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Russian servicemen's families protest in Moscow and Yekaterinburg to voice their concerns over the situation in Ukraine. Growing national unrest and dissatisfaction with the military activities of the government led to the making of arrests.
Despite technological difficulties, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu declared a rise in military drone manufacturing. Due to Western sanctions, Russia has increased its domestic production, with a target of 32,000 drones annually by 2030.
The Russian Defense Ministry has announced the execution of 31 group strikes on facilities within the military-industrial complex of Ukraine, noting a significant acceleration in the ongoing conflict between the two countries.
The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed that the attack, which took place on the evening of February 9, 2024, led to the destruction of one unmanned surface vehicle, while others were counterbalanced through electronic warfare measures.
"In the past week, 36 Ukrainian troops have surrendered as prisoners of war," declared the Russian Defence Ministry, providing insight into the recent developments in the conflict zone.
Director of the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), confirmed that the United States intelligence has not presented any proposals for a joint investigation into the tragic crash of the Il-76 plane carrying Ukrainian POWs (Prisoners of War).
Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have grown more complex when Russian Foreign Intelligence Service Director Sergey Naryshkin disclosed that the US has not suggested a joint investigation into the downing of the Il-76 plane.
16 kamikaze drones that Russia dropped on Kharkiv, Ukraine, resulted in extensive damage and fatalities. International outrage and appeals for diplomatic resolution followed the release of a video by Gyunduz Mamedov, the former deputy prosecutor general.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, Russian troops who were held captive in Ukraine have been transported to Moscow for treatment and rehabilitation.
Ukraine accuses Russia of launching more than 200 chemical strikes in January 2024, stating that the Russians violated international rules by using tear gas grenades. Moscow disagrees; neither has hard evidence, which raises more questions.
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