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Ukraine claims 'successful' strike on 2 Russian ships ferrying weapons, equipment through Kerch Strait
Ukraine's military intelligence agency described both ships as a "key part" of Russia's Kerch ferry service.
'Serious breach' — Russian drone crosses into Moldova during mass strike on Ukraine
"Russia's war against Ukraine threatens... the safety of our citizens," Moldovan Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi said.
What Trump's 'jackpot for Putin' move on Russian oil sanctions means
The United States issued a temporary license on March 12 allowing countries to purchase Russian oil currently stranded at sea in an effort to stabilize global energy prices, the U.S. Treasury Department announced. The decision marks a major shift in Washington's sanctions enforcement strategy. Washington had previously framed potential sanctions relief as leverage to push Russia toward concessions in negotiations to end its full-scale war against Ukraine. Now, however, the geopolitical shock
Russia sentences 5 Ukrainian POWs to 15–18 years over 2024 Kursk incursion
The rulings mark the latest in the ongoing prosecutions of Ukrainian servicemembers held in Russian captivity following Kyiv's cross-border operation in August 2024.
Ukraine confirms drone strike on major southern Russian oil refinery, key port
The strike damaged the refinery, allegedly due to falling drone debris, local authorities said.
Iran is building shadow state inside Georgia. I was interrogated for saying so
On March 7, 2026, a crowd of Georgian citizens gathered outside Iran's embassy in Tbilisi. They held aloft portraits of recently killed Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and chanted a pledge of obedience to the supreme leader of a foreign theocracy. A few blocks away, thousands of other Georgians continued the pro-European protests that have filled Rustaveli Avenue since the disputed November 2024 elections, demanding a new vote and a return to the Western path we fought for — and nearly died building. T
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Ukraine's state-owned oil and gas giant Naftogaz won a case against Russia's Gazprom in a Swiss court, paving the way for the Russian company to pay more than $1.4 billion in debt.
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