Ukraine War
Kremlin says Putin, Trump and Xi could meet in China next month
The Kremlin announced that Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, and Xi Jinping could hold a three-way meeting during the upcoming APEC summit, sparking criticism from Kyiv.
Trump and Putin hold 55-minute birthday call, agree on future envoy visit to Moscow
US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a direct phone conversation to discuss international security crises and the conflict in Ukraine.
Pope Leo urges concessions for peace as Ukraine war drags on
During a speech in Metz, Pope Leo XIV called for negotiated compromises to end the war in Ukraine and criticized surging European defence budgets.
US invites Putin to Miami G20 summit, Kremlin yet to respond
The US has invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to the upcoming G20 summit in Miami, sparking concern among European allies and Ukrainian officials.
From Collection to Decision: Reimagining Tactical Intelligence
Ubiquitous drone surveillance and battlefield management systems like DELTA are forcing military planners to transition toward real-time, network-centric targeting ecosystems.
Early returns in Russia’s parliamentary election show the main Kremlin party leading
Early returns from Russia's first wartime parliamentary election show President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party leading with nearly 58 percent of the vote.
Russia reports online attacks on electoral system on second day of parliamentary vote
Russian authorities report that Moscow's online voting system was subjected to a strong cyber-attack overnight during the State Duma election.
Russia opens first polling stations for State Duma elections in Far East
Russia has kicked off its three-day State Duma elections with polling stations opening in the easternmost regions of Kamchatka and Chukotka.
Ukrainian drone strike kills Russian general after fake victory claim
A senior Russian military commander has been killed in eastern Ukraine by a drone strike just after receiving a top state award for a fabricated territorial advance.
Kyiv spy chief predicts Russia will run out of troops and resources by 2028
Ukraine's military intelligence head warns that Russian forces will exhaust their remaining troops and resources by 2028 amid staggering casualty rates and crippling oil refinery strikes.
British men aiding Putin army recruiters remain active after UK fighter death
British men who helped a Yorkshire volunteer join Russian forces remain active abroad, raising questions over the enforcement of domestic laws.
Putin meets US envoys at Kremlin for renewed Ukraine peace talks
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held a three-hour meeting with Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin on Saturday in a renewed push to end the war in Ukraine.
Ozon warehouse in Orenburg hit in drone attack, governor says
An industrial warehouse belonging to Russian online marketplace Ozon was struck by drone debris in Orenburg, forcing the evacuation of over 300 people as Ukraine targets economic infrastructure.
Kyiv missile strike kills five people as Russia launches massive attack
A Russian missile assault on Kyiv has left at least five people dead and damaged residential areas and a children's hospital, amid escalating cross-border attacks.
UK-made drones strike targets inside Russia
British-built unmanned systems have been deployed inside mainland Russia for the first time, targeting key military and industrial infrastructure.
Ukraine mourns collector of souls Oleksiy Yukov, killed recovering war dead
Thousands in Ukraine mourned humanitarian volunteer Oleksiy Yukov, who dedicated his life to recovering fallen soldiers before being killed by a landmine.
Senate passes Russia and Iran sanctions bill named for late Sen. Graham
The U.S. Senate voted overwhelmingly to approve a sanctions package targeting Russia and Iran, named in honor of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Global food prices at three-year high as heatwaves and wars push up crop costs
Global food prices have climbed to their highest level in three and a half years, driven by a combination of severe summer heatwaves and escalating conflicts.
North Korea deploys missile unit to Russia for Ukraine war
North Korea has moved a missile unit equipped with short-range ballistic missiles into Russia's Voronezh region, according to Ukrainian military intelligence.
Russian Losses Mount as Putin Marks Airborne Forces Holiday
Vladimir Putin marked Russia's Airborne Forces holiday amid soaring battlefield casualties, internal Kremlin paranoia, and a deadly explosion in central Moscow.