Ukraine Restarts Russian Oil Flow, EU Loan in Sight

0:00Ukraine's president just greenlit Russian oil flowing through the druge by a pipeline again, saying it clears the path for that 90 billion euro EU. Loan package they've been pushing for, no more excuses to hold it up now. EU foreign policy chief, Kaja Kolas expects a yes vote within 24 hours after their minister's meeting. Zelensky had warned against restarting these flows, pointing out Russia could hit the infrastructure any time like before. Meanwhile in Odessa, Ukrainian agents busted four military draft officers for snatching folks off the streets and shaking them down for cash to dodge. The front lines. Special forces even shut out their tires during the chase, they're facing up to 12 years behind bars. Shifting to cyber threats, Britain's top cyber security boss is warning Russia's dragging its Ukraine playbook into digital warfare against the UK and Europe. Recent hacks hit power plants and dams in Sweden, Poland, Denmark and Norway. The UK's national cyber security center deals with four big state-link incidents weekly from players like Russia, China, and Iran.

1:05In a full conflict, expect massive attacks you can just pay off time for everyone to lock down tight and stay vigilant. I'm Cory with the story and you've been listening to Sydney News today, AI-powered local news.