The European Union is planning new sanctions against 27 Russian individuals responsible for the deportation of Ukrainian children, while the organization Bring Kids Back UA emphasizes that thousands of children are still under Russian control and exposed to dangers. (translated)
Russia announced the closure of its Goethe Institutes in response to Germany's decision to close Russian cultural institutions, marking the end of their cultural presence in the country despite the previous continuation of the activities of these institutes during tense relations with the West. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a new phase in the war against Russia, warning that the Ukrainian army will launch a thousand drones a day, while the Kremlin responded with accusations of trying to conduct state terrorism and threats of retaliation. (translated)
Oleksandra Matvijčuk, the Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize laureate, warns of the uncertainty of peace with Russia and points out that the war has lasted for four years, which has deeply transformed Ukrainian society and diminished the significance of previous values, while the Ukrainian people continue to seek ways to preserve love and humanity despite difficult circumstances. (translated)
Putin's problems in the country are worsening as the Ukrainian operation unfolds, which does not hide its objectives, including a series of bomb attacks on senior Russian military officers accused of war crimes, which has led to an increase in tensions and violence in the region. (translated)
The Ukrainian military intelligence has published detailed information about the production of the hypersonic Russian missile 3M22 Zircon, including foreign technologies and participating Russian companies, raising questions about the actual capabilities and use of this weapon. (translated)
The article discusses the disappearance of Ukrainian civilians during the Russian occupation, emphasizing that more than 114,000 people are now listed as missing under special circumstances, and describes the difficulties in obtaining information about these cases, particularly in areas under Russian control. (translated)
According to sources close to the Kremlin, Putin is worried about his life and has decided to escalate the war in Ukraine, seeking to achieve at least the minimal goal of controlling the entire Donbas, which may include intensifying hybrid warfare and sabotage against Ukraine's allies. (translated)
Dmitrij Nejolov, a Russian citizen and former deputy director of a Ukrainian prison, was likely killed in a car explosion in Donetsk, known for his sadistic torture of Ukrainian prisoners. (translated)
Russia plans massive strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities in retaliation for attacks on Russian infrastructure, with recent attacks already leading to high casualties and damage to civilian targets. (translated)
The article informs about three main events: the USA has reached an oil agreement with Venezuela, the Czech government plans to build dams due to drought, which may benefit the Agrofert company, and explosions at a warehouse near Ukrainian Bucha have resulted in 37 casualties. (translated)
The Ukrainian army is preparing for a possible Russian invasion from the north, while President Zelensky warned of potential attacks from Belarusian territory and emphasized that it is a priority to prevent Russia from launching any offensive operations. (translated)
The Ukrainian assistant to the Czech MEP Taisiia Kryvoshei unexpectedly found herself with President Zelensky holding a bloodied Czechoslovak flag, symbolizing the victims of the occupation, during the celebrations of Flag Day in Ukraine. (translated)
V Petrohradu při čtvrtečním výbuchu nálože nastražené v autě zahynul ruský vojenský pilot Sergej Sečkov z vrtulníkového pluku, který ukrajinská vojenská rozvědka obvinila z válečných zločinů. https://t.co/aUEb86hzQr #Rusko #Válka #VojenskéZločiny
Software Delta, developed in Ukraine, significantly reduces the time needed to conduct attacks on targets and improves the coordination of military operations by collecting and analyzing data from various sources, thus proving to be a key weapon in the conflict with Russia. (translated)
In St. Petersburg, Russian military pilot Sergei Sechkov, accused of war crimes, was killed in a blast from an improvised explosive device in a car, which Ukrainian intelligence describes as part of a series of attacks against Russian soldiers involved in the war in Ukraine. (translated)
The Kremlin is preparing for a serious escalation of the war in Ukraine, with the head of the CIA warning Vladimir Putin about possible attacks on NATO member states, and the situation indicates further intensification of Russian ballistic attacks on Ukrainian cities. (translated)
The Ukrainian army attacked civilians in a shopping center in Donetsk and killed at least ten people, including children. Why don't Czech television and major Czech media show that the Ukrainian army is intentionally targeting and killing civilians in Russian-occupied territory? (translated)
In the disaster that hit the area of Nepal and Tibet, at least 53 Ukrainian citizens are considered missing after floods and landslides caused by glacier collapse, and at least 165 people have died, while more than a thousand people are still being searched for. (translated)
The Ukrainian military intelligence HUR confirmed that it received a Black Hawk helicopter nicknamed Čestmír as part of the initiative Gift for Putin, thus refuting the claim of the anonymous account Paukner that the aircraft did not arrive in Ukraine. (translated)
