President Petr Pavel, in an interview with CNN, criticized Vladimir Putin for the accusation of terrorism, emphasizing that Russia itself is committing state terrorism in other countries, including its own, and called for the need to end the war in Ukraine as a prerequisite for negotiating European security. (translated)
Putin described speculation about mobilization in Russia as absolute nonsense and emphasized that the Russian Federation has long refused to seriously negotiate an end to the conflict in Ukraine. (translated)
Further airstrikes have injured four people in Kyiv and eight in Odesa, where residential buildings and other institutions were damaged, marking the seventh day of bombing in the capital. (translated)
Budanov warned that Russian drone and rocket attacks on Ukraine will continue until the elections, as the Russian leadership needs to demonstrate a victory that it cannot prove on the battlefield. (translated)
Germany accused Russia of a hybrid attack on Leipzig/Halle airport and in response will close the Russian consulate in Bonn and implement further measures against Russian citizens and corporations. (translated)
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine during their meeting, with both leaders expressing gratitude for mutual support and the strengthening of trade relations between the countries amid an increasingly tense international situation. (translated)
Russian President Putin canceled the planned meeting with CIA Director John Ratcliffe after receiving information about his previous call for an agreement to end the war in Ukraine, which Ratcliffe presented as a move after discussing the deteriorating situation on the battlefield and in Russia's economy in Moscow. (translated)
Kallas appealed to the EU member states to provide Ukraine with air defense missiles nearing the end of their usability, thereby supporting its defense against rising Russian aggression, while European diplomacy is trying to secure additional weapons even outside the union. (translated)
The head of Estonia's foreign intelligence service, Kaupo Rosin, warns of increasing internal pressure on Russian President Vladimir Putin in connection with financial problems and the war in Ukraine, which could lead to potential disagreements within the Russian elites, although he does not anticipate an immediate revolution. (translated)
At the G20 meeting in the USA, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov participated for the first time since the beginning of the Russian war in Ukraine, raising concerns among European leaders who demanded that he not be treated as a regular guest. (translated)
The article analyzes the recent decision of Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, where despite the situation worsening for Russia, Putin is concerned about his physical safety and is considering further aggressive steps instead of retreating. (translated)
The Kremlin commented for the first time on the secret visit of CIA chief John Ratcliffe to Moscow, calling the proposal for a trilateral meeting of the leaders of the USA, Russia, and Ukraine, to discuss the end of the war, "completely unnecessary." (translated)
The head of the CIA suggested a meeting in Moscow between Trump, Putin, and Zelensky, to which Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov responded cautiously, indicating that such negotiations are only possible for the purpose of formalizing complex agreements, while Ukrainian officials express skepticism about Putin's intentions. (translated)
In Belgorod, Russia, there was shelling during which a man and a sixteen-year-old boy died, and another 16 people were injured, with the attack hitting a commercial facility and causing fires in several warehouses. (translated)
Russia announced preparations for massive attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure in response to Kyiv's attacks on Russian refineries and the energy sector, highlighting the deteriorating situation in both countries during the ongoing war. (translated)
The Russian attack in Bucha, which has so far resulted in 38 casualties and caused serious damage, is the bloodiest incident of this year, with President Zelensky informing about the massive use of drones and bombs by Russia over a single week. (translated)
CIA Chief John Ratcliffe made an unexpected visit to Moscow, the reasons for which are being speculated, with the main topics being warnings of a possible attack on NATO, efforts to end the war in Ukraine, and issues with Iran. (translated)
The Bulgarian Navy has destroyed an unidentified drone in the Black Sea as part of security measures, reflecting the increased presence of drones in the area due to the war in Ukraine. (translated)
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)
CIA Chief John Ratcliffe secretly visited Moscow to present worrying information about the state of the war in Ukraine to Russian President Vladimir Putin and called for a swift peace agreement due to concerns that Putin does not have accurate information about the situation at the front. (translated)
