Russian athletes who train in occupied territories of Ukraine, officially allowed to compete under neutral flags
Weightlifters, gymnasts, and canoeists linked to Russian occupation events are often barred only after Ukraine’s appeals.
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Tallinn bans Russian prosecutor and judge who sentenced Narva museum head to 10 years in prison over anti-Putin posters
The installation appeared on Narva Castle walls facing Ivangorod during Russia's Victory Day celebrations broadcast.
Up to 25,000 Cubans may be lured in Russia’s war by pay, but Havana emphasizes it has no connection to foreign recruitment for Moscow
The Cuban Foreign Ministry calls the accusations baseless and slanderous.
While West discusses security guarantees for Ukraine, Kyiv offers NATO state training against Russian drones after first mass attack
Western capitals continue drafting security guarantee frameworks for Ukraine even as Kyiv demonstrates superior defensive capabilities.
Latvia forces 841 Russians to leave by October—language test was their pass to stay
Thousands of Russian speakers now must prove residency or depart, with authorities already reporting voluntary and forced exits.
UPDATE: Russian shelling traps 148 miners underground in Dobropillia coal mines
The 148 trapped miners face potential suffocation or equipment failure without power to operate ventilation and safety systems in the deep coal shafts.
Kremlin’s propaganda threatens Azerbaijan with war after Baku sends millions in aid to Ukraine
Once tightly controlled by Moscow, Azerbaijan now defies Kremlin orders, prompting a fierce propaganda offensive that paints Baku as a "Western puppet".
NATO unleashes new $10 billion “combat wallet” for Ukraine as Putin’s increses attacks on civilians
The West scrambles to meet Ukraine’s demands while the Kremlin eyes total capitulation.
Russia uses thirst as tool of genocide against civilians in occupied Donetsk, says expert
Civilians survive up to 72 hours without water as Russian forces build military hubs atop the ruins of Ukrainian infrastructure.
What rose from bottom of Kakhovka Reservoir after Russia’s dam blast?
The sludge Russia stirred up from the Dnipro has reached the Black Sea, Romania, Bulgaria—and may be irreversible.