In the Ukrainian offensive, not only operational success was outlined, but also the interception of the general initiative Last week, the attention of observers was focused on the counterattack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the right bank of the Dnieper between Kherson and Nikopol.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has confirmed that she will offer the EU a ceiling on gas prices from Russia. “We will propose a price ceiling for Russian gas. We must cut Russia's revenue with which Putin finances the brutal war in Ukraine," she told reporters. According to her, the share of Russian gas in the EU has already decreased from 40% to 9%.

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have agreed to “significantly restrict” Russians and Belarusians from crossing their land borders on Schengen visas, said Latvian Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevich. An exception will be made for truck drivers, diplomats and those entering for family and humanitarian reasons. The restrictions will come into force in the Baltic States at the same time.

Sanctioned Russian oligarchs who have left Russia regularly receive calls from the Kremlin urging them to return home, the Financial Times reported , citing sources. The publication spoke with seven “Russian tycoons” who fell under the sanctions, as well as with high-ranking bankers, current and former top managers of large companies, former officials, their friends and relatives.

Speaking at a plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), Vladimir Putin said today that he would discuss with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan a possible restriction on the export of grain from Ukraine to Europe. According to Putin, the grain deal was concluded with the mediation of Turkey in order to provide the poorest countries with food, and as a result, 97% of the grain from Ukraine went to the EU countries.

Hungary demanded that three Russian businessmen, Alisher Usmanov, Pyotr Aven and Viktor Rashnikov, be removed from the EU sanctions list, media reported. This could become an obstacle to the extension of some of the sanctions against Russia, which expire on September 15. The extension should have been a technicality, as it has always been before, but Hungary's position complicates matters.

Hungary demanded that the EU lift sanctions from three Russian oligarchs Christian Lue/Unsplash @ Hungary demanded that three Russian businessmen - Alisher Usmanov, Peter Aven and Viktor Rashnikov, report from the EU sanctions lists, the media reported. This may become an obstacle to the extension of some sanctions against Russia, the validity of which expires on September 15.

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