Russia

America’s National Security Strategy (NSS) is the blueprint for how the United States will protect its citizens and interests from foreign threats.

Ukraine has been optimizing its shadow troops as the war continues to stagnate.

Russian culture has a long history of valuing strong leaders and a powerful state.

The situation in Ukraine is reaching a critical point, and President Volodymyr Zelensky is sounding the alarm.

Kyiv remains battered, but not broken. This is a testament to their enduring spirit.

The deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus by Russia, reminiscent of the Cold War era, raises concerns and intensifies global tensions, highlighting the need for diplomatic efforts and de-escalation to navigate the uncertain future of international security.

In an interview, Dmitry Medvedev, a Russian senior official, said that the war in Ukraine could last for “a very long time,” even decades.

Sparking a global outcry for justice, the aftermath of a Russian missile strike on a Dnipro clinic was devastating, killing two and wounding 30 others.

The aftermath of the raid on Belgorod has left thousands displaced, with temporary shelters established in the Grayvoronsky district for those affected. Several people sustained injuries during the fighting, and extensive damage was reported.

The Freedom of Russia Legion, a paramilitary group composed of Russian citizens opposed to Vladimir Putin’s regime and the Russian invasion of Ukraine, represents a potent challenge to the Russian forces through daring tactics and cross-border operations while embodying the spirit of resistance and the pursuit of freedom and justice.

Ukrainian air defenses are facing a harsh test when put up against Russian Kinzhal missiles.

In the somber shadow of Victory Day celebrations in Moscow, reports of staggering Russian losses in Ukraine serve as a stark reminder of the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the need for a peaceful resolution amidst the echoes of past victories.