The Latest Breaking News from Moscow

Russian strikes kill 2 in Ukraine after Moscow rejects German calls to de-escalate

Russian strikes on Ukraine have killed at least two people overnight into Sunday, officials said

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Swiss reject plan to adopt stricter form of neutrality that would rule out NATO cooperation

Swiss voters on Sunday voted against a proposal that would have imposed a more restrictive form of neutrality on the Alpine country, preventing it from levelling sanctions without UN backing or joining military alliances except when under direct attack. Switzerland's centuries-long tradition of "armed neutrality" has not prevented the government…

France 24 · Sep 27

Russia's Foreign Minister Promises UN That Russia Will Fight On As Ukraine Continues Attacks On Russian Oil Refineries.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov told delegates that Moscow's "fight" would be "seen through to the end" on the same day that Ukraine confirmed further missile strikes on Russian oil refineries.

International Business Times · Sep 26

Ukraine war briefing: Russian attacks force closure of Ukraine’s largest steelmaker

Closure another blow to Ukraine’s steel sector, as Zelenskyy warns Moscow is expanding its targets to include ‘daily life’. What we know on day 1,676

The Guardian - AU · Sep 26

College Founded by 'Christian Nationalist' Pastor Claims Religious Discrimination by Zoning Officials

New Saint Andrews College says Moscow, Idaho, officials are imposing special restrictions out of animus against the college's founder, Doug Wilson.

Reason · Sep 25

Sweden and Finland scramble fighter jets to intercept group of Russian warplanes in first joint operation

Swedish prime minister Ulf Kristersson said the Baltic Sea has ‘never been better protected’ by Nato jets

The Independent UK · Sep 25

NATO-Russia Tensions Keep Escalating. Danish Intelligence Now Warned Moscow Could Attack In The Coming Months.

Copenhagen said there is a "low but growing risk" of such an action, which could involve isolated strikes against infrastructure used to help Ukraine.

International Business Times · Sep 25

Finland and Sweden scramble Quick Reaction Alert jets to intercept Russian aircraft

European countries have been on high alert for any Russian interference, with fears that Moscow could target Kyiv's Western backers as the Kremlin's invasion of Ukraine drags on into its fifth year.

Euronews · Sep 25

NATO on High Alert as Danish Intel Claims Russia Could Hit Neighbouring Nations 'Soon'

Denmark's intelligence service says Russia could target a neighbouring NATO country in the coming months, but stresses that a full-scale invasion remains highly unlikely and no attack is imminent.

International Business Times UK · Sep 24

CIA Warned European Allies That Russia Could Target Them With Drone Attacks: Report

The warning comes weeks after CIA Director John Ratcliffe made an unusual trip to Moscow in late August.

International Business Times · Sep 24