain departed from Ukraine's Black Sea ports early on Sunday, September 4.
The number of phytosanitary and veterinary inspectors should be increased on the Polish side of the border in order to settle the critical situation with checkpoints’ capacity as transport companies are facing massive delays.
Four Ukrainian companies will participate in the International Defense Industry Exhibition (MSPO 2022), which will take place in the Polish city of Kielce September 6 through September 9.
About USD 37 billion of financial support within the framework of 13 cooperation programs and the implementation of numerous structural reforms in the areas of monetary and fiscal policy, bank, judicial and tax policy, customs, public administration, the fight against corruption, the land market and medicine – these are the results of long-term coordinated cooperation of Ukraine with the Fund.
Over the past 30 years, the World Bank has approved 70 loans worth USD 14.4 billion and EUR 2.1 billion for Ukraine, of which USD 11.8 billion and EUR 1.2 billion had already been received.
Due to storage capacities and energy-saving measures, the European Union is “well prepared” in the event of a total halt in Russian gas deliveries.
03 September 2022
Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been disconnected from its main power line and is operating through a reserve line, the International Atomic Energy Agency reported has said.
Russia’s Gazprom failed to resume gas supplies through the Nord Stream pipeline to Germany on Saturday, citing technical issues, a move Germany has decried as groundless.
On September 3, another vessel carrying Ukrainian agricultural products left Odesa port through the "grain corridor". Nine bulker carriers have not yet left harbors due to stormy weather.
In August, Ukraine’s exports of agricultural products increased by 66% - up to 4.5 million tonnes, according to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food.
The EU's oil embargo against Russia next year will reduce the aggressor's income by at least 40% in 2023.
IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi will report to the UN Security Council on the IAEA mission’s visit to the Zaporizhzhia NPP on Tuesday.
02 September 2022
With another suspension of gas flows to Europe via the Nord Stream pipeline under the false pretext of technical issues, Russia’s Gazprom has once again confirmed its unreliability as energy supplier.
Six experts with the International Atomic Energy Agency remained at the Zaporizhia NPP after their mission visited the facility on Thursday; in the future, two representatives of the Agency will constantly work at the plant.
Russia’s energy monopoly Gazprom has suspended operations at its Nord Stream gas pipeline for an indefinite period, citing malfunctions in their only working turbine at the route, allegedly exposed during maintenance works.
Today six more vessels loaded with Ukrainian-produced agricultural products have left Odesa Region’s ports via the ‘grain corridor’.
The G7 Finance Ministers have approved a plan to set a price cap on Russian oil in order to deprive Russian President Vladimir Putin of additional income to continue armed aggression against Ukraine.
Power unit No.5 of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been connected to the power grid.
Ukraine is ready to help stop the price chaos and increase electricity supplies, and can also become a green energy hub for Europe.
More than 1.72 million tonnes of foodstuffs have already been exported from three Ukrainian ports, which became operational thanks to the grain initiative.
By creating favorable conditions for the intensification of fuel imports, Ukraine managed to increase them by 12 times over the past six months.
IAEA experts have in fact recognized violations of the key fundamental principles of nuclear safety due to the actions undertaken by Russian invaders.