Hypersonic missiles move at five times the speed of sound and are unstoppable by conventional operational defence systems. The top US military commander in Europe, Air Force General Tod Wolters, told a US Senate committee earlier today that Russia has frequently launched missiles against Ukrainian military targets. “The majority of the strikes have been aimed … Read more
However, a political and security analyst has stated that Kadyrov’s “reputational bubble has burst,” citing the war in Ukraine as a “gamble.” Kadyrov, a Putin loyalist, stated that he does not believe the peace negotiations presently taking place in Turkey would result in any progress. The warlord himself, accused of numerous human rights violations and … Read more
According to the Ministry of Defence, the Wagner Group, a Russian private military company, is “expected to send more than 1,000 mercenaries,” including top leaders, to carry out combat activities. Irpin, which is barely 12 miles from the Ukrainian city of Kyiv, has been a hotbed of warfare. The city has been heavily bombarded, and … Read more
Attempts by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to give Russian President Vladimir Putin a way out of the war have so far failed. However, in a recent interview with Russian media, Mr Zelensky stated, “I know you realise you committed a horrible mistake, but I am providing you a way out.” He is apparently promising Ukraine … Read more
On Tuesday evening, explosions were reported outside the Russian city of Belgorod. This is just around 50 kilometres from Kharkiv, Ukraine, which has been bombed by Russian soldiers in recent weeks. According to Russian media, four personnel were injured as a consequence of one explosion. It then retracted its report. Twitter user @JimmySecUK, who covers … Read more
Russia has frequently launched hypersonic missiles against Ukrainian military sites, according to Air Force General Tod Wolters, the top US military commander in Europe, at a Senate hearing on Tuesday. “The majority of the strikes have been directed at specified military objectives,” Wolters explained. Russia reported on March 19 that it had destroyed a significant … Read more
Following US President Joe Biden’s cautious reaction to Russian assertions that they are cutting back certain military activities in Ukraine, a US official said “no one should be deceived by Russia’s pronouncements” and that the US should instead brace for additional Russian aggression. “We believe any movement of Russian soldiers from surrounding Kyiv is a … Read more
The Ukrainian teacher whose blood-splattered bandaged face went viral on the first day of Russia’s invasion fled to Poland to recover from injuries incurred in a missile assault on her home. Olena Kurilo, 52, suffered a major eye injury as fragments of window glass flew into her face during a missile hit on February 24. … Read more
Russia declared on Tuesday that it will “radically” curtail its assaults between Kyiv and Chernihiv as a good-will gesture amid peace negotiations — but opponents said the move was simply a retreat following Kremlin setbacks. “Given that the negotiations on preparing an agreement on Ukraine’s neutrality and non-nuclear status have moved into a practical arena… … Read more
She said she heard a single gunshot after dark and found the body of her 35-year-old husband, Andrey, on the ground outside their front gate. “This younger person held a pistol to my head and said, ‘I shot your husband because he’s a Nazi,’” she explained to the UK newspaper. The couple’s 4-year-old kid, Oleksii … Read more
POISON is Vladimir Putin’s preferred weapon, and the insane despot is now the leading suspect in the attack on his friend Roman Abramovich. The Chelsea owner, along with two Ukrainian officials, were allegedly poisoned during peace negotiations, leaving him with blindness, peeling skin, frequent severe tearing, and red eyes. Russian billionaire Abramovich is the latest … Read more
A video posted on social media shows two Russian Mi-24/35 helicopters flying metres above the ground in Ukraine while gunfire is audible in their direction. While the first aircraft flies by unhurt, the second, partially concealed among lonely dwellings, is dragged to the ground, where it is said to have turned over before the fuel … Read more
A Moscow official said that Russia would only use nuclear weapons if the country’s survival was threatened. There has been much conjecture regarding Vladimir Putin’s willingness to deploy nuclear weapons. Fiona Hill, Donald Trump’s British-born ex-National Security Advisor, even warned that “nuclear is on the table.” However, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told PBS Newshour on … Read more
During the win, Ukrainian soldiers destroyed the iconic Stalingrad tank division’s legendary tanks. After thwarting Nazi Germany’s efforts to take Soviet land in what is remembered as the worst battle of WWII, the Russian 4th Guards tank division was lorded. The Battle of Stalingrad in 1942 and 1943 resulted in up to two million losses … Read more
In a phone chat with his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, on March 18, US President Joe Biden failed to defuse the situation. The discussions took place after the United States cautioned China not to react to a prospective request for support in Vladimir Putin’s fight against Ukraine. In a speech the next day, China’s Vice … Read more
Putin’s assault of Ukraine continues, with Russian missiles striking an aircraft maintenance facility in the western city of Lviv yesterday morning. According to Lviv mayor Andriy Sadovy, the building, which is located adjacent to Ukraine’s second-largest airport, was damaged, but no one was injured. Meanwhile, 130 people have been rescued from the wreckage after Russian … Read more
The unexpected action was revealed by Russia’s deputy defence ministry on Tuesday, following negotiations between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Istanbul. According to Russia’s Deputy Minister of Defence, Alexander Fomin, the decision was made in the interest of building mutual confidence and the essential circumstances for future negotiations. According to Fomin, the general staff would … Read more
Christo Grozev, the head of Bellingcat and an investigative journalist, made the assertions. Mr Grozev spoke with the crew of the Russian investigative publication Novaya Gazeta about his insights into Kremlin developments. The interview was not permitted to be published in the newspaper because the Russian authorities overruled it. A video of the exchange, however, … Read more
RUSSIA has announced that it will “dramatically reduce” its forces near the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv as its invasion continues to falter. The announcement was made by Deputy Defence Minister Alexander Fomin, and it comes as a new round of peace talks begins. According to Fomin, Russian forces will be reduced in the Chernihiv region … Read more
In an interview, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that Russia would only use nuclear weapons if its very existence was threatened. Peskov’s remark came as CNN’s Christiane Amanpour pressed him on whether he was “convinced or confident” that President Vladimir Putin would not use the nuclear option in the context of Ukraine. “We have a … Read more
As the 30-member alliance prepares to counter the growing threat of a biological, chemical, or nuclear attack, NATO took on two of the world’s superpowers on Wednesday, condemning both Russia and China. “Russia must stop threatening the world with nuclear weapons. This is both dangerous and irresponsible “Jens Stoltenberg, Secretary-General of NATO, told reporters. “Nuclear … Read more
The spies were suspected of being “involved in the invasion of Ukraine.” The massive and humiliating security blunder is the latest setback in Russia’s stumbling invasion. The Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine released information on 620 Russians who worked for the FSB spy agency and were “involved in criminal activities.” Many of the spies can … Read more
Many Western commentators have praised their leaders’ united front against the Kremlin’s actions in the month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. According to geopolitical forecaster George Friedman, the war “has brought the United States and Europe closer than ever before.” Despite being hit with a slew of harsh sanctions, Moscow appears to be gaining ground … Read more
RUSSIA has demanded that a “sick” Joe Biden undergo a psychiatric examination after declaring that Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power.” The White House has frantically retracted its statement, insisting that the President did not call for regime change in his speech in Poland. Biden had previously warned that the West would intervene if Putin … Read more
Since Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, Russia has “significantly increased” its military presence in the Arctic Circle, according to the Defence Secretary. Ben Wallace arrived in Norway to confront the Kremlin army that had gathered near the top of the world. Putin has set his sights on the frozen region, with the murderous dictator seeking … Read more
A SQUAD of amateur drone users claims to have destroyed Russia’s 40-mile convoy in a series of deadly ambushes. The unlikely heroes destroyed large sections of Russia’s infamous “death convoy” of tanks and armoured vehicles, which was stranded outside Kyiv. Volunteer experts from the specialist air reconnaissance unit Aerorozvidka attacked Russian troops with drones equipped … Read more
JOE BIDDEN sparked outrage with an unscripted gaffe declaring that Vladimir Putin “cannot remain in power,” which experts say risks prolonging the Ukraine conflict. The White House frantically retracted its statement, insisting that President Barack Obama, 79, did not call for regime change in his speech in Poland yesterday. Biden’s ostensibly off-the-cuff remark infuriated Moscow … Read more
Vladimir Putin’s heinous war with Ukraine has now lasted nearly five weeks. And he’s going downhill. His best troops are being defeated, and his young conscripts are being slaughtered in large numbers — 16,000, according to reports — by hard-fighting Ukrainian troops. His forces have been brought to a halt. They are not progressing in … Read more
