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Russia
Explosions and fires reported in at least seven regions, according to Ukrainian and Russian Telegram channels. Key facilities hit, causing fires and disruptions to air travel across affected areas.
8h ago
US
Philip Morris International led the list, paying $220 million, followed by PepsiCo ($135 million), Mars ($99 million), and others such as Procter & Gamble, Mondelez, Citigroup, and Cargill.
1d ago
Germany
On Sunday police spotted up to 10 unmanned aerial vehicles flying in a secured military zone in Manching
1d ago
Russia
However, recent reports and analysis suggest that Moscow is progressing in drone navigation and guidance, potentially with onboard artificial intelligence (AI).
2d ago
Russia
A UTair flight from Moscow to Dubai had to make an emergency landing back at Moscow’s Vnukovo Airport on Saturday, Jan. 11.
2d ago
Putin
Putin awarded Corporal Andrei Grigoryev the Hero of Russia medal after a widely posted video showed him violently killing a Ukrainian opponent in hand-to-hand combat.
2d ago
Russia
Russia launched over 70 drones at Ukraine, damaging farm buildings, institutions, homes, and vehicles across seven regions, Ukrainian authorities reported.
Jan. 11
US
The US Treasury Department designed over 180 ships and Russian oil majors Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas, fulfilling “the G7 commitment to reduce Russian revenues from energy.”
Jan. 11
Ukraine
Canadian Member of Parliament Yvan Baker emphasizes that supporting Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression is a matter of vital national security for Canada, the US, and all NATO countries.
Jan. 10
Russia
Ukrainian forces targeted a Russian drone and ammunition warehouse in the Rostov region, causing powerful explosions and secondary detonations.
Jan. 10
Russia
Serbia’s Chief of the General Staff said Belgrade was forced to cancel several military contracts with Russia because of the impact of sanctions on Moscow’s ability to honor them.
Jan. 10
Russia
Acetone is a chemical solvent that is highly flammable and explosive. Its fumes can cause dizziness, nausea, and breathing problems.
Jan. 10
Russia
Russian propagandist Margarita Simonyan stated that her husband, Tigran Keosayan, experienced clinical death and is in a coma. Rumors link it to a Ukraine intel operation.
Jan. 9
Russia
Critics worry about the criminalization of legitimate activities and freedom of speech.
Jan. 9
War in Ukraine
Cut off from decades of virtually free energy from Moscow, authorities have been forced to shut factories, close schools and encourage locals to collect firewood to heat their stoves.
Jan. 9
In their ongoing attempt to destroy Ukraine’s economy, the Kremlin may be prioritizing locations that have mineral resources Kyiv could use as an incentive for more Western aid.
Jan. 8