EU to continue support Moldova amid rising threat of Russian interference
The EU recognizes the significant risk of Russian interference in Moldova's internal and political processes ahead of elections.
Ukrainian partisans disrupt key Russian railway supply line
Agents of the "ATESH" movement say they blew up a railway line used by the Russians to supply…
Sources say Ukraine’s Military Intelligence Chief Budanov could be replaced soon
Kyrylo Budanov could soon leave his post as military intelligence chief, as sources suggest tensions with the Head of the President's Office Andrii Yermak may be a key factor in his potential dismissal.
Leaked documents indicate Navalny may have been poisoned before death in prison
Hundreds of newly uncovered documents suggest Alexei Navalny’s death in February 2024 was likely due to poisoning.
Russian soldiers shelled by own forces while surrendering in Donetsk
Amid heavy losses from Ukrainian FPV drones and minefields, Russian troops attempting to surrender were struck by their own artillery, leading to multiple deaths near Kostiantynivka.
British Intelligence: Ukraine’s strikes inflict heavy losses on Russian munitions supplies
Recent drone strikes by Ukrainian forces on ammunition depots in Tikhoretsk and Toropets are expected to cause at least short-term disruptions to the supply of critical munitions for the Russian army, as intelligence sources indicate significant losses in their artillery and small-arms supplies.
HUR: Russian soldiers abandoned to die by their commanders in Vovchansk battle
Ukrainian forces reclaimed control of the Vovchansk Aggregate Plant in a critical special operation, with reports highlighting the ruthless treatment of Russian soldiers by their own commanders, who forced them into futile resistance.
Zelenskyy on Putin’s nuclear threats: “No one knows what’s in his head”
Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced updates to Russia’s nuclear doctrine, detailing new conditions for using nuclear weapons. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded, saying no one can predict Putin’s actions, but he believes the Russian leader fears the consequences of such escalation.
Norway considers border fence with Russia to ehance security amid fears of refugee influx
The Norwegian government is exploring the possibility of building a fence along its 200-kilometer border with Russia to strengthen national security.
Russian troops use UAVs for nighttime mining of Kharkiv front lines
Despite the intensified attacks, Ukrainian forces continue to resist the Russian offensive, while enemy units reinforce positions and strengthen defenses in other key areas.
Bloomberg: US, EU finalize $ 50 billion aid for Ukraine amid disputes over frozen Russian assets
The final proposal from the G7 nations is expected to come at a ministerial meeting on 25 October.
NBC News: White House rejects phosphorus munitions to Ukraine over potential harm to civilians
Despite the Pentagon's recommendation to provide Ukraine with white phosphorus artillery shells for use in creating smoke screens, the Biden administration has repeatedly declined, worried about the potential civilian impact and negative international perceptions, according to US officials. Meanwhile, Ukrainian leaders continue to accuse Russia of deploying the weapon against civilians.
Ukrainian Intelligence: Russian military gears up for assaults on Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Ukrainian intelligence reveals an expected rise in assaults by Russian troops in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Freeland says Ukraine to receive funds from frozen Russian assets loan soon
Canada’s Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has expressed optimism that the global initiative to finance Ukraine’s military efforts through frozen Russian assets will soon be implemented.