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- 1Ukraine PM warns of worst-case scenario for internet access▼Ukraine's PM on threat of losing internet access in Ukraine: "We must assume the worst-case scenario"
Ukraine's prime minister says the country must prepare for the worst-case scenario of losing internet access, warning that a nationwide blackout cannot be ruled out. The statement signals growing concern in Kyiv about the resilience of Ukraine's communications infrastructure and is prompting calls for contingency planning and backup systems.
- 2Niger's PM Accuses France and Ukraine of Sahel Plot at UN●Niger's PM Accuses France and Ukraine of Sahel Destabilization Plot at UN
Niger's Prime Minister told the UN General Assembly that France and Ukraine are working to destabilize the Sahel region. The accusation escalates an already tense standoff between Niger's military-led government and Western powers following the 2023 coup, and reflects growing alliances with Russia as former French influence in the region wanes.
- 3Ukraine PM warns internet access could be lost entirely●Ukraine's PM on threat of losing internet access in Ukraine: "We must assume the worst-case scenario" Ukraine's Prime Mi
Ukraine's Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said the country faces a constant threat of losing internet access because of targeted Russian strikes on data centres, adding that authorities "must assume the worst-case scenario." His comments highlight growing concern that attacks on critical infrastructure could cut Ukrainians off from connectivity, prompting calls for backup systems and contingency planning.
- 4Ukraine freezes budget spending except priority items, PM says●❗ Украина замораживает расходы бюджета по всем статьям, кроме первоочередных, — премьер Корецкий Главная причина в том,
Ukraine's government is freezing budget expenditures across all line items except priority spending, Prime Minister Koretsky said. The reason, he explained, is that part of the international financing planned for the state budget has not yet arrived. The cabinet has therefore set priorities for which expenses will be funded first while awaiting the missing foreign funds.
- 5Ukraine PM Koretsky outlines protection of internet and communications from Russian strikes●«Є нестандартні рішення»: Корецький розповів про захист інтернету і зв’язку від ударів РФ Прем’єр-міністр Сергій Корецьк
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky says Ukraine has, and is already implementing, a number of non-standard solutions to protect the infrastructure providing the country with internet and communications from Russian attacks. His remarks come as Russian strikes on energy and telecoms infrastructure continue to disrupt connectivity across Ukraine.
- 6Ukraine's Prime Minister warns of worst-case internet threat scenario▼"We need to prepare for the worst-case scenario": The Prime Minister responded to whether the internet is under threat
Ukraine's Prime Minister, asked whether the country's internet is under threat, said the government must "prepare for the worst-case scenario," according to Ukrainian National News. The remarks point to concerns over potential attacks on Ukraine's communications infrastructure amid the ongoing war, and the need for contingency planning to keep the country connected.
- 7Ukraine Was Right to Stay for Netanyahu, Israeli Columnist Argues▼The Blogs: Ukraine Was Right to Stay for Netanyahu
A Times of Israel blog post argues that Ukraine was right to remain engaged with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, defending Kyiv's decision not to distance itself from him. The piece weighs Ukraine's wartime diplomacy against criticism of Netanyahu, suggesting continued ties serve Ukraine's interests as it seeks international support amid Russia's invasion.