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«Економічна правда» — проєкт «Української правди», присвячений бізнесу та економіці, що виходить із 2005 року. Видання належить ТОВ «УП Медіа Плюс», кінцевим власником якого є Томаш Фіала.

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Storylineupdated 15 October at 18:43

Delays of Ukrzaliznytsia trains due to Russian attacks

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Delays of Ukrzaliznytsia trains began on 27 August 2026 due to Russian attacks, leading to significant delays, including train No. 775/776 Sumy - Kyiv being delayed by over 15 hours. Ukrzaliznytsia announced free access to waiting rooms until 28 August, and subsequently, delays continued, reaching up to 18 hours. The situation remained challenging, with new delays related to shelling and damage to infrastructure.

Storylineupdated 1 October at 05:00

OpenAI cancels IPO due to AI safety concerns

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OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman announced that the company will not go public in 2026. This decision is linked to concerns about the safety of artificial intelligence development, which has been confirmed by the company.

Storylineupdated 17 September at 22:07

Attacks on passenger trains in Ukraine

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In September 2026, Russia carried out a series of attacks on passenger trains in Ukraine, particularly in Lutsk and near the Ukrainian-Polish border. The drone strikes did not result in casualties due to timely warnings from monitoring groups. Among the passengers was former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who also faced a threat during the attack.

Storylineupdated 21 September at 18:15

Shelling in Zhytomyr region: fatalities and injuries

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On September 12, 2026, shelling by Russian forces in the Zhytomyr region resulted in the deaths of two individuals, including a 52-year-old local resident. The following day, attacks on four petrol stations were reported, leading to two additional fatalities and two injuries.

Storylineupdated 8 October at 08:20

Attacks on pharmaceutical facilities in Ukraine

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In September 2026, Ukraine experienced multiple attacks on pharmaceutical warehouses and factories. The first targets were the warehouses of Biocon and Universal Logistic, followed by an attack on BaDM’s warehouse in Odesa and the Darnica factory in Kyiv. The attacks resulted in destruction, loss of life, and complications in the supply of medicines.

Storylineupdated 5 October at 15:11

Attacks on the East-West oil pipeline

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Saudi Arabia halted operations of the East-West pipeline following drone attacks, likely launched from Iraq. The pipeline resumed operations on September 22, but oil exports did not return to full capacity. After further Houthi attacks, Saudi Arabia again suspended oil supplies to Europe.

Storylineupdated 25 September at 14:19

Attacks on Zaporizhstal metallurgical plant

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The case began with repeated missile strikes on the Zaporizhstal metallurgical plant by Russian forces, occurring on August 27 and September 12, 2026. The attacks resulted in significant damage and injuries to workers, with the plant unable to resume production after previous strikes. The latest attack on September 17 also caused casualties in Zaporizhzhia.

Storylineupdated 13 October at 15:06

VAT increase for business war-risk insurance

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The Ukrainian government is considering raising VAT by 1–1.5% to create a war-risk insurance fund for businesses. The Ministry of Economy is developing an insurance mechanism that includes a fund of $3-4 billion. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky confirmed the intention to raise VAT by 1% in the 2027 budget proposal.

Storylineupdated 15 October at 12:14

EU sanctions against Russia and oligarchs Usmanov and Friedman

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The case began with discussions on extending EU sanctions against Russia, which were prolonged due to disputes among member states. After several delays and blockages, the EU lifted sanctions on Russian oligarchs Alisher Usmanov and Mikhail Friedman, prompting criticism from Ukraine and other countries. In response, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia imposed national sanctions against these businessmen, while Ukraine is preparing new sanctions.

Storylineupdated 7 October at 12:55

German eco-activists' case against Rosatom

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The German environmental organisation BUND Niedersachsen filed a lawsuit against the Lower Saxony state, seeking to halt the expansion of a nuclear fuel production plant in Lingen due to the involvement of Russian Rosatom. Activists believe this project poses a security threat.

Storylineupdated 24 September at 18:50

Graham's sanctions bill against Russia

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The case began with the late Senator Lindsey Graham's initiative for strict sanctions against Russia, which initially stalled in the US House of Representatives. After numerous delays and discussions, the bill gained support and was passed on September 16, 2026. US President Donald Trump signed it, marking a significant step in strengthening sanctions against Russia and Iran.

Storylineupdated 23 September at 11:20

Tender for the construction of a waste recycling plant in Lviv

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Rivne-based company 'C S Group Montage' won a tender for the construction of a waste recycling plant in Lviv for 92.68 million UAH. The works are expected to be completed by July 1, 2027. It is noted that there is currently a closed waste processing facility in Rivne.

Storylineupdated 22 September at 16:17

Russian cyber espionage campaign against Ukraine

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Anthropic uncovered a Russian-linked cyber espionage campaign that utilised artificial intelligence to target Ukrainian government structures. The perpetrators automated phishing and data theft processes and attempted to develop autonomous drones. Subsequently, Molfar Intelligence launched a new platform to track information threats.