Russian Crimes
Far-right politicians from Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland party seized on footage of the unrest in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka to discredit Ukraine.
Journalists probed hundreds of incidents in 17 countries: Russia's hybrid threats to Europe, from sabotage to airspace breaches, grow more frequent and bolder.
Cyberattacks on fridges at supermarkets in eight European countries spoiled food en masse, showing digital strikes can do economic harm without a shot fired.
Russia’s Defense Ministry plans to shift December pay into January for the first time as the government braces for a sharply wider year-end budget deficit.
By the evening of 2 November, Russia had already begun another large-scale attack on Ukraine.
Russia is seeking to weaken Europe not only through military force, but also through sabotage, disinformation, and attempts to sow divisions within NATO.
The European Union has added another 1,600 Russian individuals and entities to its sanctions list.
The Russian “Zapad” military grouping has released a video claiming to show its troops near the railway station in Kupiansk-Vuzlovyi.
AI-Generated Fake: Video of Alleged NABU Searches at Former Defence Procurement Chief's Home Is Fabricated
An occupation court in Melitopol has sentenced Ukrainian journalist Iryna Levchenko to 15 years in prison after russian authorities accused her of “espionage.”
The enemy likes to report on its advances toward Sumy, but according to its own claims, it turns out that russian forces have been pushed back from the city.
russian forces attacked central Kyiv with jet-powered Shahed-type drones on September 2.
putin’s claim that russia is only 12 km from Sumy is false and contradicts his own previous statements.
Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence has published data on Russian scientists involved in developing military and dual-use technologies.
A Russian serviceman has been charged with using a civilian as a “human shield” during the occupation of Bucha.
Helsinki Court of Appeal has found Russian citizen Yan Petrovsky, known by the call sign “Slavyan,” guilty of war crimes against Ukrainian service members.
Russian forces attack anything that moves, and unmanned ground vehicles become targets during casualty evacuation. Medics describe how robots work at the front.
Russian FPV drones have made casualty evacuation in the Donetsk sector so difficult that medical vehicles can no longer drive right up to combat positions.
The Kremlin regime is taking steps to prepare a new wave of mobilisation in order to recruit an additional 600,000 troops.
Russia's regions are spending ever more on recruiting contract soldiers for the war against Ukraine.