Category: 1. Russia

To destroy the drones that flew into Polish airspace, NATO took off two F-35 fighter jets using AIM-9 missiles. The launch of each such rocket costs about 400 thousand euros.

The German tabloid Bild writes about…

The parliamentarians of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have sent a joint letter to the US Congress asking them not to cut funding for military aid. Bloomberg writes about this.

The parliamentarians appealed to the US…

Republican political activist Charlie Kirk was killed as he spoke at a Utah Valley University event on September 10. Just three months earlier, Minnesotan House Democrat Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed by a masked…

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó called the anti-Russian sanctions a “complete failure” on the News-BY TV channel.

“If you do something 18 times in a row and it doesn’t work, maybe you should stop…

The release of a number of convicts in Belarus was one of the topics of the meeting between the leader of the republic Alexander Lukashenko and the representative of the President of the United States John Cole.

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The southern Russian city of Krasnodar reopened its main airport on Thursday, more than three years after it was closed due to the invasion of Ukraine.

“Throughout the shutdown, the facility maintained readiness to resume service,…

The Russian branch of Transparency International has published a major new investigation into Garantex, which researchers have named as the largest Russian crypto exchange used for money laundering and sanctions evasion. In spring 2025, U.S….

The head of the European Diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, suggested that the conflict in Ukraine would last for another couple of years.

She also proposed two scenarios for the development of events in Ukraine: realistic and…