The statements from Putin's representative, Boris Titov, highlight the growing concern of the Kremlin regarding the Russian economy, which risks collapsing if it continues to focus everything on the military-industrial complex, while the country faces stagnation and external threats from the war in Ukraine. (translated)
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov offers Italy eight lessons on modernizing the armed forces, emphasizing the importance of adopting innovative technologies and simulated training methods, while generals warn not to neglect artillery and traditional techniques. (translated)
Fedorov and Vannacci are launching an anti-government pro-Russian campaign, causing divisions in the Italian center-right and criticisms regarding Fedorov's appointment as an advisor to the Ministry of Defense. (translated)
A night raid by Russian forces in Kyiv has caused at least 37 deaths and over 40 injuries, while Polish Prime Minister Tusk warns of a possible military escalation by Russia in autumn. (translated)
Russia has intensified its raids on Odessa and Kiev, with Polish Prime Minister Tusk warning of a possible escalation of the conflict, while Zelensky announces a production goal of 1,000 drones per day to respond to Russian attacks. (translated)
Russia is losing about 6,000 soldiers a month in Ukraine, a situation that is pushing the Kremlin to intensify attacks against the country, while continuing to try to recruit men even abroad, including Indonesian citizens. (translated)
Russian drones struck a shopping center in Zaporizhzhia, causing a fire that affected an area of about 2,000 square meters and leaving four injured, while the regional governor warns that the toll could worsen. (translated)
Romanian authorities are investigating the explosion that struck the merchant ship Progress IV in the Black Sea, causing a fire and its sinking, without yet assigning responsibility or clarifying the origin of the event. (translated)
Russia is considering an escalation of the war in Ukraine through intensified attacks, including the possibility of using conventional ballistic missiles on Kiev and other cities, while the debate over the use of tactical nuclear weapons re-emerges in the context of stalled peace negotiations, with a growing belief that Ukrainian offensives are linked to military and intelligence support provided to Kiev. (translated)
An autonomous drone, equipped with artificial intelligence and an Nvidia computer, chose to strike targets in the war in Ukraine, resulting in the death of three civilians during an attack in Zaporizhzhia, marking a worrying evolution in the use of military technology. (translated)
In Russia, thousands of citizens have lined up in front of banks to withdraw cash rubles, fearing that Vladimir Putin may use their savings to finance the war in Ukraine, with withdrawals reaching 286.4 billion rubles in the first two weeks of August, and a peak of over 620 billion in July, amid increasing economic instability and rumors of a possible freeze on bank accounts. (translated)
A massive Russian attack on Kyiv has resulted in a toll of 12 dead and 32 injured, with significant damage to residential and non-residential buildings, while Mayor Klitschko has declared a citywide mourning and activated security measures that involve neighboring NATO countries. (translated)
The article denounces the use by the Russian armed forces of tattoos on foreign soldiers to facilitate their identification post-mortem, a practice that recalls Nazi methods to dehumanize people, with about 2,982 recruits from 37 African countries, of which 486 are already dead in the war in Ukraine. (translated)
The article discusses the secret AC-3 Ka-Band Active Radar Seeker, essential for the Patriot missiles, which former President Trump is reluctant to provide to Ukraine, fearing that this advanced technology could end up in Russian hands, and emphasizes the serious consequences for Ukrainian defense in the context of the conflict with Russia. (translated)
The Russian Supreme Court has excluded the liberal party Yabloko from the legislative elections, as it was accused by a nationalist party of irregularities, causing protests and announcing an appeal by the president of Yabloko, Nikolai Rybakov. (translated)
A Ukrainian drone attack in Nizhnekamsk, Russia, has resulted in the deaths of at least 13 people and injured 39, hitting a Tatneft refinery in one of the most serious attacks since the war began in 2022. (translated)
A Ukrainian drone accidentally exploded in Bulgaria near the border with Romania, causing no damage or casualties, but raising concerns and calls for clarification from the Bulgarian government and the international community, as the war between Ukraine and Russia continues to escalate. (translated)
Kiev has conducted a series of drone attacks against the logistics centers of Wildberries, the Russian e-commerce platform, damaging over a fifth of its operational capacity, as the company is perceived as part of the economic support for Russian forces, despite the Kremlin's denials. (translated)
A massive Russian attack on Kiev has caused at least 17 deaths and 44 injuries, provoking the anger of President Zelensky, who stated that the victims could have been avoided with the supply of Patriot missile systems, the delay of which is linked to American political decisions. (translated)
A Ukrainian drone crashed on the beach of Arkhipo-Osipovka, in the Black Sea, causing the death of six people, including three minors, and injuring about 40, while investigations are underway into the circumstances and responsibilities of the incident. (translated)
