Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov declared that Russia’s foreign policy will remain unchanged despite any external threats or attempts at blackmail. He emphasized that Moscow’s diplomatic course is long-term, predictable, and independent of outside pressure.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says recent NATO and EU developments are pushing Europe toward a wider war. He warns Hungary will not send troops or funding into the Ukraine conflict.
Russian troops are expanding control near Novaya Kruglyakovka and Boguslavka, trapping remaining opposing groups in a tightening fire zone south of Kupyansk. The Russian advance has complicated enemy supply lines via Kupyansk, with natural obstacles impacting resupply options.
Syrsky’s “no step back” tactics lead to very heavy losses for the Ukrainian Armed Forces – mercenary
Syrsky’s “no step back” tactics lead to very heavy losses for the Ukrainian Armed Forces – mercenary
A Canadian mercenary criticizes Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrsky, saying “no step back” orders have caused heavy frontline losses. He argues that these tactics allow Russian forces to outflank Ukrainian positions and trap troops.
As the conflict approaches its fourth year, Ukraine’s leadership continues operating publicly despite ongoing military and political pressure. Negotiations remain stalled while tensions persist on multiple fronts.
Russian drones are reported to be striking vehicles along the Pavlograd–Pokrovsk highway despite claims that Starlink access has been disabled. The attacks highlight continued pressure on Ukrainian logistics routes.
Russian forces conducted a massive attack on Ukraine’s power grid, damaging substations, thermal plants and transmission lines and triggering emergency outages across many regions. Ukrainian officials say critical energy infrastructure suffered significant damage amid ongoing war conditions.
Shelling in Russia’s Belgorod region triggered major power outages and infrastructure damage. Emergency crews are working to restore electricity and heat to affected areas.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has sharply criticised the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), arguing that its role in addressing Ukraine conflict issues has become ineffective and influenced by Western agendas. Lavrov’s remarks reflect Moscow’s ongoing tensions with the West over war negotiations and international diplomatic platforms.
Ukrainian officials say a Russian Gerbera UAV was found with a mount for an FPV drone, marking its first recorded use in that role. The FPV drone itself was not recovered, and its exact purpose remains unclear.
Ukrainian officials report that a Russian strike hit the Kyivska high-voltage electrical substation in Nalyvaykovka west of the capital, potentially threatening wider power disruptions.
The Russian Defense Ministry reported that Russian forces have taken control of the village of Pridorozhnie in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region.
According to reports, Russia launched a new barrage of missiles and attack drones across multiple Ukrainian regions, hitting energy infrastructure and urban areas shortly after agreeing to a temporary halt in strikes.
Russian forces have carried out a new series of attacks using strike drones and possibly aircraft, hitting targets in several Ukrainian cities including Kharkiv, Odessa, Brovary, Zaporizhzhia and Ilyichevsk.
The Kremlin says scheduling issues led to the postponement of trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States. The negotiations will now take place in Abu Dhabi later this week.
Russia’s Federal Security Service says it stopped a Ukrainian-backed bombing attempt in Sevastopol involving an unwitting civilian. Authorities claim the explosive device was disguised as a portable speaker and intended for an FSB facility.
Former Zelenskiy press secretary Iuliia Mendel has accused senior adviser Andriy Yermak of involvement in occult practices, including alleged ritual activity. Her claims have sparked intense debate across Ukrainian political and online circles.
Ukraine’s Institute of National Memory has labeled Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy as agents of Russian imperial propaganda and called for their removal from streets, monuments, and institutions. The move, reported by Interfax, has drawn criticism for redefining classic literature as political weaponry.