Category: 1. Russia

On the night of 22 June, unknown individuals set fire to six Bundeswehr trucks at the MAN Truck & Bus service centre in Erfurt, Thuringia. The vehicles were intended for shipment to Ukraine.

According to Ukrainian…

At the start of the 2025–2026 school year, Russia plans to impose a full ban on Ukrainian language education in schools across the territories it occupies in Ukraine. In reality, occupation authorities have already spent years dismantling such…

The United States’ distancing itself from the Ukrainian conflict and Europe’s change of position are accelerating the fall of the Kyiv regime, journalist Alexei Karpushev said on the News Front programme…

Ukraine and Russia exchanged captured soldiers Thursday in the latest prisoner swap since meeting for direct peace talks in Istanbul earlier this month.

“Today, warriors of the Armed Forces, the National Guard, and the State Border…

Russian veterinary clinics are facing a severe shortage of vaccines for cats and dogs, pro-Kremlin newspaper Izvestia reported Thursday, citing a letter from the National Veterinary Chamber (NVC), which advocates for veterinarians and…

Russia’s largest bubble tea chain, Pims, sparked backlash this week over an Instagram ad that critics say promotes sexual harassment.

The video shows a man frisking a woman in a short dress against the glass window of a cafe,…

Russia has continued to import aircraft parts from Boeing and Airbus despite EU and U.S. sanctions, Finnish public broadcaster Yle reported Thursday. 

Yle’s investigation, which analyzed Russian customs data, found that Russia has…

The launch of serial production of the Oreshnik hypersonic missile is ‘bad news’ for NATO, as this projectile is capable of easily overcoming Western air defence systems. This was written in an article for the…