The troubling rise in tensions between Germany and Russia following a thwarted drone attack at Leipzig airport has raised warnings about the risk of an act of war, with experts emphasizing the need for a firm response from NATO in the face of the Russian threat. (translated)
After the drone attack attributed to Russia on the airport in Leipzig, MEP Sandro Gozi calls for a vigilant and firm response without yielding to alarmism, while Germany and France consider measures of retaliation and sanctions. (translated)
During a press conference at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, Vladimir Putin stated that all military facilities in Ukraine, including those of the United Kingdom, are legitimate targets. (translated)
In a context of rising tensions, Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of "state terrorism" and refused to negotiate, after Volodymyr Zelensky warned about the dangers of Ukrainian drones in Russian airspace. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned airlines that safe days in Russian skies are over due to the threat posed by Ukrainian drones as long as the war continues. (translated)
The presence of the Russian Finance Minister at the G20 Finance has caused discomfort according to Canada, due to the war in Ukraine, although the United States claims that it did not influence the discussions. (translated)
Germany officially accuses Russia of attempting to carry out an attack at Leipzig airport, while tensions rise between the Kremlin and NATO, which expresses solidarity with Berlin. (translated)
In the face of the threat of a new mobilization for the conflict in Ukraine, a growing number of Russian men are fleeing the country to avoid being sent to the front. (translated)
Russian strikes in Kiev have resulted in the deaths of at least twelve people, illustrating the continuation of Russia's attacks in Ukraine, despite Kiev's difficulties in intercepting these ballistic missiles. (translated)
A massive Russian attack on Kiev and its region has resulted in the death of at least nine people, including seven in a railway depot, while clashes continue to intensify the conflict in Ukraine. (translated)
A massive attack of Russian missiles and drones caused the death of at least nine people in Kyiv and its region, deliberately targeting civilian facilities. (translated)
A massive attack of Russian missiles and drones caused the death of at least nine people, including six railway employees, in Kyiv and its region. (translated)
The city of Kiev is organizing to face the growing Russian drone attacks as the school year approaches, while Sweden is reinforcing its armaments with a 4.3 billion euro contract for the acquisition of French frigates. (translated)
Emmanuel Macron and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson will sign in Stockholm a contract worth 4.3 billion euros for the acquisition of French frigates, thus strengthening military cooperation between France and Sweden in the face of the growing Russian threat in Europe. (translated)
Russia has announced preparations for massive strikes against Ukraine's energy sector, reflecting an escalation of attacks in recent months. (translated)
Russia has announced that it is preparing for massive strikes against Ukraine's energy sector facilities in response to the increase in Ukrainian attacks. (translated)
A lieutenant colonel of the Russian army was killed and his wife injured in the explosion of their car near Saint Petersburg, according to local sources. (translated)
A lieutenant colonel of the Russian army has died in a car explosion in Saint Petersburg, triggering an investigation by local authorities after several military officials have been targeted by attacks since the beginning of the conflict with Ukraine. (translated)
The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, traveled to Moscow to warn Russia not to attack NATO, as fears persist regarding a possible military provocation from Moscow. (translated)
CIA director John Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow this week to warn Russia not to attack NATO, as American reports suggest that such intentions could emerge from Moscow. (translated)
