Russia is secretly helping Iran develop a new type of missile that can reach hypersonic speeds and could potentially threaten US ships in the Middle East, according to information from the Financial Times. (translated)
In Germany, following the incident with drones at Leipzig airport, responsibility was placed on Russia, and new sanctions measures against Moscow were announced. (translated)
German authorities accuse Russia of attempting a drone attack in Leipzig, as a result of which the Russian consulate in Bonn will be closed and stricter controls will be implemented on the entry of Russian citizens. (translated)
According to the Estonian Foreign Minister, the Leipzig incident proves that Russia poses a threat to Europe, as German investigators found that drones with explosives discovered at the airport were intended for an attack on a transport plane carrying humanitarian aid, which was intended to support Ukraine. (translated)
Kaja Kallas has linked the tension that arose at Leipzig Airport related to a drone equipped with explosives to Russia, pointing to its possible involvement in the incident. (translated)
Russia has started strengthening the banks of the Narva River, which may indicate preparations for the construction of its own border infrastructure. (translated)
On September 1, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of eight people, including six railway workers, and disrupting civilian infrastructure in five city neighborhoods. (translated)
Estonia continues to face threats from Russia, which, according to the head of foreign intelligence Kaupo Rosin, is carrying out diversions to weaken support for Ukraine and may use tactics of false flag attacks. (translated)
Massive attack on Kyiv and Boryspil: many casualties and injuries - Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the beginning of the war against Ukraine on February 24, 2022, calling it a special military operation in Donbass aimed at protecting people who have already suffered genocide at the hands of the Kyiv regime for eight years. (translated)
Safety expert Rainer Sachs stated that Russia will not be able to wage war against NATO due to the inadequacy of its air defense, which is manifested in its inability to shoot down long-range Ukrainian drones. (translated)
According to an article in The Economist, Putin allegedly expressed concerns about his fate in the context of growing discontent with the war among Russians and the intensifying gloomy mood among the elite, emphasizing that his regime may resort to escalating the conflict to avoid the feeling of weakness. (translated)
The article reports on new air strikes by Ukraine on Russian airfields and the city of Belgorod, as well as ongoing Russian attacks on Kyiv using drones, emphasizing the necessity of improving Ukrainian defense against these threats. (translated)
An article in the WSJ claims that Ukraine has an advantage that compensates for the military power of the Kremlin, despite the ongoing war that was started by Russia on February 24, 2022. (translated)
The Kremlin is intensifying diversions in Europe to distract attention from the failures of its army in Ukraine and the increasing threat from Ukrainian attacks, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. (translated)
Germany is preparing to accuse Russia of a drone attack that was thwarted at Leipzig Airport and is considering imposing new sanctions against Russian entities. (translated)
The hidden military business of Ozon has become an important part of logistics for the Russian military, which is massively purchasing military goods through the platform, causing confusion among Russians due to Ukraine's attacks on these seemingly peaceful marketplaces. (translated)
The director of the CIA proposed to organize a meeting between Trump, Zelensky, and Putin against the backdrop of the war that the president of Russia started on February 24, 2022, by announcing a special military operation in Donbass. (translated)
«Россия хочет, чтобы мы, европейцы, сидели и спорили: пойдет ли Россия на эскалацию? Применит ли она ядерное оружие? Нападет ли на НАТО и Европу?»
Finnish President Alexander Stubb expressed confidence that Russia will not attack NATO, emphasizing the strength of the alliance's deterrence and pointing out the unlikely scenario of a sudden mobilization for waging war on two fronts, despite the economic difficulties in Russia. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested using examples from the life of wild animals to explain to children the reasons for war, in particular, talking about orcas and polar bears to help them understand the modern world and the reasons for the "special military operation." (translated)
