Ukraine

Iran Has Supplied Russia With Hundreds of Ballistic Missiles: US Sources

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After a pause of many weeks in which Ukrainian forces were lulled into a sense of false relief, and rumors swirled that Russian Federation forces had run out of missiles and even Geranium kamikaze drones, Moscow has restarted its relentless campaign of air raids with almost daily massive attacks, including some of the heaviest of the whole war.

“Not Advanced Cyber Masterminds”: DOJ Indicts Five Russian GRU Officers and a Civilian for Hacks Into Ukrainian Critical Infrastructure and US Federal Systems

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  Today, in the US District of Maryland, the US Department of Justice announced that they have indicted five GRU officers and a civilian for “conspiring to hack [the] Ukrainian Government.” In an unsealed indictment, the five officers and civilian, who were living in Russia and allegedly working for Unit 29155 of the Russian Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU), were charged with conspiracy to commit computer intrusion and wire fraud conspiracy.  The civilian individual charged was already under indictment for conspiracy to commit computer intrusion, but now has been charged with wire fraud conspiracy as well.

NATO Takes On China

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Commentary During the NATO Summit in Washington on July 10, member nations became irreversibly involved in countering communist China’s adventurism around the world by declaring and identifying Beijing as the enabler and sustainer of Russia.

Zelensky Attempts To Approach Trump Team – Throws Biden Under the Bus – Keeps a Firm Façade Against Inevitable Territorial Losses in Peace With Russia

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While the Ukrainian situation in the battlefield keeps getting from bad to worse, and in the aftermath of Joe Biden’s resigning from the Presidential race, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his team have to re-caliber their approach to the bilateral relations with the US, without which they can’t continue their disastrous war effort.

TWO-FACED ZELENSKY: Floats End of ‘Hot Stage’ of War in 2024, While Insisting for Permission To Shoot Long-Range Western Missiles Into Russian Territory

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While the Russian Federation are taking up territory with a speed that makes it incredibly hard to even enumerate the towns and villages conquered, and with the main defense lines in the vital Donetsk region seemingly about to crumble, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky keeps on unabated with his foreign trips asking for more money, weapons, planes, missiles – the works.

New British PM Keir Starmer Denies Having Authorized Ukraine to Fire Long-Range Storm Shadow Missiles Inside Russian Territory

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The new British Prime Minister had his debut in high-stakes international affairs with his participation in the NATO summit celebration celebrating 75 years of the Western defense alliance – and immediately had to dispel rumors that his government would have authorized Ukraine to use Storm Shadows long-range missiles to strike inside Russia.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico Makes First Public Appearance Since Assassination Attempt, Blasts Liberals and Supports Orbán’s Peace Initiative

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Almost two months after suffering an assassination attempt, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico still suffers from frail health – but, in his first public appearance, he showed that his spirit is still fiery strong, as he delivered a speech slamming liberal ideologies and supporting Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán’s peace initiative.

Ukraine May Default on Massive Debt as Early as August

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Under pressure in various sectors of the frontline, with its power plants and energy grid under relentless attacks, and trying to find a peace proposal that would keep it from losing 20 per cent of its former territory for good, Ukraine is also under financial threat, as concerning news arise over its debt restructuring efforts.