Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, threatened Germany with a direct strike on military factories in response to allegations that Russia was behind the drone attack on the airport in Leipzig. (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)
President Volodymyr Zelensky warned government officials and airlines that Russian airspace will effectively become closed due to Ukrainian drones and that flying to Moscow and St. Petersburg carries serious risks. (translated)
Alisa and Sergej, a couple who deserted from the Russian army during the war in Ukraine, are facing possible deportation and imprisonment after authorities seized their phones and detained them while attempting to flee from Turkey to Spain. (translated)
On September 1, Russia conducted a massive airstrike on Ukraine, using more than 200 drones and missiles, resulting in the deaths of eight people, including three children, while seven others were injured, with Kyiv and Odesa being the main targets of the attack. (translated)
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine during their meeting at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in Bishkek. (translated)
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the war in Ukraine during a meeting in Kyrgyzstan, emphasizing the importance of peace for humanity, while Putin showed signs of discomfort. (translated)
Ukrainian influencer Evhen Volnov crashed a Russian Zoom meeting about drone production, where he accused the participants of corruption and military failures, which led to the interruption of the video conference. (translated)
Vladimir Putin expressed concern about his security and the growing dissatisfaction with the war in Ukraine, suggesting that there may be pressure on his power from within the Russian elite. (translated)
In a missile attack by Ukraine on the Russian city of Belgorod, two people were killed and 16 were injured, while a fire engulfed several warehouses, including the logistics center of the online retailer Ozon. (translated)
Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevgeny Khmar announced that he will present a clear vision of Ukraine's war plan against Russia to partners, as the country seeks to secure additional financial resources for its military budget. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin compared the war against Ukraine to hunters tracking polar bears in a lecture to students, claiming that it is part of the food chain and justifying his invasion as a special military operation. (translated)
Ukrainian drones managed to hit the Slavneft-YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl, causing a fire and resulting in one death and 27 injuries, while attacks on this refinery have become frequent throughout the year. (translated)
CIA chief John Ratcliffe secretly traveled to Moscow to meet with the head of the Russian FSB, Alexander Bortnikov, and presented a grim assessment of the state of Russian forces and the economy, urging Moscow to engage in serious negotiations with Ukraine before the situation deteriorates further. (translated)
Russia has announced the possibility of attacking British military targets in response to Ukrainian attacks using British weapons, with the spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zakharova, stating that Britain could become an accomplice in terrorism against Russian civilians unless it changes its strategy. (translated)
The article describes the current state of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the growing possibility of escalation with strong missile attacks on Kyiv, which implies that Putin may consider the use of tactical nuclear weapons as a last resort, amid increasing tensions and diplomatic failures. (translated)
The Vatican's Foreign Minister, Archbishop Paul Gallagher, called for an urgent end to the war in Ukraine during direct talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow, emphasizing that each day of conflict brings new casualties and complicates future reconciliation. (translated)
On Independence Day, Ukraine received significant support from Great Britain via Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who announced the delivery of technology for producing long-range missiles and support in strengthening defense capacities, while intense ground conflicts and an increase in Russian attacks on civilian targets are being recorded simultaneously. (translated)
American journalists gained rare access to the Ukrainian battlefield, where they discovered that Ukraine is facing a serious shortage of interceptors from the Patriot system, crucial for defense against Russian ballistic missiles, as the situation is further exacerbated by the global supply crisis and massive consumption during the conflict in the Middle East. (translated)
At least 16 people have died in recent drone and rocket attacks between Russia and Ukraine, including the most serious attacks on Kyiv and the Russian capital, amid the ongoing escalation of the conflict and stagnation of diplomatic efforts to end the war. (translated)
