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The Korjo Digital Luggage Scales is small, lightweight (only 87g!), powerful, and very easy to use scale that is great for travellers. Take it on a trip to weigh your luggage and avoid overweight issues and costs.

Key Features of the Korjo Digital Luggage Scales

• Designed in Australia.
• Crafted from stainless steel and durable materials.
• Designed to help you avoid issues and costs with overweight luggage.
• Compact, water-resistant construction.
• Easy to read LCD display with blue backlight.
• Displays in kilograms and pounds.
• Weighs up to 50kg.
• Includes instructions on how to get the best readings from your scales.
• Requires CR2032 battery (Included).
• Extremely Accurate
• Strap & Hook to secure load
• MPN - DLS83
• GTIN - 9312794830833
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• Weights up to 110Lb / 50 kg
• Ergonomic design
• Fast, auto-locking weight feature
• Brilliant blue backlit LCD display
• CR2032 battery included
• Colour: Silver
• Stainless steel upper
• Blue back-lit LCD display
• Displays in Lb, Kg and oz
• Strap & Hook to secure load
• CR2032 battery
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Digital Luggage Scales Korjo is tiny, lightweight, powerful, elegant,sleek and very easy to use. Take it on any trip and avoid excess costs.

With airlines around the world looking to make a profit on what was originally included, many budget airlines have popped up. On top of that, major airlines failing to compete effectively, have offered stripped down tickets. These tickets often do not even include luggage. Others do include some hand held luggage. More and more, a few kilograms over the weight restriction can end up costing a fortune. Save money, save time and invest in a digital luggage scales here and now.

Features: Designed in Australia Crafted from stainless steel and durable materials Weighs up to 110Lbs or 50 Kg Ergonomically designed Fast auto-locking feature Backlit LCD Display 2 x CR2032 Batteries included Simple to use Length 14.8cm

The auto locking feature means that you can simply weigh your luggage – once you hear the “beep”, you can put the luggage down and read the displayed weight at your leisure.

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• The auto locking feature means that you can simply weigh your luggage - once you hear the "beep", you can put the luggage down and read the displayed weight at your leisure.

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Ukraine war latest: Russian drones 'stray onto NATO soil', as Moscow claims to have control of town just 15km from key city

NATO members Romania and Latvia report that Russian drones may have crashed on their soil during overnight attacks on Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russia claims to have captured Novohrodivka - a town just 15km from the key city of Pokrovsk.

Sunday 8 September 2024 16:30, UK

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Today saw further Russian advances into Donetsk - as a looming direct assault on the key logistics hub of Pokrovsk draws closer. 

All indications suggest that Ukraine's Kursk operation has not deterred Russia's military command from targeting the city. 

Elsewhere, Kyiv and Moscow continued to trade drone attacks across the border, with a number of fatalities in Ukraine. 

And on the international scene, under-fire German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for a renewed effort to bring peace to Ukraine.

We'll be back tomorrow with more updates. 

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has called for a renewed effort to bring peace to Ukraine.

Speaking to broadcaster ZDF in a televised interview, the German leader said he and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had both agreed in recent talks on the need for a new peace conference that would include Russia.

"I believe that now is the time to discuss how to arrive at peace from this state of war, indeed at a faster pace," Mr Scholz said. 

Ukraine in June hosted delegations from 92 countries at a first summit in Switzerland to advance its blueprint for peace, but notably did not invite Russia.

The chancellor is under significant pressure in Germany after all three parties in his centre-left coalition suffered significant losses in regional state elections, while groups who oppose further funding for Ukraine won more votes.

Overnight, at least two people were killed and four more were injured by Russian air attacks in the Sumy region of Ukraine.

These images show firefighters attending the scene and looking for survivors. 

The number of people killed in a Russian attack on a Ukrainian military academy in Poltava has risen to 58, the governor has said. 

The official number of dead after Tuesday's attack stood at 55 until this morning, when three more people died in hospital, Filip Pronin said. 

Funerals were held yesterday for some of the dead.

Ukraine's first lady had said the attack on the academy had also seen ballistic missiles strike a nearby hospital.

Shortly after Romania reported that a Russian drone entered its airspace and was looking for fragments on its own soil (see 12.41pm post), fellow NATO ally Latvia has done the same. 

"On 7 September (yesterday), a Russian drone has fallen in Rēzekne region," a statement from the country's defence ministry read . 

"It entered our airspace from Belarus," it added. 

"The national armed forces are acting in accordance with the established procedures, including informing the NATO command."

Latvia has been a staunch supporter of Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February 2022 - with President Zelenskyy keen to point out that, should his country fall, countries such as Moldova, Estonia and Latvia would be at risk from further Russian expansion attempts. 

Russian shelling has killed three women in a small village in the Donetsk region, the local governor has said. 

Vadym Filashkin said Russian forces hit the village of Cherkaske with cluster munitions this morning, killing the women, aged 43, 45, and 53.

The attack also injured a man, and damaged at least nine private houses and cars, he added. 

It comes after at least two people died and four injured by overnight Russian air attacks on the Sumy region (see 7.36am post).

By Deborah Haynes , security and defence editor

The head of the CIA has warned that any move by Iran to supply Russia with ballistic missiles for its war in Ukraine would be a "dramatic escalation" - but Ukrainian sources say this has already happened.

It is part of a pattern of ever-tighter cooperation between Moscow and Tehran which has already seen the Iranian regime transfer huge quantities of killer drones, ammunition and artillery shells in return for cash and help from Russia on improving its own military technology and manufacturing capabilities.

This includes the alleged gifting by the Kremlin to Iran of captured Western weapons, such as the N-LAW anti-tank missile.

Read more from Haynes here .

A Russian drone violated Romanian airspace during overnight attacks on Ukraine, according to officials. 

The incident occurred as Russia carried out attacks on "civilian targets and port infrastructure" across the Danube River in Ukraine, Romania's ministry of national defence said.

Romania deployed F-16 jets in response and NATO allies have been informed, it added. 

Romanian emergency authorities also issued text alerts to residents of two eastern regions, and authorities are now looking for drone fragments that may have landed on its soil.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Romania has confirmed drone fragments on its territory on several occasions, most recently in July this year.

To great surprise among allies and enemies alike, Ukraine has managed to successfully launch - and maintain - a land grab of Russian territory.

For more than month, Kyiv's troops have occupied a significant portion of the Kursk region - up to 1,300sqkm if Ukrainian estimates are to be believed. 

While holding the land opens up the prospect of a territory swap later down the line, one of the shorter-term aims was to force Russia to redirect its considerable forces inside Ukraine a little closer to home. 

But are Russian troops actually being pulled out of Ukraine and away from their previous objectives? 

Ukraine's GUR military intelligence chief Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov said yesterday that the invasion had signalled theatre-wide impacts on Russian offensive operations.

He claimed Ukraine had successfully disrupted Russian plans for the rest of August, but admitted that Russian military command is still committing most available manpower to achieve their objectives in Russia's "main direction". 

He was almost certainly referring to Pokrovsk.

The city has been under aerial bombardment and is slowly being advanced upon by Moscow's troops, with the nearby town of Novohrodivka and village of Kalynove claimed by the ministry of defence in the last two days alone. 

It's home to a major logistics hub used by Ukrainian forces, which services the eastern region of Donbas.

Analysts, including experts at the US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW), have noted intensifying Russian operations around the city are taking place in spite of the Kursk invasion.

Interestingly, "ISW has not observed intensified Russian offensive operations in other frontline areas in Ukraine" - suggesting that the Kursk operation has had at least some impact in forcing Moscow to redirect its forces.

However, Moscow's military command has "almost certainly decided to prioritise Russian advances near Pokrovsk" and is "committing available manpower and materiel to the area at the expense of Russian offensive operations in other directions".

Can Russia capture Pokrovsk and defend Kursk at the same time?

Russian military bloggers don't seem to think so. 

Voenkor Kotenok claimed manpower constraints meant it was unlikely that Russia could claim Pokrovsk and kick Ukraine's forces out of their defensive positions and back across the border. 

He also claimed Russian forces are continuing offensive operations around Pokrovsk despite being "exhausted" and "exsanguinated".

ISW suggested that Russian forces will likely eventually take the city, but there is a possibility that troops will completely tire before then. 

Watch: Russian forces fight in Kursk region

Will winter impact fighting? 

Winter is not far away now and conditions along the front will be massively impacted. 

Lie Gen Budanov said yesterday it would complicate Russian operations, but did not think that it would stop them completely, comments echoed by the ISW.  

"The fall mud season has historically hampered Russian and Ukrainian ground manoeuvre, but periods of prolonged freezing temperatures that typically begin in late December freeze the ground and allow armoured vehicles to move more easily than in autumn and spring months," ISW said.

"Fall and winter weather conditions will likely complicate Russian and Ukrainian battlefield activity, but are very unlikely to completely stall activity along the frontline."

Russia is waging a "reckless campaign of sabotage" across Europe, the heads of MI6 and the CIA warned.

Sir Richard Moore and Bill Burns also said the UK and the US faced an "unprecedented array of threats". 

Watch our security and defence editor Deborah Haynes ' report on their comments here...

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No Time to Run: Russian Missiles Hit Ukraine City Just After Sirens Sound

More than 50 people were killed by two high-speed missiles that hit a military academy in the eastern city of Poltava, one of the most lethal Russian strikes in the war.

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By David Guttenfelder Yurii Shyvala Maria Varenikova and Marc Santora

David Guttenfelder reported from Poltava, Ukraine.

Russian missiles struck a military academy in eastern Ukraine on Tuesday only minutes after air-raid alarms blared, killing more than 50 people, wounding many others and underscoring Moscow’s superior firepower in one of the war’s deadliest attacks. Ukraine’s president said a hospital also was hit.

Rescue workers in the eastern city of Poltava described scenes of dismembered bodies pulled from the rubble of the school, which Ukrainian news outlets identified as the Poltava Institute of Military Communications.

The entire area was littered with shattered glass, with nearby high-rises missing windows and doors. By some accounts more than 200 people suffered injuries, overwhelming hospitals.

Denys Kliap, the 26-year-old director of Free and Unbreakable , a volunteer emergency response team, was asleep when the first blast rocked him out of bed. “As soon as it happened, we went straight to the site,” Mr. Kliap said. “When we arrived, the only thing I remember was the pile of bodies scattered all over the territory of the institute.”

While he has seen many horrific scenes, the devastation after Tuesday’s strikes was shocking, he said. He recalled bodies being pulled from the rubble “without legs, others without arms, some even without heads.”

The strike was a demoralizing blow to Ukraine, coming as its troops have been retreating from relentless Russian advances along the war’s main front in the Donbas region.

“Russia is taking away our most valuable asset, our lives,” Ukraine’s first lady, Olena Zelenska, said of the missile strike.

The attack on Tuesday extended a wave of Russian assaults on cities across Ukraine that began a week ago and that have been among the largest since Russia’s invasion in February 2022.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said the strike had been carried out with ballistic missiles, which can travel at supersonic speed and reach a target anywhere in Ukraine in a matter of minutes.

Vladimir Rogov, a Kremlin-appointed occupation official in southern Ukraine, claimed in a post on the Telegram messaging app that the military school hit in the missile strike offers training in radar and electronic warfare.

Witnesses said the strikes, one after the other, had come shortly after the air raid sirens sounded. The Ukrainian Air Force said that the short time between the warning siren and the strikes demonstrated the speed of the missiles, which arrived “literally a matter of minutes” after launch.

Poltava is a little more than 100 miles from the Russian border.

Ukraine has pleaded since the outset of Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022 for more tools to defend its skies from Russian missiles, and on Tuesday Mr. Zelensky took to social media to issue a fresh request for more aid. “Ukraine needs air defense systems and missiles now, not sitting in storage,” he wrote.

The only proven defense against ballistic missiles, Patriot missile systems , were sent from the United States and Germany but did not arrive until the spring of 2023 and Ukraine says it needs more.

Mr. Zelensky has said he desperately needs at least seven Patriot batteries to fend off attacks across the country. Germany has sent three and, in July, President Biden announced the deployment of a second Patriot missile system from the United States. Other American allies also have Patriots: Romania has pledged one, and the Netherlands has given parts of the complex system. U.S. officials have said they hope European powers will send more.

It was unclear if Ukraine used any of those Patriot batteries to try to fend off Tuesday’s attack in Poltava.

A number of questions about the strikes, and the high death toll, remained unanswered on Tuesday.

Just after the missiles struck, there were reports in the Ukrainian media that cadets had been lined up outside the military school. Mr. Rogov also claimed the missiles had hit cadets gathered for an event.

But Dmytro Lazutkin, the spokesman for Ukraine’s defense ministry, denied on national television that the victims had been participating in a parade or ceremony, saying that classes were underway when the air raid sirens sounded.

Since the start of the war, Ukraine has banned large gatherings, including at sports stadiums and large concert venues. But large numbers of people still congregate in malls, schools and markets.

In recent weeks the pace of the war has accelerated in Ukraine, both in the air and on the ground.

Russian advances in the direction of the eastern city of Pokrovsk, a vital logistics hub, have prompted local authorities to urge civilians to evacuate and the Ukrainian military to send reinforcements.

The capture of Pokrovsk by Russian forces would be their biggest gain in the region since they seized Avdiivka in January and February after intense ground fighting and bombardment. It also would bring Russian forces one step closer to achieving a key goal for President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia: full control of the Donbas .

Mr. Putin was in Mongolia on Tuesday, some 3,000 miles from the front lines of the Ukraine war. He said nothing in public about Ukraine, according to Kremlin transcripts of his remarks.

Attempts by Ukraine to divert the focus of war have so far not borne fruit. The incursion into the Kursk region of Russia in early August by Ukrainian forces drew Russian reinforcements but not from the front lines in eastern Ukraine.

Mr. Zelensky on Tuesday said the Ukrainian offensive in Kursk was going “according to plan.” He told NBC News in an interview Tuesday that Ukraine would hold onto Russian territory for an unspecified amount of time. “For now, we need it,” he said, adding that it was part of a “victory plan.”

The Ukrainian military has also for months been targeting Russian oil and gas facilities with drone attacks. But the campaign has not yet had a demonstrable effect on the fighting in the Donbas.

Ukraine had hoped that the long-awaited arrival of Western-supplied F-16 fighter jets would assist in repelling Russian attacks. That effort suffered a blow last week when one of the warplanes crashed while defending against an intense Russian aerial attack, in what may have been a friendly-fire incident .

Reporting was contributed by Cassandra Vinograd , Matthew Mpoke Bigg , Liubov Sholudko , Anton Troianovski , Andrew E. Kramer and Thomas Fuller .

Maria Varenikova covers Ukraine and its war with Russia. More about Maria Varenikova

Marc Santora has been reporting from Ukraine since the beginning of the war with Russia. He was previously based in London as an international news editor focused on breaking news events and earlier the bureau chief for East and Central Europe, based in Warsaw. He has also reported extensively from Iraq and Africa. More about Marc Santora