Latvian pro-Russian politician Aleksejs Roslikovs, who has been charged with inciting hatred, has fled to Belarus. At a press ...
Military conflict has long defined the history of the world, helping draw borders, advance technologies, and giving rise to ...
CCTV cameras, informants, a state‑mandated app tracking who people call and what they read. And Russian forces - including ...
According to the Ukrainian Air Force Command, Russia used 90 missiles and 600 drones, whilst the attack itself comprised ...
China needs the capability to shoot down low-earth-orbit Starlink satellites and defend tanks and helicopters against ...
At Putin’s post-parade press conference, a reporter for the state television channel Rossiya asked Putin to comment on ...
With the Russia-Ukraine war now in its fourth year, MINA ADEL looks at how Ukraine is rewriting air warfare and what a ...
Opinion
Inside Putin’s digital prison: How Russia uses phones, fear and informants to crush occupied Ukraine
Russia is turning occupied parts of Ukraine into a “digital prison state” where civilians are controlled through surveillance, fear and propaganda, an expert has warned.
Oreshnik was only a small part of the air raid – how Russia attacked and what it did differently to break through air defences. Russia used this medium-range ballistic missile for the third time since ...
Ukraine’s drone attacks on Moscow suggest the pressures sustaining Putin’s war machine are becoming harder to contain.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces executed a highly structured campaign against critical Russian military logistics, striking the primary export infrastructure at the Tamanneftegaz oil terminal in ...
Russian forces launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine from the north, south and east in the early hours of 24 February.
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