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CSTO Warns of Rising Border Tensions Following Zelensky’s Ultimatum to Belarus
Ukrainian President Zelensky warned that his military would strike ground stations in Belarus if it continues to allow Russian forces to use its territory. The Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) has subsequently warned of rising border tensions following Zelensky's ultimatum.
Russia Says U.S. Not 'Objective Mediator' in Ukraine
Separately, President Vladimir Putin said Europe was "openly" preparing for war through its massive rearmament program — which is being urged on by Trump.
Lavrov Says U.S. Not 'Objective Mediator' in Ukraine
Separately, President Vladimir Putin said Europe was "openly" preparing for war through its massive rearmament program — which is being urged on by Trump.
Inside the Ukrainian Deep-Strike Campaign That Has Moscow on the Back Foot
The Ukrainian military conducted at least four deep-strike attacks into Russian territory, including record strikes on Moscow last week, according to Military Times' verification and analysis. These operations demonstrate Ukraine's expanding capability to project force into the Russian interior, placing Moscow on the defensive.
Ukraine Strikes Electronics Plant in Voronezh, Killing At Least 5
Ukraine's military claimed responsibility for a strike on an electronics manufacturing plant in Voronezh, Russia, reportedly killing at least five people. The targeted facility allegedly produces electronic components for the Russian armed forces.
Ukraine's military claimed responsibility for striking an electronics manufacturing plant in Voronezh, Russia, stating the facility produces components for the Russian armed forces. The full extent of damage and specific components targeted were not immediately detailed by Ukrainian officials.
Crimea Bans Children’s Summer Camps After Major Ukrainian Attack
Crimean authorities have banned all children's summer camps across the annexed peninsula due to escalating Ukrainian air attacks and resulting infrastructure damage. The decision follows a major Ukrainian strike that caused significant disruption, exacerbating existing power outages and fuel shortages on the peninsula.
Ukrainian Strikes on Russian-Annexed Crimea Kill 4, Pause Fuel Sales
Ukraine stated it conducted strikes targeting military and energy facilities in Russian-annexed Crimea, resulting in four fatalities and a temporary halt in fuel sales. This operation represents one of the most significant attacks on the peninsula in recent months, according to Ukrainian officials.
A Russian missile strike on Kharkiv on [VERIFY: date of strike] killed one civilian and wounded nine others, according to Ukrainian emergency services. The attack occurred two days after Ukraine conducted its largest drone assault of the war targeting Moscow.
Russia and Ukraine Exchange Remains of Over 550 Fallen Soldiers
Russia and Ukraine conducted a remains exchange on an unspecified date, with Ukraine receiving 522 bodies of its soldiers and Russia receiving 33. State Duma lawmaker Shamsail Saraliyev reported the figures, indicating a humanitarian effort between the two warring nations.
Ukraine Sets Major Oil Refinery Ablaze in Largest-Ever Drone Attack on Moscow
Ukrainian drones struck the Gazprom Neft-operated Moscow Refinery, located south of the capital, on January 21, 2024. Mayor Sergei Sobyanin confirmed that several drones hit the facility, causing a significant fire at Russia's largest oil refinery.
Crimea Bans Nighttime Motorcycle Riding for Allegedly Disrupting Air Defense Forces
Crimean authorities have banned nighttime motorcycle and scooter riding, effective from 8:00 p.m., citing disruptions to air defense forces. The measure aims to prevent potential interference with military operations in the region.
Ukrainian Drone Attacks Spark Fires at Moscow Refinery and Krasnodar Region Fuel Depot
Ukraine launched drone attacks targeting a refinery in Moscow and a fuel depot in the Krasnodar region overnight, causing fires at both locations. President Zelensky described the strikes as a 'just response' to Russia's continued attacks and invasion.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes in Tula Region Kill 3 as Russian Barrage Sets Historic Kyiv Monastery Ablaze
Ukrainian drone strikes in Russia's Tula region reportedly killed three people on Sunday. Meanwhile, Russia's military claimed its forces targeted Ukrainian defense companies, disputing claims that its barrage set the historic Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery ablaze.
