Russia and North Korea plan child exchange for summer camps
The first group of Russian children is scheduled to depart for North Korea at the end of July.
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Ukrainian drone strike allegedly kills 5 in Russian border region, escalating cross-border tensions
The attack took place in the village of Gorodishche in the Rylsky district, as reported by the Russian state-owned news agency Tass.
Putin threatens new nuclear-capable missiles amid rising tensions
The Russian leader justified the decision by pointing to recent U.S. military exercises in Europe and Asia, particularly mentioning activities in Denmark.
Russia claims strikes on Ukrainian airbases intended for Western jets
According to the ministry's statement, the operation targeted the airfield infrastructure of Ukraine, planned to accommodate aircraft from Western countries.
Russia and U.S. maintain open communication channels, says Russian Deputy FM
The deputy foreign minister outlined several avenues through which the two countries continue to engage, including presidential administrations, intelligence services, and diplomatic agencies.
U.S. considers allowing military contractors in Ukraine
The proposed change would lift the current ban on U.S. contractors working inside Ukraine, potentially enabling the Pentagon to contract dozens of American companies for deployments later this year.
Debris analysis challenges Russian narrative on Sevastopol Beach incident
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.
EU approves €1.4 billion in Russian asset profits for Ukraine aid
Western nations have frozen approximately $300 billion in Russian sovereign assets since the onset of the conflict, with about $280 billion immobilized within the EU.
Modi to visit Moscow: India’s strategic interests at forefront
This Moscow trip will be Modi's first since his 2019 visit to Vladivostok in Russia's Far East.
Russia begins updating nuclear doctrine, Kremlin confirms
This move follows recent comments from a senior Russian parliamentarian suggesting that Moscow might consider reducing the decision-making time for nuclear weapon deployment if it perceives an increase in threats.
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