Articles tagged "Turkey"

Why culture matters during war -- Ukraine concerned about Americans' alleged back-channel diplomacy with Russia -- Military allege Russia prepares to export stolen grain from occupied Ukraine to China -- Russian forces prepare for possible hostilities in Crimea -- Zelensky, Dutch PM discuss F-16 training for Ukrainian pilots -- and more

Russia may threaten nuclear plant sabotage to prevent Ukrainian counteroffensive -- Prigozhin accuses Russian army of attacking Wagner -- Rostov Oblast governor asks residents to stay calm as media reports administrative buildings seized in city of Rostov -- Kremlin spokesperson says Putin aware of situation with Prigozhin, Russian media report 'panic in presidential office' -- and more

Czech president says Ukraine shouldn't rush counteroffensive -- Wagner a ‘shadow of what it once was’: Russia security expert on the rage of mercenary boss Prigozhin -- Ukrainian intelligence warns of Victory Day provocations by Russia -- German general, expresses hope for fighter aircraft -- and more

ICC prosecutor says Russia treats children like spoils of war -- Russia strikes Odesa with missiles -- China shipping drones to Russia worth millions -- Evidence suggests Putin has not been able to secure no-limits bilateral partnership with China -- and more

Ukraine needs more advanced aircraft than MiG-29s -- Celebrated tank brigade braces for harder battles in Donbas -- ICC issues arrest warrant for Putin, Russia's Bakhmut offensives lowest since January -- Several EU countries to sign deal to send artillery shells to Ukraine -- and more

Belarus Defense Ministry conducting combat readiness measures -- Stakes of Russia's war stretch far beyond Ukraine -- Russian military attempting to exhaust Ukrainian resources -- Ukraine 'deeply concerned' over joint naval drills of Russia, China and South Africa -- -- and more

Iran modifies its drones supplied to Russia to inflict maximum damage on Ukraine's energy infrastructure -- Long-range weapons, fighter jets for Ukraine seems resolvable -- Kremlin continues to prepare defense industrial base for a protracted war -- Our readers’ questions about the war, answered -- Several European countries ready to provide Ukraine with fighter jets -- EU calls on Russia to stop ‘absurd' claims of victimhood in war against Ukraine -- and more

Arming Ukraine won’t escalate war. Reluctance to do so will -- Ukraine's intelligence denies Russian claims of substantial success east -- Russian Gazprom to create its own private military company -- Nordic countries oppose Russian, Belarusian athletes’ Olympics participation -- Netherlands, Denmark to join Germany in sending Leopard 1 battle tanks to Ukraine -- and more

Kharkiv Oblast's hospital catches fire following Russian shelling -- Russia shells Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, damaging houses, civilian infrastructure -- Ukrainian forces hit 13 Russian military positions -- Intelligence says Russia may mobilize up to 500,000 troops -- and more

Dnipro Russian missile strike; 20 people killed, 73 injured -- Moldovan Interior Ministry: Missile debris found in border region -- Russia's morning missile attack damages 28 residential buildings in Kyiv Oblast -- Russia cancels prisoner exchange planned for Jan. 14 -- Russia preparing for long-term war -- and more

Retired US general: Ukraine's partners must "stop holding themselves back" with weapons deliveries -- Battle for Soledar near Bakhmut continues as Russia aims to cut supply routes for Ukraine -- All potential conscripts banned from leaving Russia -- Belarus may have created Wagner-like private military company -- and more

For those who say that 'we want peace, negotiations', we always say that we already went through it with Hitler -- Russia places Grad rocket launchers next to Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reactor -- Kremlin has likely not abandoned its maximalist goals in Ukraine despite Dmitry Peskov’s comments on Russian territorial objectives -- Turkish company to supply Ukraine with electricity via Romania, Moldova -- and more