War on the Range [DVD]

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Grant Shapps, the UK defence secretary, is due to visit the US on Tuesday for urgent talks over conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine. Sept 2023 20.30 CEST Volodymyr Zelenskiy hails historic ties and thanks Canada for its military support in parliamentary speech CEST Volodymyr Zelenskiy hails historic ties and thanks Canada for its military support in parliamentary speech

Canada is targeting nine individuals and six TV stations in new sanctions against Russian collaborators in Moldova. Those targeted are associated with influential oligarchs, such as Vladimir Plahotniuc and Ilan Mironovich Shor, while the TV stations promote and disseminate Russian disinformation, the Canadian foreign ministry said. The Russian deputy prime minister, Alexander Novak, held a meeting with Russian oil company managers on Friday to discuss the domestic fuel market, the government said. Russia temporarily banned exports of gasoline and diesel to all countries outside a circle of four ex-Soviet states with immediate effect, the government said on Thursday, without a specified end date. Upon making this discovery, Wade takes it upon himself to protect his family and put an end to the McCluskey’s reign of terror. However, before long, the rivalry escalates into a war much closer to home; a struggle, this time, of his own making. With the bloodiest battle in American history finally ending, an embattled soldier haunted by the demons of combat, finds himself embroiled in a conflict between two Southern clans. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy delivered an impassioned speech at the Canadian parliament on Friday in which he thanked Canada’s military support to Ukraine, as well as hailed the historic and communal ties between the two countries. “You’re always on the bright side of history … I have no doubt that you will choose the side of freedom and justice,” he said.China’s president, Xi Jinping, welcomed his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to Beijing, which is to host representatives of 130 countries for a forum on Xi’s belt and road initiative. He went on to hail Canada’s support towards Ukraine throughout the conflict, saying, “One of the most startling qualities of your country is that justice is not an empty word for Canada.” Zelenskiy’s speech comes as Trudeau commits to training F16 pilots, as well as providing additional steady support to Ukraine including money for 50 armoured vehicles. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy delivered an impassioned speech at the Canadian parliament on Friday in which he thanked Canada’s military support to Ukraine, as well as hailed the historic and communal ties between the two countries.

A Russian missile strike on civilian infrastructure in Kremenchuk in the central Poltava region of Ukraine killed one person and injured 15 others, governor Dmytro Lunin said on Friday via Telegram. He said one child was among the injured and that Ukrainian air defences downed one of the missiles launched. These claims are yet to be independently verified. In his speech, Zelenskiy accused Moscow of orchestrating genocide in Ukraine, saying, “Moscow, now as always, is bound on controlling Ukraine and makes use of all available means to do that, including genocide.”Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has confirmed that Kyiv used US-provided long-range army tactical missile systems (Atacms) missiles. “Today, special thanks to the United States,” he said. “Our agreements with President Biden are being implemented. Very accurately – Atacms missiles proved themselves.” This marks the first officially confirmed use in Ukraine of Atacms, which can fly up to 190 miles (305km). Zelenskiy also hailed Canada’s leadership in sanctions against Russia throughout the war and also thanked it for its “extremely strong 100% leadership support of the Ukrainian movement to Nato.” The lower house of the Russian parliament has reportedly given preliminary approval to a bill revoking the ratification of a global nuclear test ban treaty. A telecommunication cable connecting Sweden and Estonia has been damaged, Sweden’s civil defence minister has said. Carl-Oskar Bohlin said it appeared to have occurred at the same time as a subsea gas pipeline and a telecom cable connecting Finland and Estonia were damaged on 8 October.