Vitaly Ignatiev, head of Transnistria's foreign policy department, called Chisinau's decision to declare Russian military commanders undesirable 'unmotivated and destructive.' The move targets the operational group of Russian forces in Transnistria.
A Russian drone reportedly entered Romanian airspace, triggering an air raid alert and drawing strong condemnation from Romanian authorities. This incident marks another violation of NATO member territory amidst ongoing Russian aggression in Ukraine.
Moldova has reportedly declared the leadership of the Russian Operational Group of Forces, illegally stationed in Transnistria, as persona non grata, marking a new blow to Russia's presence in the region.
The Russian military launched multiple strikes on Ukraine's Chernihiv region, including an energy facility, with up to 60 explosions reported over 24 hours. These attacks resulted in casualties in the area.
Moscow's Basmanny Court has sentenced actor Artur Smolyaniov in absentia to eight years in prison for allegedly spreading "false information" about the Russian military.
Ukraine's General Staff has updated data on Russian losses, reporting that Russia lost 960 soldiers killed and wounded, along with 237 pieces of military equipment, over the past day.
Eduardas Manovas, a former member of the Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats from Šiauliai, is accused of secretly collaborating with Russian military intelligence (GRU) to collect public information on Lithuania's political and economic life.
Ukraine's General Staff has released updated figures on Russian military losses, reporting that Russia lost 1,440 soldiers killed and wounded over the past 24 hours.
The Department of Justice announced that former Attorney General Pam Bondi will not testify before the House regarding the Epstein files, despite a subpoena. Some House members still intend to pursue her testimony.
The Portuguese intelligence service (SIS) has issued a warning regarding a sophisticated and clandestine cyberespionage operation conducted by Russian military intelligence, highlighting its global reach and tactical objectives.
The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), in collaboration with the FBI and Polish counterintelligence, conducted a coordinated cyber operation to neutralize Russian GRU intelligence activities spying on citizens via hacked routers.
Russia launched an extensive missile and drone attack across Ukraine, with a significant focus on the Kyiv region, resulting in at least one fatality and widespread power outages. The assault involved nearly 500 drones and missiles, prompting Poland to scramble fighter jets.
A Russian oil tanker has entered Cuban waters, potentially offering a lifeline to the island, as US President Donald Trump appears to relax a de facto oil blockade and states he sees 'no problem' with Russia delivering oil to Cuba.
Russian drone attacks targeted civilian infrastructure in Ukrainian cities, including Odesa and Kryvyi Rih, resulting in at least three deaths and 13 injuries, with reports of damage to residential buildings and a maternity hospital.
Ukraine's railway company, Ukrzaliznycia, is changing security protocols in response to new Russian military tactics that involve deliberate attacks on passenger trains.
German mountain rangers are conducting training exercises in the Norwegian Arctic Circle amidst increasing Russian military presence, signaling growing geopolitical tensions in the region.
A Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia killed two people, as Ukraine continues to seek progress in peace talks which remain on ice. This comes as the Russian military prepares for a new offensive in eastern Ukraine, with US-mediated peace talks currently on hold.
The Russian military has reportedly lost another 1,610 soldiers in the war against Ukraine, bringing their total combat casualties since February 24, 2022, to approximately 1,285,700 personnel.
Russian forces reportedly experienced their largest single-day losses on March 17, with 1,710 soldiers said to have been killed or incapacitated. This marks a significant setback for Russian military operations.
The Czech Republic has joined an initiative by several EU member states to tighten entry conditions for current and former Russian military personnel into the Schengen area, citing potential security threats to Europeans.
Kiev's campaign to financially exhaust the Kremlin due to Russian military losses in Ukraine has been undermined by the war in Iran and Washington's decision to temporarily lift sanctions, effectively giving 'more bullets to the killer'.
Units from Ukraine's defence forces struck key Russian military targets as part of efforts to reduce the offensive potential of the Russians on 16 March and on the night of 16-17 March.
Over the course of three days, the Middle-strike units of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine carried out a series of strikes on Russian military facilities in the temporarily occupied territories of Crimea and the Zaporizhzhia region.
Ukrainian forces successfully targeted Russian military facilities, including a supply depot and a drone storage site, in the temporarily occupied part of the Zaporizhzhia region overnight.
A 15-year-old girl was killed and her parents severely injured in a Russian attack on a village near Chernihiv, Ukraine, which also damaged two residential buildings.
The European Parliament has condemned Russia's deceptive recruitment of foreign nationals, particularly from African countries, for tasks related to the war against Ukraine and called for sanctions.
Norwegian F-35 fighter jets were scrambled for two consecutive days to intercept Russian military aircraft in international airspace off Finnmark, Norway's northernmost county.
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A report indicates that Russian military personnel are now accompanying a 'shadow fleet' in the Baltic Sea, reportedly to prevent crews from cooperating with Western authorities and for deterrence.
A kamikaze drone that struck the British Akrotiri base in Cyprus last Sunday was equipped with Russian military hardware, according to the Sunday Times.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces struck a number of Russian military facilities, including a drone control point in the Belgorod region and other enemy targets in temporarily occupied territories.
Eurojust reports that a network suspected of working for Russian military intelligence sent self-igniting parcel bombs to several European countries, with some igniting in logistics centers and vehicles.
NORAD tracked two Russian Tu-142 aircraft operating near Alaska and Canadian air defence zones, prompting a coordinated response from North American fighters and support aircraft.
Hundreds of thousands of German parts have been found in drones used by Russia to attack Ukraine, despite sanctions. The Russian military apparently values German components highly.
Ukraine carried out overnight attacks on a thermal power plant in Russia's Belgorod and an oil depot in occupied Luhansk. These strikes caused power outages and fires, as part of a strategy to weaken the Russian military.
Ukraine reportedly carried out one of its most successful strikes of the war, hitting Votkinsk in Russia's Udmurtia republic, nearly 1300 kilometers from the border, targeting a key military production facility.
Western officials report that for the past three months, Russian military losses in Ukraine have exceeded the rate of troop replenishment, leading to concerns about the impact of personnel shortages.
Four Russian soldiers have revealed alleged horrors and brutality within the Russian military on the Ukrainian front, with two telling the BBC they witnessed colleagues being executed on the spot for refusing orders.
The Ukrainian General Staff reported that Ukraine has struck a logistics warehouse, an ammunition depot, and other military targets in Russian-occupied territories.
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna has called for a ban on Russian military personnel entering the EU, warning of hybrid attacks and Wagner mercenary infiltration, noting Italy has issued 150,000 permits.
NORAD reported that US jets escorted Russian military aircraft out of Alaska's air defence identification zone, noting the Russian planes did not enter sovereign airspace and were not considered a threat.
Researchers indicate that Ukrainian civilian casualties increased by 26% in 2025, reflecting intensified Russian military targeting of cities and critical infrastructure. The figures underscore the escalating human cost of the conflict.
Ukraine's Finance Ministry announced that the country has received 90% of the expected funding backed by revenues generated from Russia's frozen assets. This financial injection is a crucial development amidst ongoing conflict.
The Moldovan government has declared the command of Russian troops, illegally stationed in the unrecognised region of Transnistria, as personae non gratae. This move escalates diplomatic tensions regarding the Russian military presence.
Ukraine's Defense Forces and special operations units struck a number of important targets in Russia and temporarily occupied territories, including the Rosneft oil terminal in the Black Sea port of Tuapse, Krasnodar Krai, with drones.
Ukrainian drone forces have reportedly attacked 16 Russian military assets, including air defense systems, Iskander and Rubikon bases, and oil depots in Crimea and other occupied territories.
Ukraine's military reported that Russia lost approximately 1,100 personnel killed or wounded in the past 24 hours, bringing the total estimated Russian losses since the start of the war to over 1.3 million.
Alexander Vaskovsky, a former member of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic’s provisional government and a Telegram blogger, was detained in St. Petersburg on April 13. He faces charges of discrediting the Russian military.
In the 10 months since their establishment, Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces have successfully struck more than 24,000 pieces of Russian military equipment.
Ukraine's military reported that Russian forces lost approximately 1,440 soldiers and three air defense systems in the past 24 hours, bringing total combat losses since February 2022 to over 1.3 million personnel.
Military recruitment efforts at Russian universities and companies are reportedly intensifying, leading to growing fears of a silent mobilization within the country.
Hackers linked to Russian military intelligence (GRU) reportedly intercepted data from Western government and military structures for approximately two years through vulnerable routers, with the network's liquidation announced on April 7 by the FBI and Romanian intelligence.
Sixteen Kenyans are reported missing amid fears of recruitment into the Russian military, while some Kenyans are aware of the risks involved in such operations, according to Mudavadi.
The activist group Pussy Riot staged a protest against the US tech company Ubiquiti, accusing it of "powering Russian war crimes" by providing technology allegedly used by the Russian military.
Ukraine claims its forces damaged a Russian military icebreaker in an unprecedented drone strike in the Baltic Sea, marking a significant development in naval warfare.
Germany is strengthening its naval presence in the North Atlantic to support allies, a move announced by German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius in response to increased Russian military activities.
The Russian military has increased the number of assaults in the Kupiansk direction and has started using motorcycles and quad bikes, with an offensive expected to begin soon.
Total combat losses among Russian troops from February 24, 2022, to March 22, 2026, in the war against Ukraine amount to approximately 1,287,880 personnel, including 940 over the past 24 hours.
The Russian military reportedly lost 1,240 soldiers and one helicopter over the past 24 hours in the ongoing war against Ukraine, bringing total combat losses since February 2022 to approximately 1,286,940 personnel.
Ukraine's defence forces have conducted strikes on Russian military facilities in Sevastopol in temporarily occupied Crimea, hitting Granit, a business where Russian air defence systems are repaired.
A powerful explosion rocked the Belbek Airfield in the temporarily occupied city of Sevastopol. Ambulances were dispatched toward the Russian military garrison.
Ukraine's General Staff has released updated figures on Russian military casualties, stating that Russia has lost 1,282,570 troops in Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began on February 24, 2022.
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Kihara stated that Japan is closely monitoring Russian military movements and ensuring thorough vigilance and surveillance, following Russia's announcement that a fighter jet carrying a Kinzhal hypersonic missile flew over the Sea of Japan.
Ukrainian intelligence reports that Russian military commanders have instructed their subordinates not to evacuate the bodies of fallen soldiers from the battlefield, but only to retrieve their heads and documents for identification.
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A top-secret Russian military intelligence unit, Center 795, was reportedly exposed after one of its 500 agents, arrested in Colombia and awaiting extradition to the US, used Google Translate to issue instructions to a hitman.
A former Ukrainian deputy minister, Kostiantyn Antonovich Kucher, and his wife are reportedly on trial in Spain, accused of using a Spanish company and a network of shell companies to purchase aeronautical components in Europe and Ukraine, thereby circumventing EU sanctions to supply Russia's military industry. The investigation also uncovered three engines blocked in Germany.
The Security Service of Ukraine detained a Russian citizen who worked for Russian military intelligence (better known as the GRU); in particular, he tracked the locations of the Defense Forces to prepare enemy missile and drone attacks on them.
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A Ukrainian missile attack targeted the Kremniy El factory in Russia, which President Volodymyr Zelensky stated produces components for Russian missiles.
Russian President Putin is reportedly receiving an embellished reality regarding the Russian military's achievements in Donbas, with Moscow-appointed officials claiming significant territorial gains in Donetsk Oblast.
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Concerns are rising in the Baltic region over Russia's potential to increase military capabilities in Kaliningrad and near NATO's eastern borders, despite most Russian forces being concentrated in Ukraine.
European police agencies have identified 22 individuals linked to a series of parcel bomb attacks across Europe in 2024, with Russian military intelligence suspected of being behind them.
French officials have accused a Russian group linked to military intelligence of foreign interference in elections, alleging they used a fake website to undermine a candidate in the upcoming Paris mayoral race.
Russian ruler Vladimir Putin has instructed a group of political strategists and Russian military intelligence to interfere in the parliamentary elections in Hungary in April in order to ensure that…
A criminal case has been filed against a Latvian citizen in Riga for transferring 42.86 euros through an acquaintance in Belarus to support Russian military actions in Ukraine.
Individuals born in present-day Moldova during the Soviet era have risen to lead Russian military troops or hold high positions in Moscow and Russian-occupied Ukrainian regions, with some fighting for Putin's cause.
Ukraine is reportedly using a new domestic cruise missile called 'Flamingo' to strike key targets deep within Russia, signaling a new phase in Kyiv's war strategy focused on the Russian military industry.
A suspected Russian military recruiter, identified as Omwamba, was arrested in Moyale while attempting to flee from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) after arriving from Russia.
The UN General Assembly has passed a resolution expressing support for Ukraine in its defense against Russian military aggression, with 107 countries voting in favor during an extraordinary session.
SpaceX announced it would cut off Russian military access to its Starlink satellite system, which has been a critical tool for their command and control on the front lines.
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces destroyed Russian military equipment, including air defence systems, a radar and a multiple-launch rocket system in occupied territory on the night of 23-24 February.
The Ukrainian army has released a new simulator game called 'Kill Zone,' designed to teach the public how to identify Russian military equipment on the battlefield.
Vladimir Alekseyev, a high-ranking figure in Russian military intelligence, was shot in Moscow, an incident that has significantly heightened political tensions between Russia and the West, with Russia blaming the UK.
The Russian Defense Ministry reported the largest wave of Ukrainian drone attacks since early January, with most unmanned aircraft downed over the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov.
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Civilian casualties in Ukraine caused by bombing soared by 26% during 2025, reflecting increased Russian targeting of cities and infrastructure in the country, according a global conflict monitoring group.
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War experts suggest that Russian forces are no longer capable of maintaining their previous operational tempo in Ukraine. The aggressor recently conducted a combined strike, the first in two weeks, a significant slowdown compared to weekly strikes in March and every 3-4 days in February.
Reports indicate that the Russian military has incurred significant casualties in Ukraine, losing approximately 1,000 soldiers over the past 24 hours. This figure highlights the ongoing intensity of the conflict.
Ukrainian forces, including the Security Service and Unmanned Systems Forces, successfully destroyed Russian fuel trains near Luhansk. This operation targeted critical logistics infrastructure for the Russian military.
Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces successfully struck 16 Russian military targets overnight on April 16, with targets including air defense systems, Iskander missile bases, and fuel depots.
Sweden has issued a warning that Russia could potentially seize an island at any time as a test of NATO's resolve and response capabilities. The warning highlights ongoing concerns about Russian military actions in the region.
Ukraine's General Staff has updated its data on Russian military losses, reporting that Russia lost 1,010 soldiers killed and wounded over the past 24 hours.
Agents of the ATESH partisan movement reported that Russian military personnel have occupied a closed hospital building in Skadovsk, Kherson region, to establish a command headquarters.
Agents of the ATESH partisan movement have reportedly destroyed a diesel locomotive near the Likhovskaya railway station in Russia's Rostov region, a critical transit point for military cargo destined for the Zaporizhzhia front.
Russian Deputy Defense Minister Pavel Popov has been sentenced to 19 years in prison on corruption charges. This is the harshest sentence to date in a series of similar cases affecting the highest echelons of the Russian military.
Former Albanian MP Myslym Murrizi has strongly reacted to Prime Minister Edi Rama's statements on European integration, bringing up allegations about an Ukrainian caught in Germany who reportedly worked with Rama's brother in a call center.
A report by Molnia, a student rights project, indicates that Russian military recruiters in Krasnodar Krai are pressuring underage college students to sign statements pledging future enlistment with the Defense Ministry. This practice raises concerns about coercive recruitment tactics.
A Russian hacking group, associated with the country's military intelligence service, has been dismantled by the FBI, SRI, and other international services. The group used compromised routers globally to intercept and steal sensitive military, government, and critical infrastructure information.
Kazakhstan's Energy Ministry reported that oil transfers via the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) through the Black Sea have stabilized following an attack, which the Russian military attributed to Ukraine.
Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have extradited a native of Hajigabul, who participated in combat operations with Russian military units, to Azerbaijan.
A Russian An-26 military transport aircraft reportedly crashed over occupied Crimea, resulting in the deaths of all 29 people on board, with Russia's defense ministry attributing the incident to a likely technical malfunction, as confirmed by Russian sources.
Ukraine has reported that the number of foreign fighters serving in Russian military ranks has risen above 27,000, indicating continued international involvement in the conflict.
Ukraine has intensified its attacks on the Russian oil industry, leading to a reduction in refinery capacity and prompting Russia to announce a ban on gasoline exports in response to the strikes on its oil infrastructure.
Konstantin Efremov, a former Russian military officer, has spent three years in the U.S. after leaving the military and publicly detailing the torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war during Russia's invasion.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the Russian army has intensified its attacks on the front lines in recent days, with the only tangible result being a sharp rise in Russian military casualties, as Ukrainian forces inflict heavy losses.
Russian media has accused Romania, the US, and other NATO states of conspiring to create a 'corridor of death' of anti-ship missile systems in the Black Sea, under the pretext of a Russian military threat.
Professor Maksym Kamenetsky from the Institute of International Relations in Kyiv spoke live on N1 Studio, stating that Russian forces have been implementing a new plan over the past two days.
The European Union has imposed sanctions on nine Russian military personnel deemed responsible for the massacre in Bucha, Ukraine, in February and March 2022, in a symbolic move to commemorate the hundreds of civilians killed.
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Ukraine conducted a large-scale drone attack on Moscow and its surrounding areas, with Russian air defense reportedly destroying 53 drones. Separately, an oil depot in southern Russia caught fire after a drone attack.
African governments, including Kenya, are treading carefully regarding the recruitment of their citizens into Russian military networks, with Kenya's foreign minister visiting Russia amid domestic pressure to address the issue without taking a confrontational stance.
The Ukrainian General Staff announced that Ukraine has successfully struck Russian radar systems and an S-400 launcher in occupied Crimea. This operation targets key Russian military infrastructure in the region.
The Japanese government is considering introducing Ukraine-made attack drones to bolster its defense capabilities, banking on the Eastern European country's combat experience against Russian military aggression.
Russian military commanders are reportedly ordering the abuse and mutilation of subordinates who refuse to participate in futile offensives, which are almost certain to result in their deaths.
Ukraine's defense forces conducted a series of strikes on Russian military assets overnight, targeting an S-300V launcher, radar, and ammunition depots to reduce Russia's offensive potential.
Internal Kremlin assessments reportedly estimate that 1,315,000 Russian military personnel have been killed or wounded on the battlefield since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022.
President Volodymyr Zelensky called the strike on one of the Russian military factories in Briansk, which produced electronics and components for missiles, a fair response to the aggressor.
The Russian military command has decided to redeploy elite airborne and marine units from the Pokrovsk region to the southern front in response to successful maneuvers by Ukrainian forces.
An analysis compares the military capabilities of Lithuania and Russia, highlighting Lithuania's 20-year membership in NATO amidst widespread disinformation from pro-Russian sources claiming Russian military superiority.
Families of young Kenyan men who found themselves fighting in Ukraine after being duped into joining the Russian military are calling on the Kenyan government to provide information on their…
Ruslan Tsalikov, former first deputy to ex-Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, was detained on corruption charges, adding to new accusations within the Russian military.
A Russian military helicopter crashed in the Rostov region after taking off to intercept Ukrainian drones, with Russian Telegram channels claiming it was shot down by 'friendly fire'.
Drones from the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) Alpha Special Operations Center, in collaboration with other defense forces, caused explosions at military and oil facilities in the port of Novorossiysk, which are involved in the conflict.
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The investigative group Mediazona has documented over 200,000 confirmed deaths of Russian soldiers in the war against Ukraine, based on an analysis of individual obituaries and public records.
Investigations by Report Mainz reveal a network in Germany is allegedly supporting the Russian military in Eastern Ukraine under the guise of humanitarian aid, with the Federal Prosecutor's Office also involved in inquiries.
A Russian military intelligence agent who set up a 'video trap' to guide ballistic missiles at targets in Ukraine's Chernihiv region has been sentenced to 15 years in prison with property confiscation.
Certain units of the Russian army have reportedly received cash bonuses for February for successful FPV drone strikes against Ukrainian servicemen in the Huliaipole sector.
The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas, announced plans to limit Russia's diplomatic mission to 40 staff members and prevent former Russian military personnel from entering the Schengen area.
Ukrainian volunteers are risking their lives to recover Russian military casualties, with Western intelligence estimating over a million Russian dead, wounded, or missing in Ukraine, a figure Russia is reluctant to disclose.
Russia's Digital Development Minister Maksut Shadayev claims that foreign intelligence agencies can access Russian military's Telegram correspondence, using this access in combat operations against Russian forces in Ukraine.
German and UK military leaders have issued a joint warning regarding a significant Russian military build-up, expressing concerns about regional stability.