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Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and her Latvian counterpart, Krisjanis Karins, reaffirmed bilateral cooperation in supporting Ukraine during their meeting in Tokyo on Thursday.
Preparations for a forthcoming visit by the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin to Turkey are underway, with primary details still being finalized, according to Russian presidential aide Yury Ushakov.
Due to worries about Moscow's "hybrid operation" and the impending refugee inflow, Finland decides to prolong its 832-mile border restriction with Russia for an additional two months, underscoring the continuous threat to national security.
Deputy Minister of Russia and his Pakistani counterpart Mohammad Kamran Akhtar have expressed their mutual satisfaction with the alignment of Moscow and the approaches of Islamabad to major issues of security at a global level.
The UN demands Russia stop transporting 20,000 Ukrainian children under duress into occupied territory, alleging violations of international law. Putin and other Russian officials get arrest warrants from the ICC; the Kremlin disputes the accusations.
According to the Russian Ambassador, Oleg Vasnetsov, the Foreign Ministry of Moldova informed the Russian embassy on February 7 of a political decision to allow voting solely within the embassy's premises.
With Russia's blockade severely impairing Ukraine's grain exports, the Black Sea continues to be a crucial battlefield of operations. Tensions heightened by ongoing maritime confrontations led Ukraine to take the calculated decision to destroy a vital Russian drilling site.
Vyacheslav Volodin asserts that the move is a result of Sweden's impending NATO membership and alleges that the investigation's closure hides the true perpetrators of the attack.
Putin and Xi reaffirm their support for a multipolar world and reject US meddling. There are no plans for reciprocal visits, but they promise to keep talking about hotspots in geopolitics, such as the Middle East and Ukraine.
Vitaly Ganchev, the head of the region’s military-civilian administration, has disclosed that the severe shortage of soldiers has forced authorities to recruit police and security officers without combat experience into assault units in the Kharkiv region.
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