AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMissile Strike on Odesa: A Russian strike hit Odesa late Thursday, killing at least two and injuring eight, including two children. Damage was reported to homes, a preschool, a religious site, vehicles and other civilian infrastructure. Ukraine Political Crisis: Ukraine’s parliament approved Sergii Koretskyi as prime minister, but the government remains incomplete without a defense minister, deepening uncertainty as protests follow the dismissal of Mykhailo Fedorov. EU Sanctions Gridlock: The EU failed to agree on a new Russia sanctions package after three days, with Austria and Greece among the holdouts. Sports Diplomacy: The IOC defended lifting the ROC suspension after EU countries urged Brussels to cut funding to bodies that re-admit Russian and Belarusian athletes. Tech and Control: Google Play removed Russian apps MAX and VK, pushing users toward vk.ru. Opposition Under Pressure: Boris Nadezhdin says he’s been banned from leaving Russia ahead of court, while other activists face fines and long sentences over anti-war or separatist calls. Russia-Ukraine War Tech: Ukraine’s Omega special forces claim a drone strike hit a Russian Su-24 at Saky air base in occupied Crimea. Humanitarian Alarm: Russia warns Afghanistan’s humanitarian crisis is worsening, citing high infant mortality and polio spread. Visa Shift in Montenegro: Montenegro plans to end visa-free entry for Russians from Oct. 1, aligning with EU rules.
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