Ukrainian drones struck a pumping station on the Druzhba oil pipeline in the town of Unecha in Russia’s Bryansk region, halting oil deliveries to Hungary once again.
Robert Brovdi, commander of the Ukrainian military’s Unmanned…
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U.S. stops sharing intelligence on Russia–Ukraine talks with Five Eyes allies — CBS — Meduza
U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard signed a directive in late July barring the sharing of any intelligence related to Russian–Ukrainian peace negotiations with other members of the Five Eyes alliance, CBS News reported,…
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Israel opens new front in Gaza war
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The next phase of the war…
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Russia Strikes US-Funded Plant In Mukachevo, West Ukraine – CDM
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KYIV – Russia struck a plant in Mukachevo along the Polish border in West Ukraine, a city for the most part that has been spared from the fighting….
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Central Asians Locked Up At Airport In New Wave Of Russian Crackdown
Dozens of migrants from Tajikistan say they have been held by Russian authorities at Moscow’s Zhukovsky Airport for over a week.
In footage shared with RFE/RL, dozens of men are seen locked inside a room cramped with prison-style iron bunk beds….
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Tajik Migrants Stranded At Moscow Airport Amid Deportations, Border Crackdown
RFE/RL has received video showing dozens of migrants stuck for days at Moscow’s Zhukovsky Airport. They are being kept in cramped rooms in poor conditions. They say they were deported but prevented from buying tickets home. Since the Crocus…
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Russia’s Iconic Theater To Spy On Its Own Staff
It is Russia’s most famous opera house, where Tchaikovsky premiered Swan Lake, where Russia’s premier ballet dancers and symphony musicians are judged for their technical excellence and revered for their artistry.
Now employees of the…
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Russian attack on American-owned factory challenges Trump’s vow that U.S. investments shield Ukraine — Meduza
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Moscow of deliberately targeting U.S. investments, citing an overnight Russian attack on an American-owned electronics plant in western Ukraine that left dozens injured. “In Mukachevo, the…
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Moscow’s fake war heroes Inside an elaborate conspiracy by Russian soldiers to stage combat wounds, claim state bonuses, and collect medals
Federal officials in Russia have completed an investigation into criminal fraud cases involving compensation payments and state awards to servicemen in the 83rd Guards Air Assault Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces, the newspaper Kommersant…
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As the Kremlin stalls on peace talks, Russia’s economy shows mounting strain — Meduza
The wartime mobilization of Russia’s economy has drained its reserves, though the country has so far avoided slipping into a recession. Civilian industries are stagnating or already shrinking, while only the military sector continues…
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