ExxonMobil, largest US-based oil company, says it doesn’t plan to engage in Russia’s Arctic project after Trump-Putin summit
CEO Darren Woods confirms the company seeks only asset recovery through arbitration rather than renewed investment.
Russia might have transferred nuclear submarine reactors to North Korea for US strike capability
Kim Jong Un inspected submarine construction in March while persistently requesting advanced fighter jets alongside nuclear technology.
Kyiv exploits blind spot in Moscow’s air defense strategy as Russia prioritizes power over profits
Kyiv proves Moscow can’t guard all of its facilities, hitting targets that power its war machine.
Russia, Belarus again tried to attack Poland while border remains closed
Interior Minister Kamiński describes the border situation as "very tense."
Poland plans to triple defense budget to record $55 billion, while learning drone defense from Ukraine
Warsaw also urges NATO allies to reach 5% GDP defense spending by 2030.
Europe prepares war reparations for Ukraine — but Russia doesn’t want to stop war
The mechanism emerges after 18 months of Hague negotiations.
New front opens for unexpected category of Ukrainians — yet joining remains choice, not command
Volunteers can sign one-year contracts after health checks.
Australia slashes Russian oil price cap 21% while sanctioning 95 shadow fleet tankers
The coordinated Western assault on Putin's energy revenues intensifies as Australia joins allies in targeting the maritime network.
Russian propaganda seeks to shift blame for NATO drone strikes to unexpected country
Staged videos and fake debris appear online as Moscow masks its own incursions into Western skies.
Ukraine’s Plan A: peace, but Russia doesn’t want it. Plan B: $60 billion for 2026 from allies — Zelenskyy
With Russia demanding surrender and Washington withholding aid, Ukraine braces for an unsustainable financial cliff.
“Stayed indoors for nearly three years”: Ukraine brings kids home from jaws of occupation — yet 19,546 remain abducted by Russia
Zelenskyy’s humanitarian program reunites the most vulnerable, while Russia continues to steal children for its war machine.
Ukrainian partisans near Yekaterinburg cut all Russia’s strategic supply lines 2,087 km from frontlines
ATESH saboteurs disrupt ammunition, fuel, and troop movements.
Four-pronged Russian attack fails to crush Ukraine this summer — Zelenskyy reveals staggering losses
Even in one of the war’s fiercest fronts, Moscow’s overextended army hits wall after wall of Ukrainian resistance.
Ukrainian forces burn three Russian air defense systems worth $80–90 million with “innovations”
Tor-M2 and Buk systems worth tens of millions burned, but Ukraine's Nemesis promises the full story will come later.