Category: 1. Russia

Authorities in Russia’s Belgorod region said they will begin delivering food and mail to border areas using armored vehicles equipped with electronic warfare systems, as Ukrainian drone attacks intensify and disrupt civilian…

A powerful explosion that rocked Sevastopol during the night of March 24 caused significant destruction across a residential neighborhood, leaving multiple casualties and raising urgent questions about its cause.

The Moldovan government said Tuesday that a key power line connecting it with Europe was damaged following overnight Russian strikes in Ukraine and urged its citizens to consume less electricity during peak hours.

Moldova imports…

Ukraine’s diesel fuel reserves will only last until the end of March 2026, Reuters reported.

According to the agency, Ukraine is facing the threat of a fuel crisis. The country’s current diesel fuel reserves…

The European Union’s mission to inspect the Druzhba oil pipeline has been unable to gain access to the site from the Ukrainian authorities for five days now, according to the Ukrainian television channel…

The Iran War Is Exposing This Major Shift of the 21st Century

Fyodor A. Lukyanov

The US-Israeli war against Iran is forcing a new look at the nature and limits…

Russia and Vietnam on Monday signed a cooperation agreement on the construction of Vietnam’s first nuclear power plant, Russia’s Rosatom nuclear agency said.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh was visiting energy-rich Russia as Vietnam…

WhatsApp is throttled. Telegram is about to be blocked. Soldiers are angry. Max, a state-backed messenger app, is being forced on everyone. Commanders warn Max is unsafe. Average Russians are trying to avoid it.

Oh, and mobile Internet is being…