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Russia's relentless long-range assault on Ukraine's second city is being paired with a "coordinated information operation" to panic residents
By: David Brennan
Russia's relentless long-range assault on Ukraine's second city is being paired with a "coordinated information operation" to panic residents and their compatriots elsewhere, the Institute for the Study of War ( ISW ) has said.
Russian troops have forced a new salient on the eastern front, west of the captured city of Avdiivka.
By: David Brennan
Russian forces are continuing to edge forwards on the battlefield outside of Avdiivka, the eastern Ukrainian fortress city that fell to Moscow's units in February after almost two years of tough fighting.
Ukraine's military reported another 1,040 Russian troops "eliminated" between Wednesday and Thursday, which if accurate would make that
Advocates of further Israeli settlement in the occupied Palestinian West Bank are again risking U.S. ire , as Israel's multifront war against Hamas and other regional militant groups—plus Iran—continues.
By: David Brennan, Yevgeny Kuklychev
The ExpoElectronica conference is a prime annual opportunity for Russia's most advanced tech companies to make deals with the country's decision-makers; including those in the powerful security and military sectors.
Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian has added his voice to the criticism of the U.S. law-enforcement crackdown on pro-Palestinian demonstrations on college campuses across the country.
Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) has claimed the destruction of a Russian Ka-32 multirole helicopter at the Ostafyevo airfield outside the city of Moscow.
Five of the 31 tanks provided to Ukraine since January 2023 are believed to have been destroyed by Russian forces.
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