After the Ukrainian drone attack, a fire occurred at an oil storage facility in Sochi, which is part of the Ukrainian strategy aimed at weakening Russian oil revenues in defense against the Russian invasion. (translated)
Foreign Minister Petr Macinka warned about the seriousness of the situation in Leipzig related to drone attacks, while Prime Minister Andrej Babiš pointed to the growing tension between Russia and the West, yet intense concerns about peace remain without concrete measures. (translated)
Vladimir Putin continues the war against Ukraine out of fear for his own life, which could lead to its escalation, as he is afraid that he might be punished for failing to achieve goals in the Donbass. (translated)
A oil depot of the company Lukoil is burning in Russian Sochi. Ukrainian media claim that drones also attacked air defense positions. Another Ukrainian strike targeted Sterlitamak in Bashkortostan, a significant center of the chemical and petrochemical industry. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the Kremlin underestimated the risk of attacks on civilian facilities, which led to a serious fuel crisis in the country, and urged citizens to prepare for possible shortages in fuel supplies. (translated)
Russian general Nikolai Varpakhovich, accused of ordering a rocket attack on a children's hospital in Kyiv, was shot in the face in Russia on Thursday, allegedly while trying to escape after the incident. (translated)
Tento národ nemůže nikdo porazit. Ženy v Kyjevě pletou maskovací sítě, které jsem ještě neviděla. Řežou polystyren, který vkládají do silonek🫡. Hrdinům a hrdinkám sláva 💙💛. https://t.co/hrvDEqp1ej #Ukrajina #hrdinství #Ženy
If the Russians really wanted to attack the airport in Leipzig, neither that Ukrainian plane full of weapons nor the airport would remain, and most likely neither would Leipzig... (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that envoys of American President Donald Trump will soon visit Moscow and Kyiv to try to negotiate a resolution to the five-year-long Russian war against Ukraine. (translated)
Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur resigned following a scandal in which the state paid nearly 70 million euros in advance to an Indo-Italian company for grenades for Ukraine, although the company had never supplied ammunition before and subsequently failed to fulfill its contractual obligations. (translated)
Ukrainian successes in the war against Russia mask significant damage the country has suffered due to a lack of missile defense systems and the intensification of Russian attacks, which may lead to further exhaustion of Ukraine. (translated)
Russian diplomacy has labeled the Czech Republic as one of the centers of neo-Nazism in Europe, with the most worrying situation seen in the Baltic states and Ukraine, while the Czech Republic and Poland are considered by Moscow as examples of militaristic and extremist tendencies. (translated)
Vladimir Putin has tightened security measures during his public appearances, including the use of a bulletproof tube and a car with an anti-aircraft machine gun, indicating his growing fear of internal threats and a possible assassination attempt. (translated)
The Ukrainian leadership plans to close Russian airspace in response to Russian attacks, which Putin labeled as state terrorism. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that there is a possibility of a peace agreement with Ukraine, while confirming that Russia continues to strengthen the defense of its facilities amidst the conflict. (translated)
In Kyiv, there was an armed conflict between the Ukrainian secret services SBU and HUR, which outraged President Zelensky and delighted Russian propagandists. (translated)
General Nikolai Varpachovich, the Russian military commander responsible for the attacks on Ukraine, was taken to the hospital in critical condition after an assassination attempt, illustrating the increasing aggression of attacks on Russian officers as a result of the war. (translated)
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and French President Emmanuel Macron discussed cooperation in supporting Ukraine and combating illegal migration during a meeting in London, with both leaders emphasizing the strong ties between their countries even after Brexit. (translated)
Vladimir Putin warned that the Pandora's box has been opened and expressed hope for reaching a peaceful agreement on Ukraine, while emphasizing the need to strengthen Russia's air defense and dismissing speculations about a new mobilization. (translated)
