Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić made his first official visit to Ukraine on 11 June 2025 since taking office, attending the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit in Odesa but refusing to sign the summit’s final declaration, which condemned Russian aggression and called for expanded…
Category: 6. Opinion
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“I did not betray Russia,” says Serbia’s pro-Russian President Vučić after abstaining from signing Odesa summit declaration
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Russia recruits elderly in covert sabotage campaign across Ukraine and Europe
They call you — and suddenly, you’re an “agent,” without even realizing it. Ukrainian law enforcement is reporting a surge in cases where the Russians target pensioners by phone, impersonating officers from the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) or the National Police. Victims are then…
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Russia loses one million soldiers: Moscow’s casualties reach seven figures, Ukraine says
On 12 June 2025, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced that Russian military personnel losses since 24 February 2022 have reached 1,000,340, coinciding with Russia’s national holiday, so-called Russia Day.
This comes as the US presses for Kyiv-Moscow negotiations,…Continue Reading
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5 Russian Helicopters Captured or Destroyed in Ukraine (2022–2025)
Since the full-scale invasion began in February 2022, Ukraine’s defense forces have proven remarkably effective at targeting Russian rotary-wing aircraft, achieving key tactical victories that have impacted Russia’s air support capabilities. These incidents are not just statistics; they…
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Defense Express: Russia’s new jet-powered Shahed drone hits Kyiv for the first time — 3X faster than earlier models
Russia has likely used a new jet-powered attack drone, the Geran-3, in a recent missile and drone strike on Kyiv, according to Ukrainian defense outlet Defense Express.
The development comes amid a sharp escalation in Moscow’s drone warfare. Russia is now deploying high-altitude,…
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Russian military aircraft suspected of violating Finnish airspace amid border military buildup concerns
Finland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called in Russia’s chargé d’affaires for questioning following a suspected airspace violation on 10 June, marking the second such incident within a month.
After Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Finland applied for NATO membership and…Continue Reading
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Russia’s drones now dive-bomb from 5,000 meters, Kharkiv official warns after deadly attack
Russia has shifted its drone strike tactics, making it increasingly difficult for Ukrainian air defenses to respond, Kharkiv regional governor Oleh Syniehubov said.
The change comes amid a sharp escalation in Moscow’s drone campaign. Russia is now deploying high-altitude, dive-bombing…
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Ukraine confirms striking Russian gunpowder plant, ammo depot, and airfield in bold drone raid
Ukraine’s General Staff has officially confirmed a series of drone strikes on key Russian military targets, putting to rest speculation stemming from local reports and social media activity.
In a statement, Ukrainian officials said that overnight on 11 June, drone units, in coordination…
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Russia gave Ukraine over 1,200 dead soldiers — first phase of 6,000-body exchange
Ukraine has received the remains of 1,212 fallen servicemembers as part of a recently agreed exchange with Russia, officials confirmed.
The bodies were returned from multiple regions, including Russia’s Kursk area and Ukraine’s Kharkiv, Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson…
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Russia’s new V2U AI drone hunts Ukraine’s best weapons—so far, it is unjammable
Russia’s new AI kamikaze drone can navigate and attack without any connection to a human operator. The V2U may be one of the most sophisticated small attack UAVs on either side of Russia’s 40-month wider war on Ukraine—and it risks tilting the life-or-death drone race in the Kremlin’s…
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