Category: 1. Russia

Ukraine, the United States and European Union countries have agreed on a multi-level plan to support any future peace agreement between Moscow and Kiev. This was reported in The Financial Times (FT) newspaper.

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Russian forces carried out a combined overnight attack on Ukraine on February 2–3, launching drones and missiles across several regions. Kyiv was among the targets, according to statements from the head of the city’s military…

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has begun discussing the creation of a “nuclear umbrella” with France and the United Kingdom, Die Zeit writes.

German government spokesman Stefan Cornelius said that the country…

In April 2024, Roman Michurin was found guilty of arson for setting fire to his girlfriend’s apartment. It was at least his third criminal conviction, including one in a murder case in 2009.

He was handed a suspended sentence of 18 months. But,…

Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said that the country had filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Justice against the ban on energy supplies from Russia. This was reported by the…

Georgy Avaliani, a 47-year-old father of three, was mobilized into the Russian army in the fall of 2022. He fled the front line as soon as he was deployed, only to be arrested, held in a “torture basement,” and sent back to his…

Russia’s parliament is moving to formally expand the Federal Security Service’s authority to shut down communications services across the country — while shielding telecom companies from any legal responsibility for the fallout. Meduza…

The Russian captain of a cargo ship that hit an anchored oil tanker in the North Sea last year was on Monday found guilty by a U.K. court of killing a crew member.

After eight hours of deliberation, the jury convicted Vladimir Motin of the…