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Artur Gmyria
journalist
Concerns over the U.S. support and Orban’s new demands: a digest of Western mass media
Debates around spending bills for the year ahead are ongoing in the U.S. Congress. Despite the replacement of the speaker, the House of Representatives still hasn’t reached an agreement on aid to Ukraine, spending cuts, and other issues, with only a week remaining to settle them.
October was probably the best month for the Russian dictator, who waits patiently for his adversaries to become exhausted, says The Washington Post’s columnist.
Aleksandr Fortuna, Executive Officer of the Russian Volunteer Corps (RVC), is a Russian. He’s been living in Ukraine since 2017 and had never been involved in military affairs until February 24, 2022, when he enlisted as a volunteer. He says he took part in guerrilla operations in Irpin, and later he went on missions to Borodianka, Vorzel, and Rubezhivka.
A suggested terrorist conspiracy and Russia’s battlefield failure: a digest of Western mass media
The newly elected Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives faces a trial by the state budget problems that led to the ousting of his predecessor. Meanwhile, the White House is commenting on the failure of the Russian offensive on Avdiivka, and a summit is being held in Brussels where EU leaders are discussing aid to Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns of a conspiracy between the Kremlin terrorist regime and Hamas.
Why Ukraine needs successful reforms to receive assistance: explained by the Atlantic Council expert
The United States is a leading ally of Ukraine. On September 25, the White House sent «letters of happiness» with the reforms Ukraine should implement.