Russian developers on edge as war funds take precedence, intelligence says
Falling sales and mounting debts push developers deeper into crisis, while buyers struggle to secure loans.
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Underground inferno in Kharkiv Oblast — anti-mines turn Russian shelters into death traps
Beneath shattered streets and layers of concrete, Russian troops hoped to hide in tunnels and basements.
Trump-Putin meeting in Alaska was never about peace — its real purpose was to strengthen Moscow’s power globally
Levada Center polls show 79% of Russians viewed the summit as a personal success for Putin, boosting domestic confidence.
Ukrainian forces hit Russian command centers in Donetsk — and weaken Moscow’s fall offensive before it begins
The attacks undermine Moscow’s planning and prevent consolidation of forces ahead of fall operations.
CNN: Trump’s repeated calls to Putin failed to slow Russia in Ukraine
During the last eight months, Russia has consolidated gains, from Chinese and North Korean support to unchecked advances in Donetsk and Kharkiv.
Russia rehearses caution in demobilization from war in Ukraine—but 1989 Afghan lesson haunts Kremlin
Veterans with combat experience, prison records, and psychological trauma could spark unrest reminiscent of the 1990s.
Kremlin says it will continue killing Ukrainians despite sanctions, while Kyiv calls for real security
From Crimea to Kyiv, sanctions pile up, yet Russia’s military potential remains intact, keeping the conflict grinding forward in attrition.
Putin declares Western troops in Ukraine “legitimate targets,” after Russian missile kills unarmed Danish mission
Even as Europe plans deployment, the Russian dictator insists any peace must protect Moscow, not just Ukraine.
Azerbaijani MiG-29s enter Ukrainian service as regional alliance shifts
New images suggest Ukraine has quietly integrated Azerbaijani MiG-29 fighters into combat operations, potentially expanding Kyiv's air capabilities just as Baku distances itself from Moscow.
New Ukrainian KABs can glide 60 km, but expert says: “We need 100 every day”
Narozhny believes mass adoption would finally let Kyiv strike back at scale.
Chinese companies export, Russia kills, while trade between countries hits record €246 billion
Unlike North Korea, Beijing keeps its hands clean, letting companies feed the war machine through dual-use goods.
HUR: Russia amassed 260 foreign machines for tank production since 2007 war planning
Intelligence documents expose how European CNC technology powers Russian tank production, creating leverage points for coordinated sanctions enforcement.
US pressures Europe to sanction India while importing Russian uranium and palladium
he 50% tariff escalation followed India's rejection of Trump's request for Nobel Peace Prize nomination, according to sources, pushing New Delhi toward stronger ties with China.
Poland’s defense chief warns against “getting used to Russia’s war” at WWII anniversary
He also called Russia an "empire of evil."
Ukrainian Phantoms destroy Russia’s S-400 radars in Crimean strike
The destruction of Russia's most advanced radar systems leaves Crimea's air defenses severely compromised, opening the peninsula to larger Ukrainian operations.
Germany begins 100,000-shell annual production line for Ukraine
The Rheinmetall facility signals Western allies' recognition that supporting Ukraine requires dedicated industrial capacity rather than temporary weapons transfers.
Kherson’s mayor who survives dog attacks and mock executions, reveals how he stayed loyal to his homeland in Russian captivity
While Russia presented collaboration as survival, Mykolaienko's refused to do it, despite enduring torture three times per day.
EU’s new Russian sanctions package will not be as expected
EU prepares 19th sanctions package targeting Russian shadow fleet and evasion tactics while leaving energy sales that fund Ukraine war intact.
Russia’s closest ally accuses Moscow of betrayal despite sending weapons to kill 13,800 Ukrainians
The alliance fracture reveals how partnerships built on civilian targeting prove fragile when partners face their own military goals.
Zelenskyy rejects China as peace guarantor after Beijing supplies 90% of weapons components to Russia
Beijing's $125.8 billion trade partnership with Moscow and weapons component supplies contradict its claims of neutrality.