Russia

At least one unmanned surface vessel was discovered on the shoreline outside the Russian Navy’s base in Sevastopol, Crimea. Sevastopol is the largest city in Crimea and a major port on the Black Sea.

As we enter the final days of September, here are the top stories from last week as well as the stories that we’re investigating this week.

A bogus Rand Report is going around claiming the US planned the entire Ukraine war prior to January 2022 to destroy both Russia and the economy of Europe. We detail why faked report done in a cartoonishly amateur way doesn’t really matter to people it is trying to convince.

Vladimir Putin is ensuring that new Russian T-90 main battle tanks are making their way to the battlefield despite harsh international sanctions against his nation.

Russia calls up 300,000 “Reservists.” Don’t think that this means 300,000 combat troops are going to the front. We explain what they are probably going to do with all these people if they can find them.

One day after Kremlin announced nationwide mobilization, citizens have various reactions on the call-to-arms.

Russia just up and left its second most important city, St. Petersburg.

She dreams of becoming a teacher.

Ukraine’s 24/7 warfare, targeting weak Russian positions and strategic outposts, it is undeniable at this point that Zelensky’s troops have made a massive dent in the war.

Experts are concerned that if Luhansk in Ukraine joins the Russian Federation that Ukraine’s troops battling to retake the region will then be invading Russian territory.” We take a look at these claims.

Russia’s newest Arctic artillery complex, dubbed “Magnolia,” has begun its mass production, as reported by news outlets last week.

We’re not saying Ukraine is taking advantage of all the donations headed their way and making the war a financial hub for the nation’s increased GDP, but for months, the country has shown they have the capacity (and most importantly, the willpower) to push through the war 24/7.