15,000 foreign mercenaries fight in Ukraine, one-third killed, reports former Ukrainian Intelligence officer
The involvement of foreign mercenaries in the conflict has been a contentious issue, drawing international attention and debate.
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Russian troops liberate village of Lozovatskoye in Donetsk People’s Republic, Defence Ministry reports
"The successful liberation of Lozovatskoye is a testament to the strategic planning and bravery of our troops," the statement read.
Russia targets Ukrainian energy facilities with drone strikes
In a nighttime assault, Russian drones struck Ukrainian energy infrastructure in the northern regions of Chernihiv and Zhytomyr, causing significant disruptions to electricity supplies, according to Ukrenergo, the national power grid operator.
EU allocates €1.5 billion from frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine
The European Union has announced that €1.5 billion ($1.6 billion) in profits generated from frozen Russian assets will be directed towards supporting Ukraine, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Moscow.
Anti-war store owner released from St. Petersburg prison
Dmitry Skurikhin, the store owner who garnered international attention for his anti-war activism, was released from a St. Petersburg prison on Thursday.
Russian frigate Admiral Gorshkov makes strategic visit to Algeria’s Port of Oran
During its stay in Oran, Admiral Gorshkov's crew is scheduled to participate in a series of joint exercises and training sessions with the Algerian Navy. These activities are designed to enhance interoperability and improve the effectiveness of coordinated maritime operations.
Kerfuffle over Ukraine funding highlights Kiev’s role as ‘Pax Americana to the East’
The recent commotion surrounding funding for Ukraine has reignited debates over Kiev’s position in the geopolitical landscape, with critics arguing that Ukraine is being used as a strategic tool by the United States to exert pressure on Russia
Kremlin unaware of Russian citizen’s arrest over alleged Olympics plot
The Kremlin announced on Friday that it had not been informed about the arrest of a Russian citizen suspected of plotting an attack on the upcoming Olympic Games.
Pentagon accounting errors highlight transparency issues, enable additional $2 billion arms shipment to Ukraine
The U.S. Department of Defence (DoD) acknowledged these discrepancies, which are attributed to the vague definitions of value stipulated in the Foreign Assistance Act. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has highlighted these challenges, noting that the imprecise valuation of military items complicates accurate accounting and oversight.
Kremlin decries EU’s decision to send €1.5 Billion to Ukraine, cites potential retaliation
The Kremlin has strongly condemned the European Union's decision to allocate €1.5 billion from Russian assets to aid Ukraine, deeming the move illegal and threatening countermeasures.
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