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Ukraine Daily Brief

Current as of 0308 EDT (UTC-04), Wednesday 02 September 2026

Contents

9 stories from 40 sources across 25 organizations

KEY JUDGMENTS

Russia and Ukraine will likely sustain mutual strikes against each other's energy infrastructure over the next two weeks. Putin ordered retaliatory energy attacks at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit on September 1, hours after Ukraine's sixth drone strike on Ust-Luga this year. Moderate confidence rests on his public commitment at an international forum, though staging indicators for the next wave are absent. A NATO Patriot interceptor commitment before November is unlikely, leaving Ukraine's air-defense gap unresolved ahead of winter.

Neither the Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act nor an EU mechanism to deploy frozen Russian sovereign assets is likely to advance before November. Belgium's public veto and the House Democratic caucus's refusal to take a position are the proximate blockers. Moderate confidence on both reflects consistent institutional reporting but no visibility into private negotiations. The Witkoff-Kushner Kyiv visit, postponed since Easter, likely remains unscheduled through mid-October.

The Verkhovna Rada will likely advance at least one anti-corruption bill before any women's conscription legislation by December, sustaining EU accession momentum. A second drone incursion into NATO airspace would be the most immediate indicator for shifting the stalled Patriot transfer calculus.

Armed Conflict

Putin Orders Massive Energy Strikes on Ukraine While Dismissing Mobilization Reports

BLUF: Moscow very likely launches at least one large-scale strike wave against Ukrainian energy infrastructure within the next two weeks, converting Putin's SCO summit directive into a pre-winter escalation of the tit-for-tat energy campaign.

Speaking to reporters after the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek on September 1, Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had ordered the Russian military to prepare and launch massive strikes on Ukraine's energy facilities, describing the move as retaliation for Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries near Moscow and St. Petersburg 12. Asked about reports of a new mobilization wave after Russia's State Duma elections, Putin called the claims "absolute nonsense" and "an information attack on Russia," interrupting the journalist before the question was finished 1345. The mobilization reports follow statements from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that Moscow intends to recruit roughly 300,000 personnel in 2026 and another 300,000 in 2027 15. Putin also said talks on Ukraine remain "frozen" and rejected Zelensky's warning about the safety of Russian airspace as tantamount to "state terrorism" 3.

Analyst Note: Putin's order converts SCO summit rhetoric into an operational directive, and Russia very likely launches at least one further large-scale strike wave against Ukrainian energy infrastructure within the next two weeks, sustaining the tit-for-tat dynamic with Ukrainian refinery strikes near Moscow and St. Petersburg. Confidence is moderate: reporting traces to a single Bishkek press appearance, with Meduza and EADaily carrying Putin's direct remarks and Kyiv Independent, Ukrainska Pravda, and RBC-Ukraine relaying secondhand, leaving no independent corroboration of strike-package staging. The retaliation framing marks a shift from July's front-post directive and may serve chiefly to justify a preplanned winter campaign rather than reflect a genuine escalation trigger. Pairing the strike order with a blanket dismissal of mobilization reports signals coordinated Kremlin messaging management, and a realized strike wave within the window would press Ukraine and Western partners to accelerate air defense and grid-hardening aid before winter.

Sources:

1: Putin brushes off mobilization reports as absolute nonsense, threatens mass strikes on Ukraine energy sector - Kyiv Independent

2: Putin Ordered His Troops to Strike Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure - Ukrainska Pravda

3: Mobilization — 'nonsense,' in Ukraine — 'state terrorism,' talks 'frozen.' Putin spoke on all main issues at night - Meduza

4: Putin on Mobilization in Russia: Bullshit! - EADaily

5: Kremlin leader breaks silence on looming post-election mobilization in Russia - RBC-Ukraine

Prior Reporting - [Russia mass missile attacks on Ukraine must continue Putin says](https://kyivindependent.com/russias-mass-missile-attacks-on-ukraine-must-continue-putin-says/) (2026-07-03) - [Президент посетил вспомогательный пункт управления Объединённой группировки войск](http://kremlin.ru/events/president/transcripts/80222) (2026-07-03) - [Putin visits military installation, vowing to take more of Ukraine](https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2026/07/04/putin-visits-military-installation-vowing-take-more-ukraine/) (2026-07-03) - [Путин посетил вспомогательный командный пункт объединённой группировки войск](https://russian.rt.com/ussr/news/1652372-putin-peskov-punkt) (2026-07-03) - [Президент посетил вспомогательный пункт управления Объединённой группировки войск](http://kremlin.ru/events/president/news/80222) (2026-07-03)

Ukrainian Drone Strike Damages Russia Ust-Luga Baltic Oil Port as Drone Crosses NATO Airspace

BLUF: Successive long-range Ukrainian strikes near NATO's Baltic flank are compressing the margin between airspace warnings and alliance response obligations.

Ukraine's Defence Intelligence said its operators, working with Ukrainian defense forces, struck the Novatek-Ust-Luga oil refinery and port in Leningrad Oblast on the morning of September 1, hitting the processing unit and sparking a large fire 1. Leningrad Oblast Governor Alexander Drozdenko said air defenses downed 52 drones over the region during a four-hour attack, confirmed damage and fire in the port area, reported no casualties, and said the fire was extinguished by about 9:30 a.m. Moscow time 2. One drone crossed into Latvian airspace and continued into Estonia, prompting Latvia and Estonia to issue warnings and NATO to scramble Turkish F-16s under the Baltic Air Defense Mission before the alerts were lifted by roughly 5:30 a.m. 3. Finland's Armed Forces separately imposed temporary air and sea restrictions over the eastern Gulf of Finland from 3:37 to about 6 a.m., saying no drones entered Finnish territory 3.

Analyst Note: The strike, the second on Ust-Luga's Novatek complex in three weeks and the sixth this year, confirms Kyiv's sustained targeting of the port's oil-processing capacity, an operation Putin cited hours later at the SCO summit to justify retaliatory strikes on Ukraine's energy grid. Reporting draws on convergence across three independently reporting primary outlets plus secondary corroboration. Fire extinguishment within roughly two and a half hours and no reported casualties indicate degraded processing equipment without disabled export throughput. The drone's incursion into Latvian and Estonian airspace, which triggered NATO's Baltic Air Defense Mission scramble, more plausibly reflects electronic-warfare-induced navigation drift common to long-range strikes in the region than deliberate signaling toward NATO members, though it still demonstrates the spillover risk such strikes pose near NATO's eastern flank.

Sources:

1: Ukraine's Defence Intelligence strikes Russian Novatek-Ust-Luga oil refinery supporting war against Ukraine – photo, videos - Ukrainska Pravda

2: Ukrainian Drone Attack Sparks Fire at Ust-Luga Port - The Moscow Times

3: Drone attack damages Russias Baltic oil port as drone crosses Latvia into Estonia - Euromaidan Press

Ukraine Attacks Russia's Ust-Luga Port With 52 Drones as NATO Jets Scramble Over Estonia - Kyiv Post

Ukrainian drones damage Russia's Ust-Luga port, governor says - Kyiv Independent

Russia Six-Day Assault on Kyiv Culminates in Ballistic Missile Strike on Knowledge Day Killing Eight Including Six Railway Workers

BLUF: Striking Kyiv's principal rail node two days after the Ratcliffe visit signals Moscow views logistics degradation and diplomatic engagement as parallel, not competing, lines of effort.

Russia struck Kyiv and its region overnight into September 1 with ballistic missiles, Kalibr and Zircon missiles, and drones, hitting a railway depot and other infrastructure across five of Kyiv's ten districts 1. The strike came on Knowledge Day, when Ukrainian schoolchildren were due to return to classes for the new year 12. Kyiv city authorities reported 8 dead and 7 injured, including 3 children, citywide 1, while the Kyiv Independent reported at least 12 killed and 21 wounded 2. Ukrzaliznytsia chairman Oleksandr Pertsovskyi said the railway strike alone killed 7 people, 6 of them company employees, and left one more employee hospitalized 34. Pertsovskyi said the strike destroyed one workshop and sparked fires still being extinguished, briefly halting traffic on two rail sections before service resumed 34.

Analyst Note: Concentrating damage on the railway depot rather than spreading it across the wider barrage suggests Moscow deliberately targeted Kyiv's principal logistics corridor, its only major freight link since 2022's airspace closure; whether the facility was the intended aim or the casualty toll incidental remains unclear. Six of the citywide eight deaths and most injuries fell within that single site. The strike lands two days after CIA Director Ratcliffe's Moscow visit, indicating Russia remains willing to hit war-economy infrastructure even as US-linked peace contacts continue; the attack may equally reflect a sustained campaign against Ukrainian rail logistics rather than a signal timed to diplomacy or Knowledge Day. Casualty and damage figures rest on a single Ukrzaliznytsia statement rather than independent verification, and the closed track sections and ongoing fires point to rail disruption outlasting the immediate toll.

Sources:

1: Russia 6-day attack on Kyiv culminates with massive ballistic missile strike on eve of school year - Euromaidan Press

2: Ukraine war latest: Russia kills at least 12 in Kyiv and suburbs, including 6 rail workers - Kyiv Independent

3: Russian ballistic missile strike on railway infrastructure in Kyiv kills seven people - Ukrinform

4: Russia struck a railway depot in Kyiv with a ballistic missile — 6 Ukrzaliznytsia employees were killed - UNN (Ukrainian News)

Ukrainian Domestic

Western Hawks and Ukrainian Officials Float Drafting Women as Mobilization Crisis Deepens

BLUF: Kyiv's immediate, coordinated denials reveal women's conscription as a political third rail even as manpower shortfalls grow severe enough to draw unsolicited Western advocacy.

Former U.S. Special Envoy for Ukraine Keith Kellogg said on August 24 that he supports mobilizing Ukrainian women into the military, arguing "they fight no worse than men" 1. Hours later, Ukrainian Parliament's National Security Committee stated that mobilizing women "is not being carried out, prepared, or considered" and that no legislative initiatives or draft laws exist on the topic 1. Government disinformation chief Andriy Kovalenko separately said on August 25 that Ukraine has no plans to draft women and that Russia is "feeding off" the statements of "strange experts" on the issue 2. Former Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov has called for mandatory military service for all citizens regardless of gender, citing Israel's model, while a petition filed this month urging conscription of childless women has drawn only a small fraction of the signatures needed for an official response 3.

Analyst Note: Kyiv's same-day denials from parliament's national security committee and the disinformation chief treat hypothetical women's conscription as a narrative to contain rather than a policy under real debate, reflecting sensitivity to domestic morale and Russian information operations exploiting the topic. Thin sourcing, clustered in a single Ukrainian reporting cycle without wire-service or transcript corroboration, limits confidence. The gap between Western advocacy and Kyiv's flat rejection signals manpower strain severe enough to draw outside pressure without generating internal political will to expand the draft pool, and Reznikov's break with the official line exposes unresolved debate over whether voluntary service can sustain force generation. The denials could equally reflect coordinated message discipline masking a policy shift already under internal discussion rather than genuine absence of deliberation.

Sources:

1: Women fight no worse than men — Kellogg backs mobilizing Ukrainian women, parliament says it is not under consideration - Kyiv Independent

2: Ukraine has no plans to draft women, keeps female service strictly voluntary - The New Voice of Ukraine

3: Western hawks are pushing Ukraine to draft its women - Responsible Statecraft

Verkhovna Rada Opens Record 16th Session with Five Anti-Corruption Bills as Zelensky Rebukes Parliament Over Failed IMF Legislation

BLUF: Cross-factional momentum and EU accession leverage make passage of at least one anti-corruption bill likely by March 2027, though measures touching presidential authority face the sharpest resistance.

The Verkhovna Rada opened its 16th session of the ninth convocation on September 1, a session the New Voice of Ukraine and UA.News both described as a record in Ukrainian parliamentary history, running through February 2027 12. Lawmakers approved a six-month legislative agenda by a vote of 244, adding five anti-corruption bills covering statute-of-limitations suspensions for mobilized corruption suspects, State Bureau of Investigation reform, repeal of the Lozovyi amendments, a competitive selection process for prosecutor general, and expanded National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU)/Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Office (Ukraine) (SAPO) authority to pursue suspects abroad 13. Interfax-Ukraine reported the bills were added to the agenda after Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze and other lawmakers invoked a procedural rule to force their inclusion over the objection of parliament's law enforcement committee, which had deemed them unsuitable for consideration 3. Separately, UNN reported that President Zelensky criticized members of parliament over failed legislation that cost Ukraine more than $4 billion, without detailing which laws or the timing of his remarks 4.

Analyst Note: At least one of the five anti-corruption bills is likely to pass by March 1, 2027, given the cross-factional coalition that forced them onto the agenda over the law enforcement committee's objection and the EU accession leverage tied to anti-corruption benchmarks; the State Bureau of Investigation (Ukraine) (SBI) reform and prosecutor general selection bills carry the clearest external pressure, while NABU/SAPO jurisdiction expansion touches the Presidential Office directly and will draw the sharpest resistance. Zelensky's parallel rebuke over legislation failures costing more than $4 billion signals that agenda placement does not guarantee timely votes. High confidence follows from convergent, largely primary reporting on the vote tally and sponsoring lawmakers, though the procedural maneuver may reflect a factional push to claim EU-reform credit rather than durable governing consensus. EU and IMF officials weighing conditional disbursements would accelerate tranche releases on passage of the SBI reform or prosecutor general bill, and withhold funds if stalling continues.

Sources:

1: Ukraine opens record 16th Verkhovna Rada session with five anti-corruption bills - New Voice of Ukraine

2: The Verkhovna Rada opened the 16th session of its ninth convocation - UA.News

3: Five EU integration bills, including SBI reform, added to Rada's 16th session agenda – lawmaker - Interfax-Ukraine

4: Zelenskyy criticized MPs for failed laws that deprived Ukraine of more than $4 billion - UNN

Trump Envoys Witkoff and Kushner May Visit Ukraine as Zelensky Says Intelligence Shows Russia Does Not Want Peace

BLUF: Despite renewed scheduling talk, a Witkoff-Kushner visit to Kyiv remains unlikely within 60 days, leaving Ukraine sidelined from direct input on the peace track's terms.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday that US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are preparing meetings with the Russian side and discussing dates for a visit to Ukraine, after holding a call with the two negotiators 1234. Zelensky called the conversation "detailed and constructive" and said he briefed the envoys on front-line conditions, characterizing Russian gains as "insignificant and achieved at the cost of enormous losses" 3. He said Ukrainian and partner intelligence assessments indicate Russian President Vladimir Putin personally wants the war to continue, even though a majority of Russians would support stopping the fighting along the current front line 23. Witkoff has met Putin in Russia five times since 2025, twice with Kushner, most recently in January, but the two envoys have not yet visited Ukraine despite plans announced earlier this year 3.

Analyst Note: An in-person Kyiv visit by Witkoff and Kushner remains unlikely within the next 60 days despite renewed talk of scheduling dates, since the envoys have completed five Moscow meetings with Putin since 2025 but have twice deferred Kyiv travel already, a pattern favoring further postponement over actual movement. Moderate confidence reflects consistent Ukrainian reporting on that deferral pattern, though no fixed date or advance-team activity has emerged; the reporting itself rests on a single source, Zelensky's Telegram statement, with other Ukrainian outlets merely republishing the same address. The Kyiv trip floated after Easter never materialized, and the renewed emphasis may serve Zelensky's domestic messaging ahead of September more than reflect genuine movement from Washington. A completed visit would signal Washington balancing its Moscow-heavy channel, while continued deferral leaves Kyiv reliant on secondhand readouts of US-Russia contacts to gauge negotiating terms.

Sources:

1: Trump Envoys May Visit Ukraine as Diplomacy Remains Stalled Russia Does Not Want Peace Zelensky Says - Kyiv Post

2: Zelenskyy says Witkoff and Kushner are planning visits to Russia and Ukraine - Ukrainska Pravda

3: Zelenskyy holds another call with Witkoff and Kushner on August 31, 2026 - LIGA.net

4: Zelensky speaks with Witkoff and Kushner - Ukrinform

Statement on phone call with Witkoff and Kushner / evening video address - Volodymyr Zelensky (official Telegram channel)

Prior Reporting - [Witkoff and Kushner may make first-ever Kyiv visit, Ukraine's Presidential Office chief says](https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/04/04/witkoff-and-kushner-may-make-first-ever-kyiv-visit-ukraines-presidential-office-chief-says/) (2026-04-04) - [Ukraine Expects Top US Envoys in Kyiv This Month to Reboot Talks](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-04-04/ukraine-expects-top-us-envoys-in-kyiv-this-month-to-reboot-talks) (2026-04-04)

Sanctions

Ukraine Sanctions Commissioner Shows US-Made Components in Russian Ballistic Missiles, Lobbies Washington for Targeted Restrictions

BLUF: Despite strong Senate backing, House passage of the Graham sanctions bill remains unlikely by year-end, leaving Ukraine without a legislative vehicle to tighten missile-component export controls.

Ukrainian presidential sanctions commissioner Vladyslav Vlasiuk arrived in Washington on Tuesday to press House members to advance the Senate-passed Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which cleared the Senate 86-11 on August 7 12. Vlasiuk met with Democrat Steny Hoyer and Republicans Virginia Foxx, Brian Fitzpatrick and Nick Langworthy, along with Commerce Department officials, according to the Ukrainian Embassy 3. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries said on August 31 his caucus has not taken a position, citing concern that the bill's tariff provisions of up to 100 percent on countries buying Russian energy could be misused 12. Separately, Vlasiuk displayed foreign-made components recovered from Russian Iskander and S-400-launched 48N6 missiles on August 25, with guidance and navigation parts traced to the US, Japan, Germany, Taiwan, France, Britain and Switzerland, and said US-origin parts predominate in Russia's ballistic systems 4.

Analyst Note: The Graham sanctions bill is unlikely to reach a House floor vote by the end of 2026, leaving Ukraine's proposed three-part plan for closing the missile-component supply chain (synchronized designations, sectoral restrictions on roughly 110 materials, tighter export licensing) without a legislative vehicle. Democratic leadership has withheld a caucus position over the tariff authority the bill grants the president, and Speaker Johnson has not committed to scheduling a vote. Moderate confidence reflects consistent reporting on the House standoff but no visibility into internal Democratic deliberations or Johnson's scheduling intentions.

Sources:

1: Ukraine's Sanctions Czar Lands In Washington As Russia Bill Hits House Wall Over Tariff Fears - RFE/RL

2: With US bill's fate in balance, Ukraine to lobby US on Russia sanctions - Reuters

3: Zelensky's envoy discusses in Washington efforts to advance Graham sanctions bill against Russia - Ukrinform

4: US tech found in Russian ballistic missiles - Defense News

Belgian Government Opposes Using Frozen Russian Assets to Support Ukraine

BLUF: Belgium's custodial veto over Euroclear and hardening domestic politics make unanimous EU agreement on a frozen-asset reparations mechanism very unlikely by the end of 2026.

Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken said on Flemish broadcaster VRT on Friday evening that using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine is "non-negotiable" and "the door is closed" 123. Sweden, Poland, the Netherlands and Spain had called on the European Commission to explore new ways to harness roughly €200 billion in immobilized Russian assets, held mainly at Euroclear in Belgium, for Ukraine 12. Francken singled out the Baltic states as the strongest backers of the reparations-loan scheme and said Belgium's leadership will not move on the issue 123. Ukrinform reported that Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot has struck a more open tone this month, saying he could accept using the assets if legal liability is shared across EU states 12. EU foreign ministers are set to discuss the matter at a Gymnich-format meeting in Ireland on September 1-2 23.

Analyst Note: Unanimous EU agreement on a reparations-loan mechanism for the frozen assets is very unlikely by year-end, given Belgium's custodial control of Euroclear and Francken's declared refusal to move, a rebuke aimed squarely at the Baltic states that reads as hardening domestic politics rather than softening leverage. Continued pressure from Sweden, Poland, the Netherlands and Spain keeps the proposal on the EU agenda but does not touch Belgium's veto over assets in its jurisdiction. Prevot's conditional openness to shared legal liability reverses Belgium's December 2025 summit-level block, but Francken's public veto ten days later rehardens the cabinet position. The hardline framing may be coalition messaging to the Baltics rather than final policy, since Prevot's simultaneous signal suggests shared liability could still unlock consent. Confidence is moderate, resting on converging Ukrainian wire reporting of Francken's on-air remarks but no visibility into closed-door Gymnich talks. Absent unlock, the EU stays reliant on bilateral loans and national contributions rather than the roughly €200 billion at Euroclear for Kyiv's 2027 needs.

Sources:

1: Belgian government opposes using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine - Ukrinform

2: Belgium blocks the use of frozen Russian assets for Ukraine - media - UNN

3: Belgium blocks plan to transfer Russian assets to Ukraine - Interfax-Ukraine

Belgium Rejects Renewed EU Push to Fund Ukraine With Frozen Assets - Euractiv

Prior Reporting - [Ukrainian foreign minister calls for renewed active discussions on use of Russian assets](https://www.eurointegration.com.ua/eng/news/2026/08/18/7243695/) (2026-08-18) - [Belgium open to using frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine if Europe shares risks](https://kyivindependent.com/belgium-open-using-frozen-russian-assets-help-ukraine-europe-shares-risks/) (2026-08-18) - [Sybiha: Time has come to return to frozen assets topic, discuss clear legal mechanisms](https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/1194033.html) (2026-08-18) - [EU countries must agree on solidarity provisions - Belgian foreign minister on using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine](https://en.interfax.com.ua/news/general/1194063.html) (2026-08-18)

Humanitarian

EU Foreign Policy Chief Kallas Says July and August Were Deadliest Months for Ukrainian Civilians Since Full-Scale Invasion

BLUF: Kallas's shift to public pressure on holdout states is unlikely to yield Patriot interceptor transfers by end of 2026, leaving Ukraine's winter air defense dependent on ad hoc donations.

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on September 1 that July and August were the deadliest months for Ukrainian civilians since Russia's full-scale invasion began, speaking to reporters ahead of an informal EU defense ministers' meeting in Wicklow, Ireland 123. Kallas said Russia is escalating attacks to inflict maximum harm on civilians, and identified air defense as Ukraine's central shortfall, citing a lack of interceptor missiles 23. She urged countries holding interceptors nearing the end of their service life to transfer them to Ukraine, and said outreach to non-EU states on the issue is ongoing but difficult, alongside continued work with Ukraine on developing European interceptors 123. Bloomberg reported that NATO and the EU are pressing Spain and Greece, which hold large Patriot interceptor stocks, to sell missiles to Norway for transfer to Ukraine 2. Ministers reached no concrete decision on new Patriot transfers at the meeting, agreeing only to reassess national stockpiles including aging missiles, while EU efforts to unblock additional financial aid for Ukraine's armed forces remained unresolved 23.

Analyst Note: Kallas's public appeal marks a shift from quiet lobbying to open EU pressure on member states holding aging interceptor stocks; Ukraine's air-defense shortfall has become acute. A Patriot transfer from Spain and Greece to Norway for onward delivery to Ukraine is unlikely by year's end, as both governments have resisted drawing down their own reserves absent binding collective commitments. This judgment is held with moderate confidence, resting on a record of stalled prior interceptor appeals weighed against the added weight of a formal ministerial-level push. Absent a breakthrough, Ukraine's air defense through the winter will depend on ad hoc donations rather than a structural fix.

Sources:

1: Russia is escalating attacks on Ukrainian civilians. July and August were the deadliest months since the war started. - Kaja Kallas (X/Twitter)

2: July and August were the deadliest months for Ukrainians - EU foreign policy chief - Ukrainska Pravda

3: Kallas urges countries with interceptor missiles to provide them to Ukraine - Ukrinform

Informal Meeting of EU Ministers of Defence: Press remarks by High Representative Kaja Kallas upon arrival - European External Action Service (EEAS)

EU wants to help Ukraine's Air Defense - The Copenhagen Post

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