Athens has yet to respond to Kyiv's July request for interceptors, as NATO allies scramble to find enough Patriots to spare before Russia's expected winter assault, according to reporting by Politico
New assessment updates past forecasts that Russia’s leader wouldn’t provoke the alliance during the Ukraine war
Russia struck seven oil and gas production sites in eastern Ukraine overnight, according to state oil company Naftogaz, with critical equipment reported damaged
Putin names Denis Lyamin to lead a new branch of Russia's armed forces focused on drone warfare, as part of a broader reshuffle of the military's command chain
Russia says seven people, including three children, were killed and 40 injured at the Black Sea resort of Gelendzhik in what Moscow calls a deliberate Ukrainian drone attack on civilians
Measures increasingly include beatings and manipulation, fueling expectations of a second forced mobilization
Moscow says it hit two Ukrainian vessels and port infrastructure at Mykolaiv, part of a broader escalation in the Black Sea
EU ambassadors reached a political deal on new measures targeting Russia, including changes to the oil price cap and an exemption for Russian LNG transfers to third countries, diplomats said.
The vessels, Asia, operated by Dynacom Tankers Management, and Nissos Ios, managed by Kyklades Maritime, were struck while loading at the terminal near Novorossiysk
Long-range strikes unleash fuel crisis in Russia and win rare praise for Ukraine from Trump
Kremlin’s new dilemma: how to protect a much greater area with limited air-defense capabilities
The U.S. president said Kyiv will receive a licence to manufacture Patriot missile interceptors, marking a major shift in support as he also pledged immediate assistance and signalled talks with Vladimir Putin
Draft declaration labels Russia a long-term threat as attrition war grinds on both fronts
Thousands who joined the military in the early days of the war are still on the front lines despite the mounting toll on their lives
Yabloko deputy chair Maxim Kruglov was sentenced to seven years after a Moscow court found him guilty of spreading "fake news" about the Russian military
Russia's sanctions-busting tanker network funds the war in Ukraine, posing growing risks to European waters, infrastructure, and maritime safety
Russia launches roughly 2,200 attack drones and 87 missiles in one week, targeting energy infrastructure across Ukraine and Crimea
The Kremlin signals willingness for renewed dialogue with European governments while insisting negotiations must be based on “real dialogue” rather than pressure, as EU officials cautiously explore reopening channels and divisions emerge within the bloc
EU leaders signaled readiness for future diplomatic engagement with Russia while reaffirming support for Ukraine and tougher sanctions on Moscow.
After a major Ukrainian drone assault hit a Moscow oil refinery for the second time in three days, Russia's foreign minister signaled that large-scale strikes will become a recurring response