AI-generated summary
The Ukraine war has been ongoing since February 2022. Russia has invaded Ukraine, targeting numerous cities and infrastructure. International sanctions have been imposed against Russia, and diplomatic efforts to bring about peace have so far been unsuccessful.
You can find all articles on the topic on our topic page on the war against Ukraine. We update an overview map with current developments here every day.
Russian or Ukrainian information on details of individual attacks and the number of injured and killed cannot currently be independently verified.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The EU will increase support to Ukraine through additional air defense systems such as Patriot.
Likely · Within weeks
Tensions between Ukraine and South Korea over North Korean prisoners of war will continue to rise.
Possible · Within days
At least 49 people were killed and nearly 60 injured in an airstrike by the Myanmar military on India Market and Kassapanadi Bridge in Kyauktaw, Rakhine State. The attack occurred on Monday afternoon, eyewitnesses and local media reported. The Arakan Army controls the city and accused the military of attacking civilian targets.
The Rhine ferry between Düsseldorf and Dormagen was put on short-time work for the first time in the company's history due to low water levels. Operations have been at a standstill since the end of July, and after a brief resumption at the end of August, they had to be stopped again. Other Rhine ferries are also affected.
Argentina is calling on Britain to abandon its oil exploration plans near the Falkland Islands within two weeks or face legal action at the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea in Hamburg. The dispute is fueled by the Sea Lion project and alleged illegal flights by a British company.
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Germany and France did not take part in a UN conference against racism in New York because they criticized the event as a platform for anti-Semitic statements. The decision is based on experiences from the 2001 Durban conference, where Israel was attacked as a racist state and delegations left in protest. UN Secretary-General António Guterres also called for a more determined fight against racism, while Israel and the USA rejected the event in advance.