Last month, Ukraine managed to liberate more land than Russia seized – the first time Moscow suffered a net loss of territory since Ukraine’s 2024 Kursk incursion.

The Trump administration allowed a waiver that encouraged more Russian crude sales to lapse, even as the Iran war stokes concerns about global oil supplies and higher fuel costs.

According to a post by the popular FighterBomber Telegram channel, Russia has started the taxi trials of a twin-seat variant of the Su-57, with a new cockpit reminiscent of the Su-30 Flanker. Claims emerged on May 16,

Poland's military guards its Belarus border against what officials call a Russian-backed hybrid warfare campaign using migrants to destabilize NATO.

The developments mean that there are now at least 20 tankers being used to ferry LNG from sanctioned Russian projects, according to tracking data.

Russian intelligence uses low-level recruits and online platforms like Telegram for espionage tasks FSB and GRU employ "disposable" proxies for surveillance, sabotage, and attacks in Europe and the UK Vulnerable individuals and petty criminals are recruited for operations including arson and railway damage Former CIA agent Sean Wiswesser has opened up about how Russian intelligence services allegedly rely on modern “tradecraft” and low-level recruits to conduct espionage operations in the United Kingdom and Europe.

As the Russia-Ukraine war has continued for the past five years, an analysis revealed that Russia suffered ‘small but sustained territorial losses; for the first time since October 2023

Cuba has also discussed plans to use drones to attack US targets such as the naval base at Guantanamo Bay, according to Axios news outlet.