Sławek Zagórski warns that Ukraine, neglecting the development of defense, may face a dangerous situation due to the intensification of Russian air strikes, especially using new jet drones. (translated)
American Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explained his meetings with his Russian counterpart Anton Siluanov in the context of the necessity for dialogue to end the war in Ukraine, which faced criticism from European politicians. (translated)
In the night, Vladimir Putin announced the desire to end the war in Ukraine, while the United States conducted attacks on Iranian bases in response to threats to commercial shipping, leading to an intensification of tensions in the region. (translated)
The article analyzes Russia's strategies towards Ukraine, pointing to the war of extermination as a new plan of the Kremlin, which, despite difficulties, remains determined to continue the conflict, and the approaching winter may be crucial for the further development of the situation. (translated)
Magdalena Rigamonti emphasizes that the project "Eyes of War" presents the war in Ukraine through the photographs of Polish reporters, which aim to show the reality of civilian life and the political consequences of decisions made in Washington and Moscow. (translated)
Russia is testing NATO's borders through espionage activities, including the use of an informant from a local spa and border tourism, which puts Estonian border services in a difficult situation in the context of rising threats. (translated)
In a conversation, Andrzej Stasiuk emphasizes that the modern world is uncertain and chaotic, and that young people lack the skills to cope with this reality because they seek hard, indisputable truths that do not exist, and he also criticizes men as a symbol of masculinity in the context of their difficulties in finding their place in today's society. (translated)
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced plans for massive attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, arguing that they are a response to Ukrainian attacks on the Russian civilian sector. (translated)
Vladimir Putin, during a meeting with students from the Moscow State Pedagogical University, used an unusual analogy of the food chain to justify the Russian invasion of Ukraine, comparing alleged orca attacks on polar bears to the reasons for conducting a special military operation. (translated)
The Russian drone attack in the Bucha region, near Kyiv, has resulted in tragic consequences, with at least 27 fatalities and 42 injured, and this toll may still rise. (translated)
Expert Thomas Wright assesses that Russian threats to use tactical nuclear weapons aim to intimidate the West, and the real threat could be the escalation of the conflict and testing the reactions of NATO countries, including the Baltic states. (translated)
The article analyzes the changes in Vladimir Putin's rhetoric regarding Ukraine, indicating that his claims about Ukraine attempting to disrupt Russian elections and its lack of sovereignty reveal the serious consequences the war has for Russia, both militarily and politically, which contrasts with earlier narratives put forth by the Kremlin. (translated)
The article discusses several events, including a meeting of PiS MP Michał Moskal with the president of Zondacrypto, a tragic incident in Krakow related to a beating, a flood in Nepal, and the visit of the CIA chief to Russia, which Donald Trump commented on, as well as the continuation of Russian attacks on Ukraine. (translated)
Keith Kellogg, former US special envoy for Ukraine, compared Vladimir Putin to Adolf Hitler, warning that any concessions to Russia could lead to greater aggression, and history shows that settling for just the occupation of Donbas would be a mistake that could lead to more serious conflicts, potentially even to World War III. (translated)
Archbishop Paul Gallagher, head of Vatican diplomacy, met in Russia with Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine and prospects for peace, marking the first visit of a representative of the Holy See to the country since 2021. (translated)
In the Russian province, due to a fuel crisis caused by Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries, there is a lack of not only fuel but also food and medicines, and citizens are protesting against the poor situation, leading to chaos and police intervention at fueling stations. (translated)
The Ukrainian army is increasingly sending tanks into battle less often, as cheap drones have changed the way of waging war, leading to their concealment and limiting the use of armored vehicles in the Kharkiv region, where soldiers are transforming their skills to become drone operators. (translated)
Ukraine's drone attack on a refinery and school in Krasnodar caused fear and horror among Russian civilians, who document their experiences in recordings while criticizing state media for silence about the real situation, leading to increasing social discontent, even though the criticism is not directed directly against Vladimir Putin. (translated)
Advisor to Vladimir Putin, Andrei Fyodorov, warned Great Britain about possible cyberattacks and paramilitary actions in response to London's decision to support Ukraine in the production of SCALP missiles, while British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced further support for Kyiv, describing Ukraine as Europe's defender. (translated)
On the night of August 24 to 25, three people died in Ukraine as a result of Russian attacks, two in Zaporizhzhia, where a guided bomb was dropped by a drone, and one in Kharkiv, while Ukrainian armed forces responded with attacks on Russian targets, including an oil refinery. (translated)
