Fish. Chicken. Pasta. Meat. It’s all a lot more expensive in the central Russian city of Ufa, and Vera, a 63-year-old retiree, is unhappy.
“Nothing has gotten cheaper. Everything is getting more expensive, a little bit every day,” she told…
Category: 1. Russia
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Rutte announced the possibility of including security guarantees for Russia in the agreement on Ukraine
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte did not rule out the inclusion of Russian security guarantees in the final peace agreement on Ukraine.
According to Mark Rutte, in order to end the Ukrainian conflict, it is…
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The Czech initiative to purchase shells for Ukraine is facing a shortage of funds
The Czech program for the purchase of shells for the Ukrainian army is faced with a lack of funding. This is reported by Reuters.
According to the publication, the Czech program managed to raise only 1.4 billion…
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EP approves 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine
The President of the European Parliament (EP), Roberta Metsola, announced that a loan of 90 billion euros had been approved for Ukraine.
458 deputies voted for the loan, 140 opposed, 44 abstained.
Kyiv will receive…
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Russia Strikes Ukraine Overnight As Zelenskyy Denies Plans For Elections On War Anniversary
Russian forces launched overnight ballistic missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed reports that elections or a referendum on territorial integrity would be announced on the…
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EU military aid to Ukraine increased by 67% in 2025 — Bild
In 2025, support for Ukraine from the United States decreased by 99%, while from Europe it increased by 67%. This was reported in Bild with reference to analysts from the Kiel Institute of World Economy.
According to…
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A Year After ‘Provocative’ Vance Speech, What Will Be Rubio’s Message At Munich?
When US Vice President JD Vance came to the Munich Security Conference last year, he stunned his hosts by telling them that suppression of free speech by Washington’s European allies was a bigger security risk than Russian military…
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Russia’s economy is spiraling downward, but Moscow is still stockpiling for the ‘next war’ — Meduza
Russia is unlikely to attack any NATO member in the near future, but plans to continue its war against Ukraine, according to Estonia’s annual international security report. Published by the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service (EFIS)…
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Satellite Imagery Points To Possible Russian Oreshnik Missile Site In Belarus
A satellite image captured this week and obtained by RFE/RL contains details that suggest Russia may be deploying a nuclear-capable, hypersonic missile system called Oreshnik at a fast-growing military installation on the site of a former…
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Russia keeps citing a ‘spirit of Anchorage’ from last summer’s Trump–Putin summit, but that term exists only in Moscow’s vocabulary
Russian officials and state media have eagerly adopted the term “the spirit of Anchorage,” sometimes substituting “the Anchorage impulse” or “the Anchorage formula.” These phrases refer to a meeting between Vladimir Putin and…
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