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9 of September 2025:

• The thinnest iPhone and headphones with a simultaneous translator — Apple held its traditional presentation of new products
• French President appoints new Prime Minister — 5th in less than 2 years
• Ukraine will begin receiving “Skyranger” anti-drone systems from “Rheinmetall” by the end of the year
• Resumption of live broadcasts of the Verkhovna Rada — the Speaker of the Parliament signed the resolution
• Ukraine has proposed a new program to IMF that should support the country in the coming years
• Russian strike on Yarova in the Donetsk region causes increase in casualties
• FT: The USA ends international campaign to combat fake news from Russia, China and Iran
• Another main oil pipeline was blown up in the Saratov region of the Russian Federation
• Polish President considers discussions on Ukraineʼs EU and NATO accession “premature”. MFA of Ukraine says quite the opposite
• Russia bombed a village in the Donetsk region while people were receiving pensions. More than 20 people were killed (UPD)
• NAPC responded to criticism regarding the “superficial monitoring of the lifestyle” of Security Service General Ilya Vityuk
• Explosions in Penza (Russia) disable gas and oil pipelines
• The water level in the cooling pond of the Zaporizhzhia NPP is approaching the critical mark
• A Belarusian spy network has been exposed in Europe. What is known
• Russians attacked Ukraine with 84 drones. How many did air defense neutralize?
• General Staff: Russia lost a tank and 950 soldiers in the last 24 hours
• Russian helicopter flies into Estonia again. The countryʼs Foreign Ministry has expressed a note of protest to Moscow
• Everyone is talking about the fact that the Russian economy is now definitely “bulging at the seams” and Vladimir Putin will be forced to stop the war. Is this true? Economists answer on it (spoiler — nope)