Animal rescuers have saved three cats from a residential building in Kyiv's Pecherskyi district that was damaged in a Russian combined attack on the capital on the night of 9-10 October. Source: Kyiv Animal Rescue Group Details: The group reported that the first cat was found almost at the epicentre…

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T. Nieva Madrid Friday, 10 October 2025, 10:06 US President Donald Trump has suggested expelling Spain from Nato over disagreements on increased defence spending, after Pedro Sánchez's government refused to reach 5% of GDP. In August this year, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization announced that…

Power engineers managed to restore power to all consumers in the Cherkasy region who lost power as a result of the night attack and reduce the volume of outages in the Kharkiv region, but emergency outages are still ongoing in Kyiv and seven regions, the Ministry of Energy has said. "Thanks to the…

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Overwhelmed by the buzzing nightlife of Khreshchatyk Street in central Kyiv, Stepan Radchenko, the despondent protagonist of Valerian Pidmohylnyi’s novel “The City,” looks up at the moon for solace and reminds himself: “The city must be conquered, not despised!” A defining novel of 20th-century…

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Prosecutors in Finland are appealing a lower court ruling that found that the nation does not have any legal jurisdiction over subsea infrastructure sabotage within its exclusive economic zone. The ruling brought a halt to the trial of three officers from the shadow fleet tanker Eagle S, which…

Hungary has agreed to ban Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies as part of a new package of Russian sanctions that are being prepared by the European Union. At a meeting of EU ambassadors, Budapest’s representative did not raise any objections to the ban on Russian LNG imports. Hungary had…

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Russia has around 2,500 tanks left in open storage Nearly all need expensive restoration—most are 50+ years old Russia is shifting back to mechanized warfare after catastrophic infantry losses Analysts warn the tank shortage could force strategic decisions by 2026 Russia has scraped down to its last…

The Dutch Navy escorted a damaged Russian submarine, the Novorossiysk, and its supporting tugboat, the Yakov Grebelskiy, through the North Sea on Thursday, the Ministry of Defense reported. The submarine, suffering from a fuel leak, was forced to remain on the surface. The vessel had been operating…

Estonia's Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) confirmed the decision to shut the road. Video released by the agency showed at least seven armed soldiers in camouflage standing on the Russian side of the border. Estonian officials reported more than ten soldiers were present in the area throughout…

News Commentary Half a dozen countries are experiencing an extraordinary surge in GPS disturbances. But collectively, we can blunt the harm of these dangerous tactics. Copy Link Copied Share via email Share on X Share on WhatsApp Share on LinkedIn Russia’s GPS interference poses an immediate and…

News Politics Russian citizens who failed to comply with Riga’s new immigration rules must leave by Oct. 13 or risk deportation. Copy Link Copied Share via email Share on X Share on WhatsApp Share on LinkedIn In May, Foreign Minister Baiba Braže urged EU countries to halt visa issuance to Russian…

At least 57 regions of Russia, i.e. more than half, have been experiencing fuel supply disruptions after Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries. Source: BBC News Russian, citing its own calculations Details: The problems were mainly observed at independent petrol stations. Advertisement: The…

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The jamming of Global Positioning System (GPS) navigational signals and communications was once mainly a terrestrial concern, but it's increasingly affecting satellite systems. One of the nations being impacted by jammers is Latvia. Recently confirmed through Latvia's Electronic Communications…

Decommissioned ambulances bring aid to Ukraine 8 hours ago Alex PopeNorthamptonshire Towcester Tove Benefice The ambulances arrived in Ukraine on Wednesday 8 October Two decommissioned NHS ambulances have travelled 1,350 miles (2,173km) to wartorn Ukraine packed full of donated medical and…

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Dozens of employees were fired from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) late on Friday, as the Trump Administration made good on its promise to begin mass firings in response to a prolonged government shutdown. The layoffs targeted leaders in departments related to respiratory…

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The Ukrainian company Wild Hornets, which produces drones for the Territorial Defense Forces, including STING interceptor drones, said that its UAVs have caused approximately $2B in damage to the Russian military. It is noted that this figure is based on data from open sources, so the actual…

Day 1,323 Today, as Moscow tightens restrictions on gas sales and mobile networks amid Ukraine’s escalating campaign against Moscow’s oil industry, reports emerge that Russian workers are being told to halt operations as “preemptive measures” against drone attacks. We also discuss Dom and Francis’s…

Military 08 October, 2025 16:49 Russia has proposed hosting joint naval exercises in the Caspian Sea in 2026, Report cites Russian media. The proposal was announced by Admiral Alexander Moiseyev, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, during a meeting in St. Petersburg with naval commanders from…

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Russian leader Vladimir Putin personally fears a ceasefire, as returning to full-scale war afterwards would be too difficult for the Kremlin. Source: Zelenskyy Quote: "It is not easy for them to move from a full-scale war to a ceasefire and then…

At 04:31 in the morning on October 4, 2025, Ukraine's Special Operations Forces carried out a successful strike against russian Grad small missile ship (hull number 575), a Project 21631 Buyan-M corvette. The attack took place on Onega Lake, in the Republic of Karelia, deep inside russian territory.…

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Landmines continue to be a big problem for Cambodia, where many rural areas are infected with explosives. Photo: AP News The United States has announced a new grant of 675,000 USD to support mine-clearing operations in Cambodia, continuing its long-standing collaboration with Norwegian People’s Aid…

Share on LinkedIn Share Send email Mail A drone optimized for a new mission. A development of a new tactic to employ unmanned systems. An advance in electronic warfare. Since the war in Ukraine began, these incremental innovations have offered the side that produces them a window of advantage—until…

The Russian stock market has suffered its biggest plunge in three years after stark statements from Russia's Foreign Ministry made it clear that hopes for an end to the war in Ukraine have all but vanished. Source: The Moscow Times, an independent Amsterdam-based news outlet Details: On Wednesday 8…

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said that Russian leadership has ordered its troops to urgently capture the city of Pokrovsk following Ukraine's successful counteroffensive and heavy Russian losses near Dobropillia in Donetsk Oblast. Source: Zelenskyy at a meeting with journalists, as reported by…

Almost 70% of Americans support US military assistance to Ukraine and increased sanctions pressure on Russia, with support among Republicans even higher. Source: results of a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll, data collected in the first days of October from over 2,400 registered voters, as reported by…

Tanker freight rates for shipping Urals crude from Russia’s western ports to India rose further in late September and early October, tracking a sharp increase in loadings last month, industry sources said. Indian refiners continue to buy Russian oil despite punitive U.S. tariffs on goods imported…

Ukraine has recovered two archaeological objects illegally exported to Australia – a temporal pendant from the 3rd millennium BC and a medieval arrowhead from the 12th-13th centuries, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. The Australian Border Service intercepted the items in October 2023 when…