Articles tagged "Latvian"

Investigation: Who helped Russians increase production of domestic attack drones despite sanction -- Russian FM spokesperson told not to comment on ballistic missile strike on Ukraine during briefing -- Ukrainian UAVs reportedly strike Russian border regions, industrial facility hit -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant faces 2nd blackout of the week after Russian attacks -- and more

'Ukraine will be 2nd strongest NATO member' in Europe, Latvian FM says -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant 'on verge of blackout' after Russian attack on substation -- Russian forces execute 16 Ukrainian POWs near Pokrovsk -- Ukraine boosts defense production, successfully tests ballistic missile -- Russia desperate to recruit workers at defense plants amid personnel shortage -- and more

Russia involved in spying in Ireland, Irish official says -- German politicians call for EU response after Budapest simplifies entry for Russians -- Egyptians recruited by Russia fight in Kharkiv Oblast -- NATO jets scrambled after Russian Su-30s detected near Latvian airspace -- and more

What Ukraine's partial Chasiv Yar withdrawal actually means -- F-16s will challenge Russia's aerial dominance over Black Sea -- Meduza: 120,000 Russian troops killed in Ukraine -- Russia faces difficulties with Chinese imports as Beijing tightens control -- and more

Russia may launch psychological operation about opening new front from Belarus -- Ukraine may receive first F-16s 'very soon' but half of military aid arriving late -- Russia attacks Donetsk Oblast village with 15 ton bomb, injuring 3 people -- Despite promises, Western companies continue Russian operations -- Macron: Ukraine must be allowed to strike bases on Russian territory from which missiles are fired -- and more

Russia making gains due to Western restrictions on where Ukraine can strike, Latvian president says -- NATO Parliamentary Assembly supports Ukraine's right to hit targets inside Russia using Western arms -- Russia steps up sabotage operations in Europe to undermine Ukraine aid, intelligence officials say -- It’s not a pretty picture: What a second Trump presidency could mean for Ukraine -- and more

Half of North Korean missiles fired by Russia blow up in mid-air -- Russia uses TikTok content to undermine Ukrainian leadership -- Tusk: Europe must spend big money so no world power will dare raise a hand against it -- Estonian parliament declares Russian Orthodox Church sponsor of Russian military aggression -- and more

Russia low on fuel after Ukrainian strikes on oil refineries -- Russia to increase arms production, speed up weapons deliveries -- Smelling weakness, Russia presses advantage in Donetsk Oblast -- Russia reportedly attacks postal depot in Odesa, injuring at least 14 -- Nepalese mercenaries desert Russian army in droves -- and more

Russia using cluster munition against Odesa points to deliberate targeting of civilians -- Skynex: The German drone destroyer reinforcing Ukraine's air defense -- Ukraine's TV, radio-broadcasting body urges government not to use Telegram -- Ukraine allocates funds for 300,000 drones -- and more

Explaining Washington’s REPO Act that could kick-start the confiscation of frozen Russian assets -- Russia planning to disrupt global peace summit in Switzerland -- SBU drone attack destroys 26,000 cubic meters of Russian fuel in Smolensk Oblast -- Russia to supply China with cheaper gas compared to European market at least through 2027 -- and more

Russian forces using chemical weapons to storm Ocheretyne, situation 'difficult' -- What Ukraine lost while waiting for the US aid bill to pass -- What's happening with Russia's assets frozen in the West? -- Swedish Navy chief says Russian 'shadow fleet' of oil tankers possibly conducting espionage in Baltic Sea -- and more

Ukrainian survivor of Russian torture files legal complaint in Argentina -- ‘Double-tap’ attack. Understanding one of Russia’s cruelest tactics in Ukraine -- Russia destroyed Kyiv Oblast power plant after Ukraine ran out of air defense missiles -- A look at the DRONE arsenal Russia uses against Ukraine -- and more