After Russia hits Kyiv’s Academy of Sciences with jet-powered drone, the Kremlin says Ukraine must “pay a price”
Peskov calls Russia's intensified strikes part of that price.
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Germany cut Russian gas after 2022 invasion of Ukraine. Now, its far-right AfD party is in talks with Gazprom to bring it back, and Kremlin welcomes decision
Its foreign-policy speaker met Gazprom's chief in Moscow to discuss resuming supplies.
US charges five as alleged Kremlin assassination network reaches American soil
Prosecutors say the network expanded from targeting Russian dissidents and defectors to arranging attacks against European countries supporting Ukraine.
Russia recycles its Moldova script to brand Armenia’s election illegitimate, ISW says
Hours after Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's Civil Contract took 49.81%, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova alleged "unprecedented Western pressure"—and Rosrybolovstvo threatened fresh import bans.
Russia wants joint economic projects with US — but only if Washington stops linking them to peace in Ukraine
Russia is offering Trump a deal that makes peace unnecessary.
Kremlin terms unchanged: Moscow repeats Putin’s 2024 demand for four Ukraine’s oblasts as peace push stalls
That is a demand for capitulation, not for peace.
9 May parade Russia held without single tank featured one thing Moscow has never shown before
This is who Russia is now.
Russia’s “Great Victory” cult wasn’t built in 1945 — it was constructed in 1965
Russian propaganda presents May 9 as a sacred, unbroken tradition stretching back to 1945.
Russian occupation troops fighting in Ukraine are inspired by WWII “generation of victors,” says Putin at 9 May parade at Red Square
This year's parade had no columns of heavy military equipment. Since 2022, Russia has lost 11,894 tanks, 24,486 armored combat vehicles, 40,825 artillery systems, and 1,755 MLRS in Ukraine.
Drone slams into Moscow high-rise 6 km from Kremlin — Sobyanin says no casualties, airports halt operations
A drone hit a high-rise on Moscow's Mosfilmovskaya Street, 6 km from the Kremlin. Russia claims 117 UAVs downed overnight; Samara reported strikes but isn't in MoD's tally
Zelenskyy asks Trump whether Putin’s 9 May ceasefire means more than hours of safety for his own propaganda parade
Russia has used temporary pauses before, framed as humanitarian gestures or goodwill signals, to regroup forces, rotate units, resupply front-line positions, and then resume offensive operations.
Russia’s Victory Day parade goes without armor in 2026 after losing 24,486 combat vehicles in Ukraine
Russia built this parade for decades as its ultimate display of military might — a propaganda spectacle designed to intimidate the world and justify its war against Ukraine.
Lavrov claims Russia fights for Orthodox “honor and dignity” — while its troops detain priests in occupied Ukraine, ISW notes
Lavrov says protecting Orthodoxy is a Russian war goal in Ukraine. ISW notes Russia detains clergy and destroys churches in every territory it occupies.
EU’s hybrid threats sanctions list grows to 88 names. Two Russian information networks has been added
The European Council has approved an expansion of restrictive measures and added two more entities to its sanctions…
Leaked documents show Hungary agreed to Russian teachers, energy deals, and circus cooperation with Moscow. Magyar calls it outright betrayal
Hungary and Russia signed a 12-point cooperation plan.
Russians tolerated 12 years of genocide against Ukraine. Disrupted food delivery in Moscow is breaking them
The Kremlin justifies internet outages as security measures against Ukrainian drone strikes, but which analysts say may also be preparation to suppress domestic protests over a new mobilization wave.
Russia shed its skin three times — tsarist, soviet, oligarch — but imperial beast inside never died, Budanov says
Russia's imperial core must be ripped out and carved it into nations, or the world never sleeps safe, he stresses.
Paint on Ukraine’s top poet bust is smokescreen — Serbia’s true message to Kyiv is in €800M of artillery shells, says expert
Unknown vandals doused a monument to Ukrainian poet Taras Shevchenko with black paint in Serbia's Novi Sad on the anniversary of Russia's full-scale war.
Russia promises more war on fourth anniversary of its aggression: Kremlin says it hasn’t achieved its war goals — and “will go further” in Ukraine
Peskov claimed Moscow hopes for "diplomatic means" while confirming no negotiations are scheduled.
Trilateral talks with Ukraine’s ex-intelligence chief resumed in Abu Dhabi, as Kyiv warns Russia just uses them for missile stockpiling
One year of negotiations has produced no results except increased civilian deaths.