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The Ukraine ceasefire already looks dead: Russia just slammed a powerplant in Ukraine as the war continues to rage
Hours after President Trump announced an energy ceasefire he said both sides had accepted, Russia struck a power plant in Kharkiv. Zelensky says Kyiv learned of the deal from the media and will agree if Moscow does,
Vladimir Putin is "dragging Europe into war" with Russia, Ukraine's former foreign minister has warned. Dmytro Kuleba said drone incursions were being used to "see how your security forces operate" in signs of "growing preparation" for drone and hybrid offensives on the continent.
But, increasingly, Moscow is deploying its new jet-powered drones, for which Ukraine also has limited answers. The drones now attack around the clock, targeting major businesses, data centres, railway infrastructure, medical facilities and densely populated residential neighbourhoods.
Fox News' Brian Kilmeade and Rachel Campos-Duffy clash over Trump's Russia policy, with Kilmeade comparing Vladimir Putin to Hitler
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ruled out an immediate end to the war in Ukraine, telling US President Donald Trump that Moscow would continue fighting until it achieved all its objectives. The phone call came hours before Russian strikes killed at least 20 people,
The latest numbers are starting to crack the story that Russia needs everyone to believe, as Putin continues to strike Ukraine amid 'energy ceasefire'
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Monday that so far, "there is no indication that Russia is complying" with an energy ceasefire announced by President Trump the day before. Just hours after Mr. Trump's announcement, Zelenskyy said Russia struck ...
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Putin's Shadow War? Europe Warns Defence Chiefs Over Russia's Alleged 'Back Ukraine Kill' Plot|Watch
European intelligence agencies are warning defence executives that they may be targeted in alleged Russian assassination and sabotage plots aimed at intimidating companies supplying weapons and military technology to Ukraine.Officials cited by the Financial Times say the suspected campaign is expanding across Europe, with senior executives, drone manufacturers and other key defence-sector employees increasing security amid concerns over surveillance, organised-crime links and covert operations attributed to Russia’s GRU.