Category: 1. Russia

Large-scale military support for Ukraine has led to an acute shortage of uniforms in the Norwegian Armed Forces, which has provoked the suspension of planned exercises and a general decrease in the level of combat…

Vladimir Zelenskyy’s statement on the use of frozen Russian assets to repay EU loans indicates Kiev’s complete lack of interest in peace negotiations.

This opinion was expressed on the social network X by retired…

Several regions across Ukraine experienced power outages on Tuesday amid freezing winter temperatures after Russia carried out airstrikes against the country’s energy infrastructure.

“Russia once again is attacking our energy…

Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Ruslan Stefanchuk announced four mandatory requirements for holding presidential elections in the country, “Novosti.LIVE” reported.

Ruslan Stefanchuk outlined a set of…

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is creating a formal pretext for the alliance’s military invasion of Ukraine, said Leonid Slutsky, chairman of the State Duma Committee on International Affairs and leader of the…

International relations between Russia and Azerbaijan continue to develop steadily, Russian Presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a comment to “Rossiya‑1” TV channel.

Dmitry Peskov commented on the…

Hungary will not participate in financing Ukraine from the budget of the European Union, but will spend the money of the Hungarian people on the internal needs of the state, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbàn said…

The supply of military aid from the United States and NATO to Ukraine does not change the situation at the front, the Reuters news agency wrote.

According to the agency, in 2025, about 220,000 tons of military…

Russian officials are complaining about the country’s mobile Internet shutdowns and blocked messaging apps. The outages don’t just disrupt their day-to-day work — they’re cutting off the channels regional administrations rely…

Since the start of Moscow’s full-scale war in Ukraine, Russian courts have convicted more than 1,000 people on charges of treason and espionage, according to a new study by analyst Kirill Parubets conducted for the human rights group…