A delegation of European Parliament members, including two representatives from Germany’s BSW party, will attend World War II commemoration events in Moscow this week, Spiegel reported on 6 May.
Category: 6. Opinion
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Newly elected German Chancellor Merz plans to visit Ukraine “in the near future”
Germany’s newly elected Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced plans to visit Ukraine soon, according to Tagesschau. The exact details of the trip are still being coordinated.
“I want to make all possible contributions from the European Union to ensure a lasting ceasefire after the coming weekend,…
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Frontline report: Russians become walking trash bags to evade Ukrainian thermal drones
Today, there are a lot of interesting updates from the Lyman direction, Donetsk Oblast.
Here, Russian troops near Lyman are growing increasingly desperate to evade Ukraine’s expanding network of thermal drones, detecting their movements and attempted infiltration assaults every step of the…
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Czech ammunition initiative for Ukraine faces criticism over delivery delays and high commissions
An international investigation revealed that the Czech Initiative for supplying ammunition to Ukraine faces criticism despite its declared success in providing artillery shells to Ukrainian forces fighting against Russia’s invasion.
The Czech Initiative refers to a significant program launched…
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Vance: Russia demands too much, direct talks between Kyiv and Moscow needed now
US Vice President JD Vance said on 7 May at the Munich Leadership Meeting in Washington that Russia is demanding “too much” in peace negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine.
“I wouldn’t say that Russians are uninterested in bringing this thing in a resolution a peace agreement,” Vance said….
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New Russian AI drones outsmart Ukraine’s electronic warfare—experts say it’s just beginning
Serhii Beskrestnov, communication expert and head of the Radio Technology Center, has revealed the growing use of these drones, first spotted in Sumy in February 2025 and now increasingly appearing in eastern Ukraine, UNIAN reports.
Drones have become the defining weapon of the Russia-Ukraine…Continue Reading
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Nuclear deterrence: Expert compares India-Pakistan conflict with Russia’s war against Ukraine
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India–Pakistan war could leave Kyiv without ammo
A large-scale India–Pakistan war could raise prices and hit Ukraine’s army hard, says military expert Bohdan Myroshnychenko, Ekonomichna Pravda reports.
On 7 May, India launched strikes on nine targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. In response, Pakistan began military…Continue Reading
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Lithuania plans maritime drone production: one for itself, one for Ukraine
Lithuania is considering launching production of maritime drones following a “1+1” formula where one drone would remain in Lithuania while another would be sent to Ukraine, Lithuania’s Defense Minister Dovilė Šakalienė told Militarnyi.
“Magura, in my opinion, is an excellent military…
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Up to 30% of Ukrainian prisoners could join army amid mobilization struggles
Ukraine’s prison system may provide a significant number of recruits for the country’s defense forces, with officials estimating between 20% and 30% of the country’s 37,000 inmates could potentially join the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).
Ukraine is facing a significant mobilization and manpower…Continue Reading