Articles tagged "disinformation"

Russian military executes 6 Ukrainian POWs in Donetsk Oblast -- Russia launches record number of drones in October -- ‘Trump wants to do everything he can to help Putin,’ McCain Institute head says -- Bomb threats across multiple states traced to Russian email domains -- and more

No confidentiality between partners; Zelensky calls out White House over Tomahawk missiles leak -- Ukraine produces 20 Bohdana howitzers per month -- Chechnya drone strike: Kadyrov claims to use Ukrainian POWs as human shields -- Historian on the past, present and future of Russia's colonialism -- and more

Ukraine expands long-range drone strikes target list, alcohol now on the menu -- 'That's what they do' says Trump's running mate Vance brushes off Russian election interference -- NATO chief confirms North Korean troops deployed in Russia's Kursk Oblast -- North Korea's current arms sales to Russia estimated at up to $5.5 billion -- and more

Key hospital targeted by Russian missile attack in Dnipro, kills 5, injures 21, including children -- Ukraine forced to fight against North Korea in Europe -- The little-known obstacle to Ukraine's mobilization effort [Vblog] -- Moscow funneled $39 million into Moldova ahead of presidential election in attempt to influence results -- and more

Satellite images show expansion at Soviet-era bio-weapons lab (biological weapons research) in Russia -- Elon Musk has been in contact with Putin, Russian officials since 2022, WSJ reports -- How Russia attempted to steal Moldovan election, referendum, and what comes next -- Russian drone hits apartment building in Kyiv, killing several -- and more

Russia detains 18 North Korean soldiers who left positions in Kursk Oblast -- As Russian tank losses in Ukraine pass 9,000, here's what you need to know -- We asked 5 Ukrainian soldiers about North Korean troops fighting for Moscow -- Is NATO ready for war with Russia? -- and more

Ukraine's new 'Sting' drone designed to hunt Shaheds -- Ukraine says it struck airfield and 'largest explosives factory' in Russia -- Scattered bombing around city of Kharkiv indicates terrorism of local, civilian, population -- Navalny's prison diaries to be published posthumously this week -- 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

Russia responsible for 80% of foreign influence operations in the world -- Oil depot in occupied Crimea's Feodosia burning for 4th day after Ukraine's strike -- Ukraine confirms strike on Russian airbase in North Caucasus housing Su-34, Su-27 jets -- JD Vance’s neutrality pitch for Ukraine is a shortcut to Putin’s next invasion -- and more

Putin used then-President Trump's animus toward Ukraine to undermine US support, NYT reports -- Ukrainian artifacts stolen by Russia appearing on black markets -- Oil depot on fire in Crimea's Feodosia following drone attack -- Lithuania confiscates military goods from Kaliningrad-Moscow trains, gives them to Ukraine -- and more

Russia attacking Kursk Oblast settlements with no Ukrainian troops present -- Moldova uncovers $15 million Russian-backed plot to influence upcoming elections with bribes, disinformation -- Ukraine receives over one-third of pledged shells from Czech initiative -- Part of Ukraine's Donetsk Oblast to lack water supply for indefinite period -- Ukrainian drones strike Russian airfield in Voronezh Oblast -- and more

49% of Russians support withdrawal of troops from Ukraine, poll says -- Ukraine's strike on Russian arms depot destroyed up to 3 months' worth of ammunition, Estonian military intelligence head says -- Ukraine approves new domestic-made all-terrain amphibious vehicle Takha -- Ukraine restricts Telegram use for government, military, critical infrastructure -- American pro-Kremlin fighter tortured to death by Russian soldiers, Russian investigators say -- and more