Russia will close the Goethe Institutes in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Yekaterinburg after German authorities suspended the operations of the Russian House in Berlin, thereby increasing tensions between the two countries. (translated)

Russia will close the Goethe Institutes in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Yekaterinburg after German authorities suspended the operations of the Russian House in Berlin, thereby increasing tensions between the two countries. (translated)

The European Union and NATO held a crisis meeting following the Russian attack in Leipzig, emphasizing that they will not allow Russia's intimidation tactics and will continue to increase pressure on Moscow. (translated)
Moscow is already preparing for the 2027 Ukrainian operations, for which they plan to deploy ten thousand Dan-T missiles, while continuously providing updates on the latest events of the Russian-Ukrainian war. (translated)

Speculation has increased surrounding the visit of CIA Director John Ratcliffe to Moscow, particularly due to the secret goals of the visit and three presidential decrees by Vladimir Putin, which may be related to Russia's potential mobilization after the upcoming parliamentary elections. (translated)

Donald Trump stated that he is not afraid that Russia would launch an attack against a NATO member state after reports of John Ratcliffe's secret visit to Moscow, which may have been aimed at warning about possible attacks. (translated)

John Ratcliffe, the head of the CIA, traveled to Moscow without prior notice to warn the Russian leadership about the defense of the Baltic states, particularly Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, while the conclusion of the war in Ukraine and the reduction of military support to Iran also played a role in the discussions. (translated)

The head of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, traveled to Moscow to warn Vladimir Putin about avoiding an escalation of tensions between Russia and NATO, while the backdrop of the visit involves Russian mobilization plans and potential European attacks. (translated)

John Ratcliffe, the director of the CIA, made a mysterious visit to Moscow, where an American Boeing C-17A Globemaster III transport aircraft landed, but neither the American nor the Russian government commented on the event, which may be related to issues concerning the Ukrainian peace process. (translated)

Turkey made a significant gesture towards Ukraine, while the cooperation between Russia and North Korea is alarmingly escalating the war situation in Ukraine, as Moscow is trying to break Ukraine's resistance by deploying 30,000 to 50,000 North Korean soldiers and 120 ballistic missiles. (translated)
Ukraine is attacking Moscow with increasing force, launching 620 drones at the Russian capital last night, of which 180 were destroyed, while emergency services are working at the crash sites as a result of the attack. (translated)
Moscow suffered its largest drone strike in the past two years when 620 Ukrainian drones headed towards the capital early Tuesday morning, with 180 of them destroyed, while a ten-year-old girl was injured as a result of the attack. (translated)

Kaja Kallas, the EU's High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, announced that the European Union will significantly expand the sanctions imposed against Russia this fall, aiming to curb Moscow's aggression in Ukraine, and as a result, could increase the number of Russian legal and natural persons subject to sanctions by one third. (translated)

Moscow did not disclose the reasons, but Vladimir Putin has dispatched another modern warship, the Admiral Kasatonov frigate, to the Baltic Sea, a few days after the Admiral Levchenko destroyer also arrived in the region, which coincides with responses to European actions regarding the Russian shadow fleet. (translated)
Since the beginning of the war, Ukraine has carried out one of the largest drone attacks around Moscow, resulting in a fire at an important warehouse and at least six people losing their lives, while the Russians also launched retaliatory strikes in Ukraine, which caused the deaths of seven people. (translated)

During the night, five people died in Russian attacks in Ukraine, while a market was also damaged in Kyiv, and in Russia, an attack struck a Wildberries warehouse near Moscow, resulting in a total of seven fatalities. (translated)

Ukraine launched attacks deep into Russia with several hundred drones, including the Progress center of the state space company Roscosmos in Samara, causing significant damage to industrial infrastructure, while air defense shot down eight drones over Moscow, and as a result of the attack, several people were injured. (translated)
Bashar al-Assad, the former Syrian president, was sentenced to death in absentia by a Syrian court for crimes against humanity and war crimes, while his brother and cousin also received severe sentences, as Assad fled to Moscow after the regime was overthrown. (translated)
Volodymyr Zelensky warned Russia that the consequences of the war are becoming increasingly felt in Moscow as new negotiations begin regarding air defense packages and efforts are being made to advance peace talks. (translated)

Five people died and ten were injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region, during which airstrikes were reported in several Russian regions, while Russian air defense destroyed 320 Ukrainian drones in one night. (translated)

Two people died and six were injured in the Ukrainian drone attack that occurred in the Moscow region, which also targeted the Wildberries logistics center and caused fires in several places. (translated)