Romania trailed a Russian agent for seven months—then revealed what he was filming
Romania watched a man filming NATO bases and Ukraine's giant Antonov cargo planes for months.
Browsing Tag
critical infrastructure
47 posts
Russia destroyed last of Kherson’s heat and power equipment on 26 August. Ukraine’s new defense minister arrived days later
Yevhenii Khmara met the regional governor days after glide bombs wrecked the city's power plant.
Sofia gets seven minehunters from Belgium and the Netherlands for a sea Russia mined
Parliament signed off on two separate agreements this week, one a purchase and one a transfer, with the Dutch side restoring part of the fleet before it changes hands.
Berlin weighs closing the Russian House for spying, yet a federal ministry just moved in beside it
One arm of the German government reviews shutting the site while another shares a wall with it, exposing a split over how seriously the threat is taken.
Poland and the Baltics risk Russian sabotage for backing Ukraine, Bloomberg says
The CIA warned regional governments as Russia weighed sabotage and false flags against Ukraine’s supporters, officials told Bloomberg.
The wreckage Russia collects from Ukrainian drone strikes may have a second life—aimed at NATO, Lithuania warns
Military intelligence gathered data showing Moscow may use captured drone parts for strikes on critical infrastructure in the region, aiming to obscure responsibility and shift blame to Kyiv.
Ukraine’s private air defense has quadrupled since spring: businesses are now shooting down Shaheds over their own sites
51 Ukrainian companies have now joined the experimental program letting private firms run air defense crews under Air Force command.
Poland: we have credible information Russia is planning new provocations in Europe
FM Sikorski said going public is deliberate — the same tactic that helped derail Moscow's false-flag plans before it invaded Ukraine.
Ukraine clears private firms to down Russian drones—24 already in
A Defense Ministry project lets businesses defend their plants from drones with trained staff or licensed security firms, RFE/RL reported.
Russian weapon Ukraine cannot intercept is now hitting civilian water supplies
Russia just bombed the dam that gives Kharkiv its drinking water.
Ukraine’s air defense goes private: businesses can now buy point coverage for their own sites
A fragment of a privately developed system is already operational, with demand expected to grow as Russian strikes on infrastructure continue.
BREAKING: Russia attacks Ukrainian regions bordering Poland and Hungary with nearly 650 drones
One week after killing a father and daughter outside a maternity hospital, Russia is striking western Ukraine again — up to NATO's border.
UK just gave Ukraine’s air defense £100 million superboost
It has brought total British air defense commitments over the past two months to £600 million.
Nordic states go on alert after threat to entire region’s energy grid
Authorities guard power stations as intelligence points to Russia-linked actor
Russia says Bryansk experienced “most powerful” attack ever — it’s where missiles reach Kyiv in minutes
"Civilians without electricity is not the primary goal," expert says. "But these are consequences, and Russian citizens need to feel the full burden of the war."
“Former convicts and drug addicts”: Security chief reveals Russia’s recruitment method for sabotage in Latvia
The criminal underworld becomes Russian tool of pressure in European cities.
Russia killed many Ukrainian civilians, while “peace” talks were underway in UAE
On 4 February, right when the Ukrainian delegation had "peace" talks with Russia in Abu Dhabi, Russia killed…
EW doesn’t work on these Russian drones. Expert: Request Starlink “kill switch”
Russia found a way to make Shaheds unjammable. The irony: they're using Ukraine's own advantage.
“Intensify intimidation of Europe”: Russia plans strikes on Ukraine’s nuclear power plant substations amid US peace talks – Intelligence
Russia is considering attacks to disconnect nuclear plants from grid, leaving millions without power in winter.
Russia deliberately waited for temperature to drop to -15°C to maximize suffering of Ukrainians. And send message to Europe
Russia launches nearly 1,100 drones and Oreshnik missile in single week.