A court in Moscow sentenced historian of Russian gastronomy Pavel Sjutkin to six years in prison for deliberately spreading false information about the Russian army, with his conviction stemming from his social media post in which he criticized the mass killing of civilians during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (translated)
Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc urged state prosecutors to less frequently prosecute controversial and hateful expressions in line with government priorities in criminal policy. (translated)
A Russian drone attacked the editorial office of the My-Ukraina television in Kyiv, injuring six people and partially damaging the building, as reported by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. (translated)
The article describes the situation of Lida Moniyava, a Russian activist and caregiver, who is under pressure from the Russian regime for her work with children with physical and mental disabilities, as she decides not to leave the Russian Federation and to face the threat of imprisonment, while her supporters, including children in wheelchairs, express her courage and the importance of her mission. (translated)
The article deals with the escalation of Russia's hybrid war, the exhumation of the remains of Jan Masaryk, and questions regarding the labeling of books written with the help of artificial intelligence, discussing experts' opinions in these areas. (translated)
Dobré ráno. Je 1651. den ruské války proti Ukrajině. Zde najdete aktuální thread [1.9.2026] Here we go ⬇️ #ruskáválka #Ukrajina #aktuality
The analysis claims that the continuous Russian attacks on Kyiv are aimed at psychologically terrorizing the residents and forcing them to leave the city, while the situation worsens with each passing day. (translated)
Dobré ráno. Je 1647. den ruské války proti Ukrajině. Zde najdete aktuální thread [28.8.2026] Here we go ⬇️ #RuskáVálka #Ukrajina #Aktuality
The government of Andrej Babiš plans to use the proceeds from frozen Russian assets for the Czech munitions initiative, which the SPD movement is trying to block, but it seems that their opposition will fail. (translated)
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham during his first foreign visit to Kyiv promised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky assistance in producing long-range SCALP missiles, which prompted a warning from the Kremlin that these missiles would be destroyed before they could be used. (translated)
The article examines how information about the "critical damage" of the Russian frigates Admiral Makarov and Admiral Essen spread on social networks after the attack on Novorossiysk, but emphasizes that the reality may differ from these claims, especially concerning further reports on Russia's ability to launch Kalibr missiles. (translated)
The article describes the horrific conditions in which Ukrainian women are imprisoned in Russian facilities, illustrating their suffering and torture, which has shocked even the Russian command. (translated)
The article focuses on the current events related to Russian aggression against Ukraine, highlighting the faster production of Russian drones and missiles, documenting the successes of the Ukrainian army in the recent offensive, and pointing out the changes in combat conditions since 2022. (translated)
The Ukrainian army announced the liberation of twenty-six villages and 745 square kilometers of territory on the border of Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Donetsk regions, while the Russians responded with a large information operation aimed at questioning Ukrainian successes and covering up their own problems in the region. (translated)
Ukraine announced the largest territorial liberation in the last four years in the Olexandrivka direction, ending the information silence regarding its offensive, which has been ongoing since January 29, 2026. (translated)
The article points out warning signals within the Ukrainian defense against Russian aggression, where, while certain successes are appearing, Russian rocket fire is intensifying and Ukrainian defenses against ballistic missiles remain insufficient, which casts doubt on the optimism regarding the end of the conflict. (translated)
The article criticizes government policies that gladly aligned themselves with anonymous accounts on social networks, focused on disinformation and attacks against the opposition and the media, and highlights the dangers that anonymity and misinformation present. (translated)
The article describes a recent Russian attempt to restore the effectiveness of tanks on the battlefield against Ukrainian drones during the battle near the village of Shakhova, highlighting the enormous losses faced by the Russian army and the technical innovations that could affect the course of the war. (translated)
Moldova recalled its ambassador in Moscow for consultations after a Russian drone exploded on its territory and damaged several houses, which Chisinau considers a serious violation of sovereignty and a threat to the safety of citizens, as stated by President Maia Sandu. (translated)
The article summarizes that the Russian satellite internet Rassvet, despite having only a few satellites in orbit, already allows the Russian army a short communication window over Ukraine, while Ukrainians are considering the option of shooting it down in the context of the escalating conflict and constant attacks on the cities of Kramatorsk and Slavyansk. (translated)
