JAV Senate approved “hellish” sanctions on Russia
The US Senate approved a bill prepared by the late Senator Lindsey Graham, which aims to significantly tighten sanctions on Russia and Iran. This was reported by “Reuters”.
The US Senate approved a bill prepared by the late Senator Lindsey Graham, which aims to significantly tighten sanctions on Russia and Iran. This was reported by “Reuters”.
Almost two-thirds, or 60 percent, of Ukrainians oppose territorial concessions to Russia in the Donbas region, and the same proportion would be willing to agree to a freeze of the current war…
Ukrainian Yevhen Volnov is famous for pretending to be an officer in order to disrupt the activities of Russian institutions. In the latest post on the Telegram platform, he…
A large part of the Russian elite representatives are increasingly afraid that the Federal Security Service (FSB) is becoming uncontrollable. Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin has entrusted this service with…
Russian propagandists are reviving the old narrative about alleged trade in the organs of deceased Ukrainian soldiers. This time, the claims were voiced not only by internet users but also by the Kremlin “…
Vokietijos saugumo tarnybos mano, kad su Rusija susijusi grupuotė stovi už neseniai internete išplatinto vaizdo įrašo, kuriame neva atskleidžiami kanclerio Friedricho Merzo (…
The European Union (EU) on Friday approved new sanctions against five Russian citizens supporting the country’s military-industrial complex, EU foreign policy chief Kaja…
Ukrainian long-range drones struck the warehouse of a Russian e-commerce giant in the Ural Mountains more than 2,000 kilometers from the border of these two countries, on Friday…
The Kim regime of North Korea has never bathed in such money before. In 2011, when the current leader Kim Jong Un, the grandson of the founder of the communist state, came to power, sh…
Since the start of the large-scale war, Russians have destroyed 228 libraries in Ukraine, and another 678 were damaged. In total, by the end of July 2026, 906 libraries were affected, – it was reported…