Articles tagged "Slovakia"

Ukraine needs ATACMS missiles to stop Russian terror -- Russia continues conducting offensives in 3 areas -- Russia keeps 3 Kalibr cruise missile carriers in Black Sea -- Russia concentrating forces along southern front -- Large explosion reported at military plant in Iran -- and more

Russia attacks Ukraine with missiles on Jan. 26 -- Russia planning new offensives, Ukraine needs more weapons -- Leopard tanks to arrive in Ukraine within 3 months -- Russian forces intensify assault in direction of Bakhmut, Vuhledar -- UNESCO places Odesa on endangered World Heritage sites list -- and more

Ukrainian blood is the price of hesitation over Leopard tank supplies -- Ukraine confirms Russian offensive attempts in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- 'Invasion from Belarus' part of Russia’s psy-ops -- Fire reported at Russian oil depot -- Baltic countries' foreign ministers call on Germany to immediately deliver Leopard tanks to Ukraine -- and more

Waterboarding, electrocution and a kidnapped son: Ex-general tells of torture in Kherson -- Iran plans to send missiles to Russia despite Western pressure -- Russia built nearly 400 cruise missiles since February -- Ukrainian troops may be preparing for their fourth counteroffensive -- Russia trying to overwhelm Europe with new refugee wave -- -- and more

For those who say that 'we want peace, negotiations', we always say that we already went through it with Hitler -- Russia places Grad rocket launchers next to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reactor -- Kremlin has likely not abandoned its maximalist goals in Ukraine despite Dmitry Peskov’s comments on Russian territorial objectives -- Turkish company to supply Ukraine with electricity via Romania, Moldova -- and more

Russia's Wagner Group recruits prisoners in Africa to fight against Ukraine -- IAEA to strengthen its presence in all of Ukraine’s nuclear power plants -- Ukraine registers nearly 48,000 alleged Russian war crimes -- US considers recognizing Russian mercenary Wagner Group terrorist organization -- and more

Putin continues to reject idea of Ukrainian sovereignty -- Ukraine accuses Russia of illegal construction at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, asks IAEA to inspect it -- Ukrainian military slowly advancing in Luhansk Oblast -- US launches program to prevent weapons from being acquired by Russia -- and more

Crimean Bridge explosion result of conflict between Russian military, law enforcement -- Sevastopol occupation government introduces rationing, cancels it in an hour -- Russian proxies to illegally deport children from occupied parts of Kherson Oblast to Crimea, Russian regions -- Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant resorts to diesel generators due to Russian shelling -- and more

Russian forces strike Zaporizhzhia with nearly dozen S-300 anti-aircraft missiles, damage infrastructure -- Public criticism to increase in Russia if Ukraine liberates more territory -- Ukrainian counteroffensive success is not limited to Lyman -- Bodies of 5 civilians who tried to flee Russian occupation found in Kharkiv Oblast -- Three European nations to finance production of 16 Slovak howitzers for Ukraine -- and more

Russian fleeing mobilization could apply for asylum in Germany -- Russian government plans to mobilize 1 million people against Ukraine -- Russian troops stage 'terrorist attack' in Melitopol to blame Ukraine -- Putin gives directions to generals in the field himself -- Slovak Defense Ministry: Mobilization will lead to Putin's end -- and more

Discussion on EU entry ban for Russian travellers expanding daily -- Ukrainian partisans damage railway bridge near Melitopol -- Russia's priority likely to reinforce in southern Ukraine amid counteroffensive threats -- 42 countries urge Russia to withdraw troops from Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant -- and more

Russian army command leaves Kherson -- Ukraine has defeated one-fifth of Russian military units involved in war -- Russian troops shell nuclear plant to cut off Ukraine from energy -- Russian forces shelled a kindergarten, school, over 90 houses in Donetsk Oblast on Aug. 12 -- and more