The moves are just the latest examples of Russia filing dubious legal cases against Ukrainian targets over actions that occurred entirely within Ukraine's borders and airspace.
Ukraine's air defences managed to shoot down 19 of the armed drones, but several still struck civilian infrastructure, inflicting injuries and damage.
The potential export extension underscores how Russia's gasoline sector is being reshaped by sanctions over Moscow's campaign in Ukraine.
Russia's turn toward China for industrial machinery underscores how sanctions are squeezing Moscow's ability to source vital manufacturing equipment and components from Western suppliers.
This revelation provides a rare glimpse into the status of the hostages, whose fate has been a source of intense concern both in Israel and internationally since the conflict erupted.
These border crossings occur against a backdrop of increased military activity on the North Korean side.
While Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility for this specific attack, it aligns with their previous operations targeting Russian energy assets.
By joining Taiwan and Nepal as the third place in Asia to allow same-sex marriage, Thailand is challenging the notion that LGBTQ+ rights are exclusively Western values.
The Angus Reid Institute's latest survey shows that only 33% of Canadians now view India favorably, down from 56% in 2019.
According to the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), an air strike in central Gaza successfully eliminated the commander of an Islamic Jihad sniper cell.
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