Articles tagged "espionage"

Ukraine Daily Summary - Monday, February 12

US Ambassador: 'We need to support Ukraine to stop such horrific crimes' -- Russia increasingly deploys armored groups to storm Avdiivka -- War in Ukraine likely contributing to doctor shortages in Russia -- Russian attacks injure 2 in Kherson Oblast, hit medical facility in regional capital -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Saturday, January 20

Previously removed mines at Zaporizhzhia power plant 'back in place' -- Russian Air Force more cautious after destroyed A-50 plane -- NATO official warns of 'all-out war' with Russia within next 20 years -- Zelensky invites Trump to Ukraine -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Wednesday, January 10

Inside occupied Ukraine’s most effective resistance movements -- Freight train derailed in Russia's far east -- Drones reportedly hit oil depot, energy provider in Russia’s Oryol region -- Frozen Russian assets can cover 80% of Ukraine's reconstruction needs -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Monday, January 8

Japan pledges $37 million for anti-drone equipment for Ukraine -- Ex-German president calls for Germany to deliver Taurus missiles to Ukraine -- Unidentified drones repeatedly spotted over German military bases where Ukrainians train -- Italian FM: EU should have common army -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Tuesday, August 29

Ukraine liberates Robotyne, Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- Ukraine hits autumn gas storage target ahead of upcoming heating season -- Russia has at least 585 missiles with range over 500 km -- 67% of foreign components in Russian drones originate in China -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Wednesday, April 19

Ex-Wagner fighter who confessed to killing POWs: 'I only said 10% of what could be said' -- Russia likely diverting resources away from Donetsk sector to Bakhmut -- Russia must be prosecuted for destruction of Ukrainian culture, heritage -- G7: Third parties aiding Russia's war against Ukraine to face severe costs -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Friday, March 31

April Fools Month: Russia to chair UN Security Council in April -- Tyranny's propagandists are winning -- Russia's FSB conducting 'filtration' in occupied Crimea -- Can Russia afford to commit to a years-long war? -- Bakhmut is 'slaughter-fest for Russians,' says top US general -- and more

Ukraine Daily Summary - Wednesday, January 11

Russian forces have not captured all of Donetsk Oblast's Soledar despite several false Russian claims that the city has fallen -- General Staff reports striking 5 Russian personnel concentrations in past 24 hours -- Almost 1,500 Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant employees not allowed to enter facility -- Canada to buy NASAMS air defense system for Ukraine -- Ukrainians to start training on Patriot missile system in US next week -- and more

UK's Investigative Journalism Finds Itself Heading Towards ‘Authoritarian Police State’

Proposed changes to the Official Secrets Act by the Home Office would see investigative journalists threatened with up to 14 years in prison for ‘unauthorised disclosures’