In brief: Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu officially resigned on Friday, July 3. He stated he could no longer execute his mandate in alignment with his personal convictions. His government ...

In brief: Kyiv will observe a Day of Mourning on July 3 after Russia’s overnight missile and drone attack killed at least 27 people, with rescuers still searching for survivors beneath the rubble of a ...

In brief: German prosecutors have alleged that Ukraine’s state authorities ordered the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream gas pipelines, charging Ukrainian army officer Serhiy Kuznetsov and accusing him ...

In brief: Russian soldiers are increasingly refusing deployments to observation posts in the Dnipro River's island zone due to poor logistics and supply shortages, according to Ukraine's Southern ...

In brief: Russian President Vladimir Putin has expanded the central administration of the Federal Protective Service (FSO) for the fourth time since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, increasing staff from ...

In brief: Russian forces struck a beach in Zaporizhzhia on Wednesday, injuring 6 people, including 3 children, regional ...

A Polish-owned MiG-29s. This example is operated by 1 Eskadra Lotnictwa Taktycznego (1st Tactical Sqn) based at Mińsk Mazowiecki. c/n 2960535105. On static display at the 2013 Airshow at Radom Airbase ...

In brief: A blast in a Monaco residential building injured seven people, including Ukrainian businessman Vadym Iermolaiev, his wife, and son. Authorities are investigating a suspected backpack bomb ...

Overnight on 20 June, Ukrainian forces launched strikes on Russian-controlled Crimea and the Kerch Strait crossing Targets included air defence systems, fuel storage facilities and the three vehicle ...

In brief: Estonia’s foreign minister said stray Ukrainian drones landing inside NATO territory are “a price worth paying” as Kyiv’s long-range strikes increasingly damage Russia’s economy and military ...

In brief: Russia may be preparing provocations against the Baltic states or Poland in response to mounting pressure from Ukraine's long-range attacks inside Russia, according to The Guardian.

In brief: Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin told a government meeting that Moscow is ready for negotiations with Ukraine “on the basis of the agreements” discussed in Istanbul in 2022, claiming those ...