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Ukrainian news, views and analysis in English. Business Ukraine is a monthly English-language magazine published in Kyiv
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Ukrainian civilians face new threat from Russia’s upgraded jet drones

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By Peter Malcolm Dickinson
| Atlantic Council
Russia has reportedly begun deploying a new generation of jet-powered strike drones against Ukrainian targets as the Kremlin seeks to counter the growing effectiveness of Ukraine’s interceptor drones. This latest development underlines the relentless race to innovate that has defined the Russia-Ukraine War, with neither side able to retain a clear technological advantage for long. Russia has been using jet-powered drones in its air offensive against Ukraine for some time.
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Countries across Russia’s former empire are reclaiming place names to assert identity

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By Peter Malcolm Dickinson
| Atlantic Council
When Ukraine renames a city or tears down a Soviet-era monument, international media coverage tends to treat it as an understandable act of symbolic housekeeping by a nation at war. But this framing badly undersells what is actually happening. Ukraine’s campaign to strip Soviet and Russian imperial place names from the country’s towns and cities is not a reaction to the current war so much as the leading edge of a region-wide rejection of Moscow’s cartography.
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The Ukraine Support Act sends a strong signal even if it won’t send weapons

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By Peter Malcolm Dickinson
| Atlantic Council
As momentum in the Russia-Ukraine War shifts in Kyiv’s favor, the US Congress took a tentative step last week toward rewarding Ukraine’s progress with much-needed weapons for their troops and support for the country. Ukraine has stemmed the tide of Putin’s invasion in recent months and is increasingly taking the fight to Russia, including multiple attacks on military and industrial targets in St. Petersburg during a flagship international economic forum that is often referred to as Putin’s Davos.
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