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Peskov asserted that regions of Russia cannot be subjects of discussion or transfer, reiterating the stance that Crimea, historically Russian, was unjustly reassigned to Ukraine in 1954 under Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev.
The Ukrainian General Staff confirmed the missile strike, emphasizing that the airfield has been a strategic asset for Russia’s military operations targeting Ukrainian territories
In recent operations, up to 540 Ukrainian military personnel were killed, and the battlegroup also destroyed four armored vehicles and several field artillery pieces.
The Russian Defense Ministry released a video on its official Telegram channel showcasing the attack on a facility purportedly belonging to a construction company in Kharkov.
In a tense encounter over the Black Sea, a Russian Su-27 fighter jet was scrambled to intercept a British RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft and two RAF Typhoon fighter jets. The incident, which underscores the ongoing geopolitical frictions in the region.
Ukraine, Major Victory for The Last Russian Navy Patrol Vessel Has Reportedly Departed for Crimea from the peninsula under pressure from Kiev's intensified drone campaign. The development marks a critical shift in the ongoing conflict and underscores Ukraine's growing ability to disrupt Russian military operations.
The court's ruling, based on evidence presented by the Ukrainian government, effectively dismantles Russia's decade-long narrative of respecting human rights in Crimea and the claim that the region willingly joined Russia.
The presence of Tor missile system debris, if confirmed, would suggest a malfunction or misfire of Russian air defence systems rather than an external attack.
For several hours, the assailants engaged in shootouts with law enforcement before five of them were eventually killed, according to local officials.
Throughout Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv has landed several high-profile strikes on Russian Black Sea Fleet ships and infrastructure, forcing many vessels to relocate northeast from Sevastopol in occupied Crimea to Novorossiysk and other ports.
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