Illia Kabachynskyi is a journalist, editor and reporter at the UNITED24 Media. He covers economics, defense tech and IT technologies. Illia has experience over 10 years in journalism.
After Ukraine managed to stop the dominance of the Russian fleet in the Black Sea in 2023, maritime exports nearly doubled. The vast majority of exports are agricultural products, which are part of global food security and go to countries in need. But what is Russia doing during this time? Bombing Ukrainian ports.
Even as Russia’s full-scale war in Ukraine rages on, the country ranks among the world’s largest exporters of both food and fertilizers — and remains a top global producer.
Robots are now a vital part of Ukraine’s military strategy, often stepping in where human lives would be at extreme risk. So when three Ukrainian soldiers were cornered behind Russian lines, it was a ground robot that carried out their rescue.
Nobel Prize-winning economist James Robinson visited Kyiv in March for his first trip as a laureate. Invited by Investment group ICU and the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE), Robinson delivered several lectures, sharing his insights on Ukraine’s journey toward Europe and its crucial role in the global landscape.
The city of Irpin, just outside Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, was one of the first major targets of Russia’s full-scale invasion—and for a month, it stood as a battleground under occupation.
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