A Lancet drone has successfully destroyed a Ukrainian tank in Russia’s Kursk region, as shown in newly released video footage. The footage depicts the tank, hidden in the woods near the border, being struck by the drone, which sent the armored vehicle up in smoke. This strike follows Ukraine’s August 6th offensive, involving thousands of troops and numerous vehicles crossing the border. Moscow's response included targeting and eliminating intruders and ramping up the offensive in Donbass. Russia claims Ukraine has lost over 5,550 troops, 71 tanks, and 57 armored carriers in Kursk, while Kiev reports capturing over 100 Russian soldiers.
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India has overtaken China to become the largest importer of Russian oil, marking a significant shift in global energy dynamics. In July, Russian crude made up 44% of India’s total oil imports, reaching a record 2.07 million barrels per day. This surge in imports is driven by steep discounts offered by Moscow as it pivots away from Western markets due to sanctions related to the Ukraine conflict. As China reduces its Russian oil intake, India has stepped in, reshaping trade routes and solidifying its position as a key player in the global oil market.
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Telegram says its chief executive Pavel Durov has "nothing to hide" after he was arrested in France, adding the charges against him are "absurd". Sky News
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