First the pumps, then the harvest, now the commute—Russia’s fuel shortage keeps finding new victims
Public transport fares climb in 25 Russian regions. Fuel-sale restrictions officially cover more than 40 regions out of 83.
Whatever came down on Lipetsk overnight, it started with a missile warning and ended in flames by the steel mill
Local Telegram channels had spread the missile-danger announcement hours before residents began filming blasts over the city.
Occupation official told Putin the Crimea highway is drone-proof—Russia’s own milbloggers refuted him within hours
One pro-war channel admitted traffic collapsed because drivers fear Ukrainian drones, not because Russian air defenses got better.
Drones found the FSB where it felt safest—a seaside resort deep in occupied Kherson Oblast
The SBU's Alpha unit's strike set off a large blaze at a base ringed by checkpoints, guards and bunkers.
Russia jails two more of its own warbloggers days apart—one for extortion, one for “justifying terrorism”
Both had cheered the invasion for years, and both had recently started blaming Russia's leadership for a war they say is going wrong.
Russia keeps hitting Ukraine’s couriers—so Ukraine went after Russia’s Amazon: oil depot and warehouses hit near Moscow
Drones struck logistics sites and an oil depot in Moscow Oblast's Sheremetyevo and Podolsk, days after Russian missiles battered Ukraine's Nova Poshta postal network.
Ten dead as Russia strikes a Turkish-owned bulk carrier off Odesa
Rescuers pulled eight of the 18 people aboard from the burning ship overnight; the pilot brought on to steer it out was among the dead.
Botswana warns its people about Russian job scams that end in the trenches against Ukraine
Officials say they keep getting distress calls from citizens already at the front, describing dangerous conditions they never signed up for.
US Sen. Graham’s Russia sanctions bill sat stalled for over a year—now the Senate has the votes to pass it
Lindsey Graham told colleagues he had the White House on board just hours before his sudden death.
Ukraine just hit its 159th Russian ship in 12 days—and the campaign has no end date
The drone chief promised the "shipfall" would run indefinitely.
Baltic nation boosts security at dam, gas storage facility due to Russian threat
Latvia's Prime Minister named a gas facility and the dam upstream of the capital as the sites now under heavier guard.
Fedorov breaks his silence: Ukraine’s army chief Syrskyi gave him an ultimatum—then blocked his reforms
He confirmed the feud with Oleksandr Syrskyi drove the dismissal, at a briefing hours before the vote.
Ukraine’s spy service and navy team up to strike two Russian crude tankers in the Black Sea
The "Mamai" naval drones destroyed vessels the SBU calls legitimate targets and working parts of Russia's war machine.
“Cardboard” protests against Zelenskyy’s firing of Fedorov erupt across Ukraine
The rallies were timed to the parliament session set to seal a wider government reshuffle.