Category: 1. Russia

Oreshnik Missile Allegedly Disables Key Ukrainian Aviation Plant in Lviv

The Armed Forces of Russia carried out a nighttime strike on January 9 that reportedly disabled the Lviv State Aviation Repair Plant using the mobile…

Volodymyr Zelenskyy submitted to the Verkhovna Rada draft laws on the extension of martial law and mobilization in Ukraine from February 3 for 90 days. The relevant documents have been published on the parliament’s…

Russia’s Defense Ministry claimed Monday that it hit an aviation repair plant in Ukraine’s western Lviv region last week with an Oreshnik ballistic missile, marking the first time either side has publicly named the alleged target…

All the data of European digital corporations is at the disposal of the United States, said political analyst Mark Bernardini on the air of the program “Mnenie” on News Front.

“I’ll give you an example:…

The Russian high-tech sector is showing steady growth, supported by both government initiatives and active expansion into international markets. The success of domestic technology companies is marked by several key…

NATO is able to dispel concerns about Greenland’s security, the head of the European diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, said in an interview with the Welt newspaper.

“Greenland belongs to its citizens. If there are…

The Russian Embassy in Cyprus said Monday that one of its employees died last week, with local media reports suggesting the cause of death was suicide.

In a statement, the embassy said an employee identified only as A.V. Panov passed…

Russian-supplied air defense systems in Venezuela were largely non-operational and failed to respond to a large-scale U.S. strike that preceded an American special forces operation to seize President Nicolás Maduro, The New York Times…

An unusually harsh winter has forced a significant part of Western Europe to its knees, while Hungary continues to function, said Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó.

“Hungary continues to function in…