Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova issues a strong warning to the West not to try to take control of Russia's sovereign reserves and promises tough retaliation. She charges theft and unfair neo-colonial practices against the West.
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have grown more complex when Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin disclosed that the US has not suggested a joint investigation into the downing of the Il-76 plane.
A 23-year-old Russian woman who was arrested for making fun of a Stalingrad monument could serve up to five years behind bars. After being judged "immoral," her video resulted in an arrest and criminal prosecution when she returned.
16 kamikaze drones that Russia dropped on Kharkiv, Ukraine, resulted in extensive damage and fatalities. International outrage and appeals for diplomatic resolution followed the release of a video by Gyunduz Mamedov, the former deputy prosecutor general.
Ukraine accuses Russia of launching more than 200 chemical strikes in January 2024, stating that the Russians violated international rules by using tear gas grenades. Moscow disagrees; neither has hard evidence, which raises more questions.
Mayor Klitschko of Kyiv urges that President Zelenskyy provide more information regarding the dismissal of the Army Chief, highlighting the importance of public awareness in light of ongoing hostilities and cooperation with foreign allies.
Following a summit between Putin and Kim, the arrival of Russian visitors in Pyongyang is a sign of stronger bilateral ties. This highlights diplomatic efforts and the increasing appeal of North Korea for tourists.
The commander of Ukraine's armed forces, Colonel-General Oleksandr Syrskyi, places a high priority on technological innovation in electronic warfare and drones to obtain a tactical advantage over Russia. He also emphasises the importance of continual development, troop welfare, and effective logistics.
According to reports from the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, there have been occurrences at a Russian missile factory that have cast doubt on safety procedures, linked explosions to possible manipulation, and called for corrective measures to prevent them in the future.
Rishi Sunak, the prime minister of the United Kingdom, calls Putin's claim that NATO expansion is what sparked the invasion of Ukraine "clearly ridiculous," highlighting the United Kingdom's constant backing for Ukraine and its determination to hold Russia responsible.
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