Category: 1. Russia

In mid-February, a court in Krakow sentenced two Russian citizens to five and a half years in prison for posting hundreds of recruitment ads for the Wagner mercenary group in Polish cities. Convicted of terrorism and espionage, the two men were…

Six European countries from the “coalition of the willing” have signaled that they are prepared to send troops to Ukraine as security guarantees in the event of a ceasefire, AFP reported.

Among the countries named are the United Kingdom,…

Ukrainian forces tried to seize the battlefield initiative in multiple locations over the winter while struggling to avoid a rout as they pulled out of Kursk, the Russian region they invaded last summer to great fanfare.

Across the…

U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink is resigning “earlier than planned,” Financial Times correspondent Christopher Miller reported on Thursday, citing three sources who said her decision is “in part over differences in policy between…

Russian rapper and pro-war “Z-activist” Akim Apachev says he won’t challenge a fine of 70,000 rubles ($840) for disorderly conduct issued after he traveled to Sudzha and graffitied patriotic slogans on walls and rubble throughout the…

Russian federal investigators have accused Ukrainian soldiers of executing nine civilians during their occupation of Makhnovka, a small town outside Sudzha, which an incursion force held from August 2024 until earlier this year. According to…

A military court in Russia has sentenced a Ukrainian national to 16 years in prison for sending mail bombs to three Russian colonels, allegedly on orders from Ukraine’s Security Service. Vadym Chalyi, 30, was convicted of attempted terrorism…

A Russian drone attack on the Ukrainian cities of Dnipro, Kharkiv, and Kramatorsk late on April 8 wounded more than two dozen people and damaged multiple residential buildings, local officials said.

Serhiy Lysak, governor of the Dnipropetrovsk…