Articles tagged "Canada"

Russia behind recent bomb threats at Czech, Slovak schools, Czech intelligence chief says -- How Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has endured over 1,000 attacks in 1,000 days of full-scale war -- Long-range strikes can help push Russia toward peace, US official says -- Severed internet cables raise suspicion of sabotage in Baltic Sea -- and more

North Korea receiving cash, food, space technology from Russia in return for soldiers -- As Russian losses in Ukraine pass 700,000, the Kremlin runs low on non-mobilization options -- Russia distributes manual for digging mass graves to soldiers -- Ukraine, Lithuania to produce drones, electronic warfare -- and more

Kyiv appeals to UN, Red Cross after reports of Russian soldiers murdering civilians in Selydove -- To protect Taiwan, help Ukraine defeat Russia, former UK defense secretary says -- Georgian elections accompanied by vote buying, intimidation, European monitors say -- Russia transporting North Korean troops to front lines in civilian trucks -- and more

Ukraine braces for winter freeze amid potential Russian strikes targeting nuclear power -- Why the Baltic States fear Russia's Kaliningrad exclave -- EU demands investigation of Roshchyna's death, condemns abuses against journalists -- NATO to rethink alliance's relationship with Russia for first time in decades -- and more

3 Red Cross employees killed, 2 injured in Russian attack on Donetsk Oblast -- Further Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure could lead to dangerous nuclear risks, Bloomberg reports -- US foreign agent rules can't keep pace with Russian propaganda -- Kursk counteroffensive: Will Russia push Ukraine out of its turf? -- and more

We asked weapons experts to review Ukraine's two new drone innovations -- Russian troops apparently kill surrendering Ukrainian soldiers near Pokrovsk -- Notorious Russian military intelligence unit carrying out cyber attacks on Western countries -- Russia preparing new mass attacks on Ukraine's energy system -- and more

Morning in Sudzha: Inside Ukrainian-occupied Russia as Kursk operation continues -- Kremlin trying to convince public that Ukrainian troops on Russian soil is 'new normal -- US investigates American commentators with ties to Russian state TV -- Georgia's ruling party to seek constitutional ban of chief opposition party -- Ukraine air defense pledges from some NATO countries not being fulfilled, Bloomberg reports -- and more

[video] How drones are shaking up the air war in Ukraine -- UN representative in Ukraine reports torture of Ukrainian POWs in Russian captivity -- 10 days of Ukraine's Kursk incursion from first shot to dozens of settlements captured -- Nordic, Baltic countries express concern to EU over Hungary's easing of entry rules for Russians -- and more

Russia will be soon forced to scale down attacks, Ukrainian commander says -- Kyiv uncovers suspected Russian agent network planning civilian infrastructure sabotage in Ukraine, Europe -- Cyberattack on Russian banks, telecoms continues into third day -- Hong Kong shell companies facilitate Russian sanctions evasion, NYT reports -- and more

Document reveals why Russia keeps accidentally bombing itself -- Russia attacks Myrhorod military airfield, official confirms 'some losses' -- Energy situation in Ukraine expected to improve in August -- Explosions rock occupied Crimea, smoke over Balaklava reported -- and more

Russian troops beheaded Ukrainian soldier in Donetsk Oblast -- Ukraine to receive Frankenstein air defense tank from Rheinmetall -- Strikes inside Russia: It works, just as we expected -- Ukraine gradually pushing Russian troops out of Kharkiv Oblast -- China's support for Russia's war machine "has to stop" -- and more

Ukraine This Week [Vlog]: Su-57s, foreign mercenaries, and an internet rumor -- China likely skipped Ukraine's peace summit at Putin's request -- Ghana president says Africa 'greatest victim' of Russian invasion's consequences outside Europe -- Russia overtook US in May as leading gas supplier to Europe, FT reports -- and more