“Only Russia is friend of Russia,” says Russian general amid Trump’s peace efforts
Behind public praise, Russian leadership treats Trump’s peace overtures as unreliable, and continues the war with full force.
Russia couldn’t win in close combat—so it set city ablaze with weapons that fuse to body and refuse to extinguish
Protocol III prohibits attacks with this substance near civilian concentrations, but that didn’t stop Moscow troops in Luhansk Oblast.
Russia concentrates 111,000 troops for breakthrough in this hottest sector of Ukraine’s front
Syrskyi warns that behind the offensive lies a political motive.
Ukraine’s Bobr, Baklan, and Obrii drones struck support center in Russia’s Bryansk Oblast, destroying fuel depots
Multiple explosions tore through the supply center, causing a large fire.
In Russia’s Alabuga and Kupol factories workers glue together death for daily attacks
These aren’t just loitering munitions anymore. They’re evolving into a weapon of strategic paralysis.
At NATO summit allies flattered Trump and quietly built defense shield across Europe and Ukraine
Careful diplomacy pays off, Trump signs off on key European proposals without a fight.
By 2026, skies over Ukraine could be swarming with thousands of Russian drones—tracking and killing civilians in real time, warns expert
Maria Berlinska warns that Russia is building a future where AI-powered killer drones stalk Ukrainian cities day and night,
Moscow threatens retaliation against nations backing Ukraine’s quest for justice in tribunal for Russia’s aggression
With the tribunal set to expose war crimes, Russia intimidates with "restrictive measures" against countries that support it.
Art is never neutral—Russia has made sure it serves its imperial ambitions, says top manager of New York’s Metropolitan Opera
For Russia, culture has never been a mirror, it’s a weapon.
Putin has received ammo from North Korea. Now he wants soldiers — and Pyongyang is ready to send them in July
Month by month, authoritarian allies deepen their military cooperation.
“Lilac” CS gas, outlawed since 1925, is now Russia’s silent weapon in Dnipropetrovsk trenches
Russia has used it over 1,000 times since 2022, and now the world has forensic proof.
Some of these defenders were just 21 when captured in Mariupol—three years later they step back onto Ukrainian soil
One was guarding Chornobyl. Another fought in Sumy.
Ukraine’s war is just beginning, next battlefield will be invisible
Nuclear weapons won’t decide the wars of tomorrow.
Russia’s nuclear warnings ring out after US strikes on Iran, but Moscow’s unwillingness to trigger American aid for Ukraine signals real limit
Amid escalating US strikes on Iran, Medvedev’s apocalyptic rhetoric sparks a criticism from Trump.