Andrey Kosynko

World Affairs, Politics and Sports Columnist

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Graduated from the maritime academy and spent most of his life on voyages. He has seen ports all over the world, so he judges global events not from the TV: he knows what sanctions, wars, and fuel prices look like from the deck and from a port city.

He writes about international politics, economics and logistics, shipping, and maritime incidents. In his free time, he is an avid fan, so he regularly writes about football as well.

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Articles

CIA Warned Europe: Russia Is Preparing 'Spiderweb' Against the Mediterranean

Politics 09/24/2026, 11:47

The CIA warned European capitals that Russia is preparing a "Spiderweb" operation against Mediterranean countries using drones in containers. Potential targets are Spain, France, and Italy; the launch is planned from the sea at a distance of 200–300 km from the shore.

Zelensky: After meeting with Trump, US preparing new negotiations with Russia

Politics 09/24/2026, 10:12

Zelensky stated that after his meeting with Trump in New York, the US is preparing new negotiations with Russia. There is no written plan for ending the war on Kyiv's desk, while the Kremlin confirmed Putin's readiness to meet on a condition.

Russian missile completely destroyed Dukachi jewelry plant in Kyiv: co-founder confirms all employees are alive

Incidents 09/24/2026, 09:56

A Russian missile completely destroyed the Dukachi jewelry plant in Kyiv. Co-founder Anna Knizhenko confirmed that all employees are alive, and stores in Kyiv, Lviv, and Odesa continue to operate.

Kalinina's comeback earns Ukraine its first point in the Billie Jean King Cup quarterfinal

Sports 09/24/2026, 10:02

Angelina Kalinina lost the first set in a tiebreak but won the next two sets 6–1 each, earning the Ukrainian team its first point in the Billie Jean King Cup quarterfinal against Belgium. Elina Svitolina was next onto the court.

Moldova Under Drone Fire: At Least Four UAVs Violated the Country's Airspace in the Morning of September 24

Incidents 09/24/2026, 09:41

On the morning of September 24, at least four drones violated Moldovan airspace during a Russian attack on Odesa Oblast. The northern sky of the country was temporarily closed, and residents heard sounds resembling explosions.

Ukraine's labor market over four years: from truck drivers earning 40,000 to sales managers earning 110,000 hryvnias

Economy 09/24/2026, 09:24

A study by OLX Work showed that over four years the best-paid vacancy in Ukraine changed from a truck driver earning 40,000 to a head of the sales department earning 110,000 hryvnias, while general laborers and loaders returned to the top of demand.

Night attack on Odesa: medical facility damaged, windows shattered in ten homes and a school

Incidents 09/24/2026, 07:48

On the night of September 24, Russia attacked Odesa: the roof and top floor of a medical facility were damaged, and windows were shattered in 10 residential buildings and a school. On the same night, strikes were carried out on Kyiv — two killed, eight injured.

Croatian court rules to extradite Ukrainian Zhuravlev to Germany in the Nord Stream sabotage case

Politics 09/24/2026, 06:42

A Croatian court in Pula has decided to extradite Ukrainian Vladimir Zhuravlev to Germany in the Nord Stream sabotage case. The defense is preparing an appeal, while the suspect himself intends to declare an indefinite hunger strike.

Incidents 09/24/2026, 04:54

Lutsak Brings Ukraine Its First Medal at the 2026 European Boxing Championships in Sofia

Sports 09/24/2026, 03:30

Iryna Lutsak brought Ukraine its first medal at the 2026 European Boxing Championships in Sofia, becoming the bronze medallist in the up to 80 kg weight category. The tournament is ongoing, and the team still has finalists.

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers quintuples preferential lending limit for defense enterprises

Economy 09/24/2026, 02:54

Ukraine's Cabinet of Ministers has increased the maximum amount of preferential lending for defense enterprises fivefold — from 100 to 500 million hryvnia. Loan rates will be 5–10% per annum, and the program will operate through the National Development Institution.

Baltic States Jointly Request EU Funding to Counter Drones

Politics 09/24/2026, 02:45

Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia have jointly appealed to the European Commission for additional funding to develop counter-drone capabilities, considering joint procurements with a priority for the European defense industry.

Ukraine's CDC: Russia Preparing a New Ballistic Strike, "Diplomats" Buying Time

Politics 09/24/2026, 02:04

Andrii Kovalenko, head of the Center for Countering Disinformation at Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, stated that signs of Russia preparing a new ballistic strike have been recorded. He called on citizens not to ignore air raid alerts in the coming days.

Lavrov at the UN Security Council: Russia Will Not Pause the SMO During Negotiations

Politics 09/24/2026, 01:48

Lavrov stated at the UN Security Council that Russia will not pause the SMO during negotiations. Meanwhile, Rubio reported Moscow's interest in an energy ceasefire, and Zelenskyy confirmed Kyiv's readiness for a mutual halt to strikes on energy facilities.

A 'Sellout': Tyson Fury Accused Eddie Hearn of Publicly Humiliating Anthony Joshua During the Fight

Sports 09/24/2026, 01:31

Tyson Fury accused promoter Eddie Hearn of publicly calling the boxer 'garbage' during Joshua's fight with Prunier in July 2026. Hearn did not comment on the statements but continues to promote the Joshua–Fury fight.

Igor Jovićević Returns as Ludogorets Head Coach: Croatian Manager Comes Back to the Bulgarian Giant

Sports 09/24/2026, 00:51

Igor Jovićević, former coach of Shakhtar and Karpaty, has officially become the head coach of Bulgaria's Ludogorets, replacing Thomas Reis. For the Croatian, this is his second appointment at the club, with which he won a domestic treble in 2024–2025.

Kyiv City Council Debunks Rumors About New Glass Bus Stops in Lukianka: Mobile Shelters to Be Installed Instead of Pavilions

Politics 09/24/2026, 00:20

The KCCA has debunked rumors about new glass bus stops in Lukianka: the pavilions were assembled back in 2025. Instead, "Kyivpasstrans" plans to install 14 mobile shelters.

“Got her passport after the war began”: Kiper reveals wife's citizenship status amid the “Carthage” operation

Politics 09/23/2026, 23:48

Odesa OVA head Oleh Kiper confirmed that his wife, born in Russia, obtained a Ukrainian passport in July 2022, but did not name the date of renunciation of Russian citizenship. The statement was made against the backdrop of the “Carthage” operation.

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