Articles tagged "sanctions"

North Korean troops in Russia reportedly told they're fighting South Korean forces -- A beginner's guide to elections in Ukraine (also suitable for US presidents -- British volunteer who lost arm and leg evacuating Ukrainian civilians: ‘Russia is the enemy. How can you not see it?’ -- [video] Ukrainians react to Trump’s shocking accusation about the war -- and more

'Putin is weak. We must use that;' Zelensky's Munich speech in 5 key quotes -- Zelensky calls for creation of 'army of Europe' amid US support uncertainty. -- France to host emergency summit on Ukraine as Trump administration and Russian officials set to begin peace negotiations without Europe -- Making sense of Trump’s plan, if there is one, to end Russia’s war in Ukraine -- and more

Russia preparing delegation for US talks on war with Ukraine, consider Minsk 'experience', Kremlin says -- Trump has the economic tools to end Russia’s war; He should use them -- Russia's largest steel mill reportedly targeted by 'massive' Ukrainian drone strike -- US is Russia's 'main counterpart' in talks to end war, Kremlin says -- A push for Ukraine’s capitulation’ – Baltic, Eastern Europe react to Trump’s rush to negotiate peace with Putin -- and more

Surrender & betrayal: US, EU officials condemn Trump, Hegseth's comments on Ukraine peace negotiations -- Russia's military spending surpasses Europe's as Putin ramps up war budget -- Kremlin rejects territorial exchange in potential Ukraine peace talks -- 'People were killed inside Presidential Office'; Zelensky comments on Russia's assassination attempts in 2022 -- and more

Russia concerned with weakening sway over allies amid Western pressure, FT reports -- Ukraine strikes Russia's Saratov oil refinery -- North Korea has sent 200 long-range artillery guns to Russia -- Russia records worst-ever ranking in key corruption index -- and more

Bucha massacre suspect becomes top official in Russian region -- [vblog] Ukraine's most feared drone; A night with Ukraine's Vampire drone term near Kurakhove -- US sanctions strain Russia’s oil exports as shipping costs surge -- Putin acknowledges inflation as key challenge for Russia -- and more

More Russian soldiers died near Pokrovsk in January than in entire Second Chechen War -- Ukraine launches new offensive in Kursk Oblast, Russian media claims, Kyiv yet to confirm -- French Mirage fighter jets arrive in Ukraine; here's what they can do -- Trump has no official plan to end Russia's war against Ukraine -- and more

US provides 30% of Ukraine's weapons, domestic production covers 40% -- Ukraine's operation in Kursk Oblast may become 'important part' of negotiation process -- Ukraine strikes Russian oil facility, Buk air defense system overnight -- Euroclear to send 2-billion-euro tranche of Russian assets profits for Kyiv -- and more

'Putin will never try again after this'; NATO chief has 'secret' ideas for Ukraine peace talks -- 15,000 Russian troops 'neutralized' in Pokrovsk direction in January alone -- 5 people, including 2 children, injured in Kherson after Russia targets minibus with drone -- Russia used US banks to send billions to Turkey, dodging sanctions, WSJ reports -- and more

Ukrainian drones strike one of 10 largest oil refineries in Russia -- Ukraine destroys Russian command post in Kursk Oblast -- Ukraine's unlikely ally against Russian attacks on energy sector — warm weather -- [vblog] What leaked Russian email reveal -- and more

Russia's Soviet-era military stockpile running low, faces equipment shortages -- Ukrainian defense tech company Huless raises over $1 million for tethered drone systems -- Georgescu has 'masters in Moscow' — Kyiv slams Romanian politician over comments on Ukraine's partition -- For Ukraine’s female partisans in occupation, hope lies in resistance

'4 out of 4' — Russian Lukoil oil refinery struck by multiple Ukrainian drones -- Finland, Ukraine develop 'Steel Eagle' warfare drone -- Russian assault intensity declines, centers on Pokrovsk sector, monitoring group reports -- Russian army recruitment centers in Moscow see five-fold drop in applicants -- and more