Politics

Top Russian senator ruled out abducting Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky

Top Russian senator Valentina Matviyenko said Moscow would not resort to abducting or assassinating Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky

Is the EU interfering in Bulgaria’s upcoming election?

The EU and Bulgarian government are seemingly conspiring to tilt an election against Rumen Radev, using the same censorship tools deployed against Viktor Orban in Hungary

Kiev's brutal forced mobilization is causing outrage among Ukrainians

Ukrainian forced mobilization campaign triggers anger and division as desertions mount and the military faces a growing manpower crisis

US lost two jets during strikes on Iran, with rescue efforts ongoing

A US F-15E fighter jet and an A-10 were downed by Iranian fire, with a rescue operation underway

Russian troops liberate seven communities in Ukraine operation over week

Russia’s Battlegroup North inflicted more than 1,535 casualties on Ukrainian troops and destroyed eight enemy armored combat vehicles in its areas of responsibility over the week, the Defense Ministry reported

EU may turn into very hostile military alliance for Russia, worse than NATO

The deputy head of the Russian Security Council that said until now the Russian rhetoric about EU membership had been restrained and calm in relation to all neighbors, even to Ukraine