Category: 1. Russia

U.S. President Donald Trump is planning to send a new weapons transfer to Ukraine using Presidential Drawdown Authority — marking the first such move since he returned to the White House, according to Reuters, which cited two sources familiar…

The United States is sending weapons to Ukraine through NATO, US President Donald Trump said on July 10, a week after the Pentagon said some weapons deliveries to the war-torn country were being paused.

Trump also said he would make a “major…

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Malaysia on Thursday to discuss a path towards ending Russia’s war against Ukraine. The talks, which marked the first high-level meeting between U.S. and…

Russia’s Federal Security Service has opened a criminal case against two journalists who reported from Sudzha in August 2024 while the town was under Ukrainian occupation. Pyotr Ivanov and Ruslan Terekhov, who no longer reside in Russia, face…

The suspension of US military aid to Ukraine is creating military and political problems, writes The Atlantic magazine, citing American military strategists and former officials.

‘The unexpected changes create a…

A Russian appellate court has jailed a 55-year-old trucker on suspicion of aiding the Ukrainian military in drone attacks on June 1 against several major Russian Air Force bases. Court records reviewed by Mediazona show that Mikhail Ryumin was…

An SBU officer who participated in organising sabotage on Russian territory died in Kyiv as a result of an attack.

On Thursday, 10 July, 50-year-old SBU officer Ivan Voronich, who was involved in sabotage operations…

Russian budget expenditures on military personnel participating in the full-scale invasion of Ukraine reached approximately 2 trillion rubles (roughly $25.8 billion at the current exchange rate) in the first half of 2025, according to analysts at…