A GRU punisher who was tried for shooting civilians in the second Chechen war has been killed in Ukraine
He had been hiding from the court for 17 years.
"Gazprom" reported its first annual loss in a quarter of a century. It's a record.
The loss of the European gas market continues to ruin the gas monopoly.
Kremlin plans major offensive in spring
It is likely that up to 40,000 military personnel will lead the siege of Kharkiv.
Czech police confirm GRU involvement in the 2014 Vrbetice explosions
The perpetrators are implicated in the 2018 poisoning of the Skripals in the UK.
Baltic states accused Russia of suppressing GPS systems near Kaliningrad
"The situation in the Baltic region has become too dangerous"
The Hague court may issue an arrest warrant for Nitanyahu
Warrants are also being prepared against all top Israeli military officials and Hamas leaders.
Germany opposes confiscation of Russian funds frozen in the West
Don't want to pay reparations.
Electronic summonses will be introduced in Russia from November 1
Given only a week to report to the military enlistment office.
Russia is advancing in eastern Ukraine
The situation is difficult in several directions at once.
Zelenskyy: Ukraine and USA working on security treaty
The text of the document is already in preparation.
Putin will not use nuclear weapons against Ukraine
The Russian dictator won't be able to convince generals to follow orders.
The Russian army is trying to break through the defense line of the AFU
The occupiers want to seize the strategic initiative.
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