2026-04-15: Ukraine Roundup

So far today: 2026-04-15 09:21am GMT

infobrics (2026-04-14). "EU should not rejoice," warns Swiss newspaper about Hungary's new leader. infobrics.org EU seeks finalization of ‚Ǩ90 billion loan for Ukraine that Orbán had been blocking.

newarab (2026-04-14). Gulf allies turn to Ukraine, UK, and Asia as ammunition runs low. newarab.com Gulf states are scrambling to replenish their depleted defence stocks after six weeks of The search for new sources comes as regional militaries have exhausted large quantities of interceptor missiles in the ongoing campaign to repel Iranian strikes targeting oil facilities and military infrastructure across the Gulf. | Since the conflict…

newarab (2026-04-14). Iran war to boost Ukraine inflation, central bank chief says. newarab.com Higher oil prices caused by the National Bank of

hindustantimes (2026-04-14). Putin unfazed as 'pro-Russian' Orban loses Hungary elections, eyes deeper cracks in European Union. hindustantimes.com Russia is signaling that Viktor Orban's election defeat in Hungary is not necessarily a setback for Moscow, with senior officials arguing the result could deepen pressure and fragmentation inside the European Union. After Peter Magyar's opposition Tisza party won and Orban conceded after 16 years in power, Putin aide Kirill Dmitriev suggested the vote would "accelerate the collapse of the EU," while senior Russian senator Konstantin Kosachev said an "ideal storm" now awaits Europe over Ukraine funding, energy costs, and rising pressure to boost military spending.

infobrics (2026-04-14). Thousands of Ukrainian violations reported during Easter truce. infobrics.org Kiev regime promotes terror against Russian religious believers, despite Moscow's efforts for a temporary ceasefire.

ICRC (2026-04-15). Donetsk: Helping isolated communities through difficult winters. icrc.org

Dr Mohammed Daud Miraki (2026-04-15). Afghanistan Silent Cancer Crisis: A Call to Consience. indybay.org Since the US-NATO invasion of Afghanistan in 2001, the US used uranium munitions among other exotixc weapons. Consequently, cancers have increased exponentially. I am trying yo raise funds for repurposed medications for desperate cancer patients. If anyone care to help, they could donate at paypal link in the write up…

Staff (2026-04-14). Headlines for April 14, 2026. democracynow.org "The Strait of Hormuz Is Open to Us": China Warns U.S. Against Blockading Iranian Ports, Hezbollah Rejects "Futile" U.S.-Brokered Talks Between Israel and Lebanon, Israeli Soldiers Tear-Gas Palestinian Children After Settlers Block Access to School, Another Whistleblower Describes "Indiscriminate" Israeli Violence Against Gaza Aid Seekers, Scores Arrested at Jewish-Led Protest Demanding New York Senators Vote Against Arms to Israel, Food and Agriculture Organization Warns Strait of Hormuz Crisis Could Lead to Hunger "Catastrophe", Mexican Immigrant Alejandro Cabrera…

newleftreview (2026-04-14). Ervand Abrahamian: Iran Under Fire. newleftreview.org One of modern Iran's leading historians provides a critical anatomy of the power structures of the Islamic Republic, on the eve of war—and a scathing denunciation of the long-incubated American-Israeli assault on the country, calculated to bring about Syria-style disintegration and civil war.

A a (2026-04-14). Il Golem ha issato la bandiera bianca. strategic-culture.su Se gli USA hanno alzato la bandiera bianca sventolata dalle mani di Mr. President, non perdiamo l'attenzione sugli eventi: quella bandiera è già il sudario impregnato di sangue di nuovi martiri. E qualcuno, prima o dopo, chiederà vendetta. | Segue nostro Epic fail | Ricapitolando: 8 aprile, gli USA si tirano indietro, l'Iran ha avuto militarmente la meglio, Israele sta cadendo a pezzi. Tradotto in lingua popolare: cessate-il-fuoco di due…

Joseph Mogul (2026-04-14). Mass Action Targets Schumer and Gillibrand Ahead of Senate Vote on Israel Aid. truthout.org On Monday, April 13, the scene in front of Senators Chuck Schumer's and Kirsten Gillibrand's offices in Midtown, Manhattan was too quiet, the couple hundred New Yorkers inconspicuously gathered in hoodies and jackets dressed too warm for the mild spring weather. Even the uninitiated had an inkling that something was afoot — a staffer returning from a coffee run cried out: "What the ____… |

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