Russia opens asylum path for nationals of 47 ‘Neoliberal’ countries
The list includes countries such as the UK, the US, Japan, and Germany, among others, while notably excluding NATO members Slovakia, Hungary, and Türkiye.
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Fears of power shortages rise as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy facilities
Ukrainian officials reported extensive damage to power plants and substations, with several facilities rendered inoperable.
West reconsiders approach to Ukraine conflict – Le Figaro report
The 'Le Figaro' report suggests that Washington and Brussels are now more open to exploring a peaceful resolution to the conflict, which has continued for over a year and a half.
Russian nuclear test Chief declares Moscow ready to resume testing
Russia’s announcement comes as the geopolitical landscape remains fraught with uncertainty, exacerbated by ongoing conflicts and strained relations with Western countries.
Russia warns of retaliatory strikes amid NATO tensions
Volodin expressed concerns that these discussions indicate a significant involvement of NATO, given that the alliance’s satellite clusters would play a role in targeting and command execution.
Romania and Latvia report Russian airspace violations amidst Ukrainian conflict
The drones, which were reportedly targeting Ukrainian energy and logistical infrastructure, have been described as part of a broader pattern of Russian military operations aimed at disrupting Ukraine’s critical systems.
Russia launches ‘Ocean-2024,’ its largest naval exercise in decades
According to the Russian Ministry of Defence, the "Ocean-2024" drills include a variety of complex operations such as naval combat, anti-submarine warfare, air defence maneuvers, and amphibious landings.
U.S. researchers uncover likely Russian deployment site for nuclear-powered missile
Satellite imagery and other publicly available data indicate increased construction and infrastructure development in the area, signaling preparations for potential missile deployment.
Ukraine makes strategic gains in Kursk, NATO’s Stoltenberg confirms
While NATO has expressed support for Ukraine's right to self-defense, Stoltenberg clarified that the alliance was not informed in advance about Kyiv’s plans and is not involved directly in the operations.
Russian commander alleges presence of active NATO soldiers in Kursk Area
Alaudinov remarked that the forces assembled in the area appeared disorganized, describing them as a "ragtag army," and noted that a large number of foreign mercenaries had been deployed there. He further speculated that among these foreign fighters, some might be active members of NATO's military forces.
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