Articles tagged "EU"

We see that Russian economy is in a very dire state, EU top diplomat Kallas says -- Russia trained 300,000 reserve soldiers for war in Ukraine, Russian defense official claims -- Zelensky disputes media reports of 80,000 Ukrainian military casualties -- Russia fired at least 60 North Korean missiles against Ukraine -- and more

Russian drone attack against civilian shuttle bus in Kherson, kills 3, injures at least 8 -- Putin approves Russia's budget with record spending on national defense -- Russia loses almost 46,000 troops, over $3 billion worth of military equipment in November -- EU delivered 1 million shells to Ukraine, fulfilling pledge, Kallas says; no estimate for 2025 yet -- and more

Ukrainian drones hit oil depot in western Russia's Kaluga Oblast -- Nuclear escalation fears can't override Ukraine's right to defend itself -- 5 injured by Russian drone during humanitarian aid distribution in Mykolaiv Oblast -- North Korea expands plant producing missiles used by Russia against Ukraine, Reuters reports -- and more

Investigation: Who helped Russians increase production of domestic attack drones despite sanction -- Russian FM spokesperson told not to comment on ballistic missile strike on Ukraine during briefing -- Ukrainian UAVs reportedly strike Russian border regions, industrial facility hit -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant faces 2nd blackout of the week after Russian attacks -- and more

Russia behind recent bomb threats at Czech, Slovak schools, Czech intelligence chief says -- How Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has endured over 1,000 attacks in 1,000 days of full-scale war -- Long-range strikes can help push Russia toward peace, US official says -- Severed internet cables raise suspicion of sabotage in Baltic Sea -- and more

What Putin hopes to achieve in Ukraine before Trump enters the White House -- [vblog] What do Trump’s team picks mean for Ukraine-Russia war? -- Democratic senators urge investigation into Musk's calls with Russia -- US presence in Poland is 'guarantee of security,' Duda says at opening of new missile base -- and more

'Pure fiction': Kremlin denies Putin and Trump discussed Ukraine by phone after election victory -- Russian missile strike on high-rise building in Kryvyi Rih kills 4, including 3 children -- Western inaction on Ukraine’s security guarantees opens door to global nuclear proliferation -- Polish PM to hold talks with leaders of UK, France, NATO on protecting Ukraine after Trump victory -- and more

Video shows Russian forces executing unarmed, wounded Ukrainian soldier -- Ukrainian drones struck over 52,000 Russian targets in October -- Ukraine has produced its first 100 missiles -- Russian artillery production to outmatch all of EU by 30% next year -- Russia seeks to obviate Ukrainian heritage by demolishing UNESCO-protected sites -- Russian casualties reached record high in October -- and more

Biden has 6 weeks left to help Ukraine; here's what he could do -- Ukrainian drones hit oil refinery in Russia's Saratov, HUR source confirms -- Russian army used chemical weapons 323 times in October -- Russian drone damages Estonian ambassador's apartment building in Kyiv -- While the US counts votes, Russia counts on global complacency -- and more

World 'merely watching' as North Korea threat grows -- Poland starts fortifying border with Russia's Kaliningrad exclave as part of 'East Shield' initiative -- Pennsylvania's Ukrainian community could swing the state in the upcoming election -- [vblog] These Ukrainian women down Russian drones -- and more

No confidentiality between partners; Zelensky calls out White House over Tomahawk missiles leak -- Ukraine produces 20 Bohdana howitzers per month -- Chechnya drone strike: Kadyrov claims to use Ukrainian POWs as human shields -- Historian on the past, present and future of Russia's colonialism -- and more

Opinion: It’s time to admit the West is already at war with Russia -- Romania's Defense Ministry proposes downing drones violating its airspace -- Trump's reported plan to 'freeze' Russia's war 'unrealistic' -- Georgia sinks deeper into Russian-style authoritarianism amid stolen election allegations -- and more