Moscow has reacted to the new European Union sanctions, urging the confiscation of European ships and condemning these measures as piracy and banditry, which require an appropriate response from Russia. (translated)
A massive Ukrainian drone attack occurred in Novorossiysk, Russia last night, resulting in fires breaking out in the port and other strategic locations, local residents and officials report. (translated)
Russia continues its attacks in the Zaporizhzhia region, where 1011 strikes have been carried out in a day, while Ukrainian drones have attacked Russia's Novorossiysk, causing damage and casualties on both sides. (translated)
Following the drone attack, the ZapSibNeftekhim factory, which is the largest petrochemical complex in Russia, has suspended operations for an indefinite period while damage assessment is underway, reported the press service of the Tyumen region governor. (translated)
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia plans another massive mobilization, involving hundreds of thousands of Russian citizens, by the end of the year, while the anti-war party Yabloko is banned in the Russian parliamentary elections, creating conditions that facilitate Putin's plans to create the illusion of support for the war. (translated)
In Russia, especially in Omsk, Penza, and Ulyanovsk regions, forced mobilization is taking place, during which men are detained on the streets and pressured to sign contracts with the Russian Ministry of Defense, raising concerns about human rights violations and increasing pressure on potential soldiers. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia is now using ballistic missiles supplied by North Korea in attacks on Ukraine, including a recent strike in Zaporizhzhia, and plans to deploy additional North Korean troops on its territory, creating a new threat to the region. (translated)
The Rassvet system, which is Russia's satellite communication network, will allow Russia to effectively control drones and conduct attacks on Ukraine in real-time, experts warn, highlighting the need to develop defensive measures against this threat. (translated)
The Latvian government plans to expand the import ban on food products from Russia and Belarus, including products such as sweets and non-alcoholic beverages, to reduce economic ties with these countries and strengthen national security. (translated)
The blockade by Russia in the Black Sea, which has long restricted the export of Ukrainian agricultural products, significantly harms the country's economy and farmers, increasing costs and reducing opportunities to sell the harvest, which may have a broader impact on the global market. (translated)
The Syrian court has retroactively sentenced former dictator Bashar al-Assad and his cousin Atef Najib to death for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the civil war; however, Assad and his brother are currently in Russia, where they have been granted political asylum. (translated)
The article highlights the Latvian Ministry of Defense's response to Lithuania's warning about possible Russian attacks on critical infrastructure in the Baltic States, pointing to increased air surveillance, cooperation with NATO and neighboring countries, as well as the fact that there is currently no confirmed information about specific attack plans in Latvia. (translated)
According to the data from the Main Intelligence Directorate, Russia significantly exceeded its missile production plans in July, delivering a record number of missiles to Ukraine, while it has halted the production of hypersonic missiles H-32, preferring more precise models. (translated)
The article offers a series of photographs that reflect the consequences of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting Ukraine's strong resistance and the rapidly changing course of hostilities since 2022, while also mentioning international involvement and the prolonged conflict without decisive success. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia is no longer a safe strategic rear for the first time in history, as it relies on North Korean soldiers and ballistic missiles being used to increase threats to other countries, including Japan and South Korea. (translated)
Russia has attacked the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia at night with ballistic missiles, killing at least six people and injuring 19, as well as causing several fires and disruptions in the power supply. (translated)
The Baltic states and Poland are strengthening the protection of infrastructure, fearing possible Russian provocations, including so-called false flag attacks, according to Reuters reports, which emphasized the need to monitor intelligence information and take measures to protect critical infrastructure. (translated)
In the Russian missile attacks on Ukraine, including Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia, five people were killed on the night of Tuesday, while Ukrainian intelligence indicates that Russia is exceeding its missile production plans, reaching record missile issuance figures in July of this year. (translated)
In the Russian missile attacks on Ukraine during the night of August 11, Zaporizhia suffered the most, where at least five people were killed, but Ukraine's response involved strikes on Wildberries warehouses in Russia, where people were also affected, as well as fires at oil refineries. (translated)
The article analyzes Russia's attitude towards Ukraine, emphasizing that, despite the military weaknesses of the Russians and calls for peace, Putin is not ready for negotiations and, by implementing desperate tactics, could even send tactical nuclear weapons to Ukraine. (translated)
