The European Union Council has prepared new sanctions regulations that will officially accuse Russia of using CS tear gas on the battlefield in Ukraine as a method of warfare, the investigative project “Systema” of the Current Time TV channel and Radio Liberty reported on 6 May.
“Given the…
The German Bundestag approved Friedrich Merz as the new chancellor on 6 May following an unprecedented second vote, Spiegel reported.
Friedrich Merz, leader of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) strongly supports Ukraine, advocating for increased military aid-including supplying long-range…
Russia has once again targeted Ukrainian children with a ballistic missile, reports the Sumy Regional Military Administration.
Russia, marching on Red Square on 9 May, will try to whitewash its mass shootings of civilians, execution of prisoners of war, and rape, committed in Ukraine. The Russian army has committed and continues to commit atrocities in Ukraine on a scale not seen in Europe since World War II, says the…
FPV drones using fiber optics — a threat no jammer can stop. That’s the challenge the upcoming NATO Innovation Challenge will tackle on 20 June in Tallinn, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry reports.
Ukrainian drone operators are now hunting the hunters. Across the front line of Russia’s war on Ukraine, a new electronic predator called the Black Eye is silently stalking the battlefield, threatening to neutralize what may be Ukraine’s most decisive advantage.
This isn’t just another…
The abrupt suspension of US military aid flights to Ukraine has exposed a chaotic decision-making process and an unclear chain of command within former US President Donald Trump’s administration, Reuters reports.
Shortly after Trump began his second term, US military officials ordered three…
To blame Putin for everything is an infallible reflex among the “leaders” of the so-called Russian opposition. Often echoed in Western capitals—by high-profile politicians, top-tier media, and the general public alike—this false paradigm ignores the vast country Putin commands. By…
Naval warfare will never be the same after the Russo-Ukrainian war. Ukraine’s naval drones have sparked a revolution in the history of warfare, writes Julian McBride, the founder and director of the Reflecting on War Initiative for 19FortyFive.
At least 12 of the 136 drones launched by Russia overnight may have reached their targets, hitting a hotel complex and market in Kharkiv, as well as infrastructure and detached houses in Odesa, killing one person and injuring four civilians.