The Ukrainian military managed to carry out several strikes on an important Russian oil pipeline last week that connects Russia with much of its European market, sending prices higher in the country and prompting Slovakia, a member of the EU, to condemn the attacks.
Russian officials on Sunday blamed Ukraine for launching a drone strike that damaged a nuclear power plant in Russia’s western Kursk region—sparking a fire that was quickly put out.
The UK, France, and Germany warned last week that they are prepared to reimpose sanctions on Iran via a “snapback” mechanism if Tehran continues to refuse to negotiate with the U.S. about its nuclear program.
The Porsche-Piëch family’s holding company, which controls Volkswagen and Porsche, is positioning itself to take advantage of the major military spending increases across Europe as the bloc prepares for a possible war with Russia.
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Germany announced last week that it will spend $500 million on new weapons for Ukraine that will be produced in the U.S. and focused on Kyiv’s “critical air defense capabilities.”
U.S. President Donald Trump announced last week that he plans to meet with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, on Friday in Alaska to talk about ending the Ukraine War, but major hurdles remain as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Europeans say they’re unwilling to part with land.
Ukrainian drone strikes killed three across Russia and targeted Moscow on Sunday night that largely included industrial targets and a plant that produces parts for Russian missiles, Reuters reported. The attack killed two people north of Moscow and another person in western Russia, the report said. Russians told Reuters that at least four drones hit......
Maria Zakharova, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, criticized U.S. President Donald Trump over his latest series of threats about carrying out new attacks on Iran if the country ever restarted its nuclear program.
The U.S. burned through missiles during its recent war with the Houthis, its defense of Israel during the Iranian attack, and its support for Ukraine, leading to a Senate committee calling for an additional $7.3 billion to be added on top of the earlier $9 billion request for the production of ammunition.