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Russia conducts deadly missile, drone strikes on Kyiv after Zelensky warns of ‘massive attack’

Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv early Thursday, sparking fires, killing 17 people and injuring dozens, Ukrainian officials said, after President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Moscow was preparing a "massive attack".

France 24

Ukraine takes the war to Moscow: Why Kyiv unleashed its biggest attacks after G7 summit

Ukraine has launched its most extensive long-range drone campaign, targeting Russian oil refineries, fuel depots, and military infrastructure deep within its territory. This escalation follows G7 commitments to bolster Ukraine's air defenses and economic resilience. The strikes aim to disrupt Russia's war financing and logistics, with President Putin acknowledging temporary…

The Times of India

Ukraine strikes satellite centre in Moscow for second time in large overnight drone attack

Kyiv has widened its campaign of strikes deep behind enemy lines

The Independent UK

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Russia closes railway border crossings with Finland, Estonia and Latvia

In an unexpected move, Russia announced several railway border crossings with Finland, Estonia and Latvia to be “temporarily” shut down. Could this indicate an upcoming mobilisation in Russia as Moscow lacks troops for its ongoing all-out war against Ukraine?

Euronews

The secret lives of Ukraine's deep-strike drone team

Ukrainian soldiers conducting daring long-range drone attacks on Russia operate in extreme secrecy, living lives shrouded in anonymity. These operatives, targeting Russian military sites and oil refineries, face immense pressure to remain undetected, with strict rules preventing any public association or discussion of their missions. Their efforts aim to cripple…

The Economic Times

Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries plunge Russia into a summer fuel crisis

Lines are growing at Russian gas stations -- and so is the frustration and uncertainty as several months of Ukrainian attacks have set oil refineries ablaze and choked supplies for motorists across the vast country

The Independent UK

Putin Says Ukraine's Attacks Are Causing Fuel Shortages, But Insists Crisis Is 'Not Critical'

Putin admits Ukraine's attacks are causing fuel shortages across Russia for the first time, but insists the crisis is 'not critical' despite queues, rationing and disruptions.

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Ukraine strikes Russian satellite communications hub near Moscow again; Russia downs 419 drones

Ukraine has successfully targeted Russia's satellite communications center in Dubna for a second time, President Zelenskyy announced. This strike, over 500 kilometers from Ukraine's border, is part of Kyiv's strategy to cripple Russian military intelligence and coordination. Similar facilities in the Moscow and Vladimir regions have also been hit, intensifying…

The Times of India

Putin Rejects Ukraine Ceasefire Proposal, Says Russian Strikes Are 'More Destructive'

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected Ukraine's proposal to halt long-range strikes, citing strategic advantages. Both nations continue exchanging attacks, with negotiations remaining stalled.

International Business Times UK

On NATO's eastern flank: How Lithuania is strengthening its defences

Military exercises, a historic German deployment and sitting in Moscow's shadow: Lithuania's Chief of the Defence Staff tells Euronews why the country believes deterrence is its strongest defence.

Euronews

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Putin ordered army to plan new ways to capture Kyiv, says Ukrainian military chief

Putin evaluating scenarios of invading Kyiv from Belarus and Bryansk as he eyes Ukrainian capital once again

The Independent UK

War-Mad Putin Wildly Claims 'Everything Is Fine' as Russia Fractures Behind Closed Doors

Vladimir Putin's address at the United Russia Party Congress emphasised national unity and resilience amidst ongoing conflict and Western sanctions, reinforcing the Kremlin's narrative ahead of parliamentary elections.

International Business Times UK

'Russia might launch limited war against Nato within ... ': Dutch intel sounds alarm

A stark warning from Dutch defense intelligence suggests Russia might launch a limited military strike against a NATO member within a year of the Ukraine war's conclusion. This assessment, highlighting Russia's preparations for a prolonged European confrontation, echoes concerns from NATO's Secretary General. As Europe reassesses its security, the report…

The Times of India

Metro 2039 returns to Moscow's subway and the post-apocalyptic shooter's creepy roots

Opinion | Subterranean settings, faction-tied storytelling, and a Dark Ones reunion make this feel like 2033 all over again

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Euronews

Ukraine's battered energy grid braces for 'intense heat' as extreme temperatures head east

Russian drone and missile attacks have decimated Ukraine's energy network since Moscow invaded in February 2022, causing tens of billions of euros worth of damage and leading to frequent power outages.

The Times of India

Putin rejects Ukraine's truce proposal, vows to fight until Russia achieves territorial goals

President Putin firmly dismissed Ukraine's ceasefire request, insisting that military actions will persist until Donbas and Novorossiya are fully liberated. He pointed to Ukraine's troop shortages and the success of Russian offensive operations as justification for his stance. Despite recognizing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian targets, he maintained their limited…

The Guardian - UK

Putin admits Ukrainian drone strikes are driving Russian fuel shortages

President says attacks on infrastructure are causing ‘obvious’ problems but that they are ‘not critical’

Euronews

Putin admits oil deficit and adjusted fuel plans amid Ukrainian strikes on refineries

A fresh overnight Ukrainian assault set southern Russia’s major Sloviansk refinery on fire, killing one person.

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The Times of India

Fuel crunch in Russia: Putin admits 'certain shortage' as Ukrainian drone attacks batter Russia’s energy infrastructure

Russian President Vladimir Putin, on Sunday, acknowledged that sustained Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure have caused fuel shortages in several regions, while insisting the disruptions are manageable and vowing to continue Moscow's military campaign.

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: Putin expects US negotiators in Moscow; fuel rationing in Siberia as crisis bites

Russian president says he expects to host US representatives once Middle East crisis eases; Siberian region of Irkutsk sets 50-litre limit at state-run outlets. What we know on day 1,587

Bangkok Post

Putin acknowledges fuel shortages after Ukraine strikes

MOSCOW - Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the country was suffering from "a certain shortage" of fuel in an interview published by the Kremlin Sunday, after repeated Ukrainian strikes in their four-year war.

International Business Times UK

North Korea's Biggest Warship Yet Is a Floating Ad for Moscow's Wartime Alliance and Military Tech Transfers

North Korea has launched its largest warship, the Choe Hyon, amid claims of Russian technological support, signalling a strategic shift in its naval capabilities and military cooperation with Moscow.

France 24

Ukrainian strike ignites Russian oil refinery as Putin acknowledges 'difficult period'

Debris from downed Ukrainian drones sparked a blaze at a major oil refinery in Russia on Sunday, according to local authorities. This comes as Russian President Vladimir Putin said that his country was “going through a difficult period”. In recent months, Ukraine has stepped up its long-range attacks on Russian…

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine’s targets in Russia are fully justified

Letters: Strikes on oil refineries and energy facilities are not ‘morale bombing’, says Tim Dee-McCullough, while Dr Natalie Kopytko says such attacks save lives in Ukraine and Nathan Gabriel Wood decries a ‘false moral equivalency’ drawn between Russia and Ukraine

The Times of India

Putin admits 'problems' as Ukraine ramps up attacks deep inside Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that Russia is facing "problems" as Ukraine intensifies its long-range attacks deep inside Russian territory, while insisting that Moscow will secure its borders and overcome the growing challenges.

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