Tag: Moscow

Russia’s 2026 offensive centers on sustained pressure against Ukraine’s Donetsk “Fortress Belt,” with gains remaining slow and costly. Ukrainian counterattacks and deep strikes complicate Moscow’s advance, but manpower and support constraints continue to shape Kyiv’s position.

As Moscow reels from yet another high-level hit, the shadow war between Russian and Ukrainian intelligence services is spilling far beyond the battlefield and into a ruthless campaign of targeted killings that risks becoming a self-sustaining spiral of retaliation.

Zelenskyy rules out elections under martial law as fighting intensifies, Bondi testifies on Epstein files, and the FAA defends an El Paso airspace closure.

House Republicans press contempt resolutions tied to the Epstein probe, Ukraine outlines a ceasefire enforcement plan, and Iran summons EU envoys over the IRGC terror listing.

Ukraine’s arms imports from the West signal more than defense needs. It’s a pivot toward stronger alliances.

Ukraine’s daring drone strike on a Russian airbase within Russia’s own borders raises questions about the future of the Russo-Ukraine war.

In a suspicious turn of events, a private jet crashed in Russia’s Tver Region today. Listed among the passengers onboard was none other than Yevgeny Prigozhin.

As the use of drones becomes an increasingly common and deadly tactic, President Zelensky’s bold assertion signals a growing determination to confront the aggressor on its own territory.

Tensions continue to rise as Russian air defenses report thwarting an alleged Ukrainian drone attack over Moscow, an incident that underscores the escalating concerns over cross-border security between the two nations.

I remember sitting with a Russian friend of mine in a fancy New York restaurant overlooking the Hudson River in 2020. My very wealthy, very connected, and very smart friend was worried. He was concerned that Putin’s invasion of Ukraine was a tipping point and that Russia would eventually slip into a civil war that […]

Ongoing talks between Russia and Belarus this week have focused on Russia’s tactical nuclear arms in the Western borders of Belarus, economic and military ties, and retaliatory measures regarding Finland’s NATO membership.

A power struggle between Ukraine’s Kremlin monk-loyalists and the Kyiv religious community intensifies as Metropolitan Pavlo Lebid, a staunch supporter of Russia’s genocide in Ukraine, is placed under house arrest amid an investigation concerning the Moscow-backed Kyiv monastery, sparking a national dispute between the Ukrainian government and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church.