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During his visit to Kiev, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine worth around 1 billion euros, which will include long-range weapons and strike drones, as well as a further 350 million euros to support the energy…
Russian forces struck a cargo ship in the port of Yuzhny in the Odessa Region that was delivering supplies for the Ukrainian army, the Russian Defense Ministry reported. “Today, the Russian military continued strikes by unmanned aerial vehicles against Ukraine’s port infrastructure and vessels involved in delivering military cargo to Ukraine. As a result of the strikes, a cargo vessel delivering supplies intended to…
The Yemeni army intends to restore state control over all provinces of the country as part of the operation it has begun, Yemen’s Deputy Defense Minister Samir Al-Sabri said in an interview with Al Jazeera. According to him, “This is a strategic military…
The Yemeni army intends to restore state control over all provinces of the country as part of the operation it has begun, Yemen’s Deputy Defense Minister Samir Al-Sabri said in an interview with Al Jazeera. According to him, “This is a strategic military operation against the Houthi militia (members of the Yemeni rebel movement ‘Ansar Allah’—TASS). We are striving to restore state authority over all of Yemen’s…
People like Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Intelligence Chief Martin Jaeger are trying to drag Germans into a confrontation with Russia, Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told TASS. The diplomat drew attention to Jaeger’s statement that he allegedly sees a risk of violent confrontation between Germany and Russia.
The number of high schools affected by protests in France has decreased by 27%, according to data from the country’s Education Ministry cited by Le Figaro. Protests affected 413 educational institutions in France as of Monday morning. Video: TASS/Reuters
🗣 Key takeaways from statements by Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, October 5: ▪The Russian Foreign Ministry and the Russian Defense Ministry warned of the dangers of operating embassies in Kiev; the decision is now up to the states themselves ▪The Russian military will continue its work regardless of countries’ decisions on embassies in Kiev ▪Russia is retaliating for the Kiev regime’s move to expand the…
Russian Press Review, October 5: The latest threats from Vladimir Zelensky could provoke a tougher response from Russia, while the White House appoints an AI czar. Meanwhile, Greece and Germany call for an audit of assistance to Ukraine. These stories topped Monday's newspaper headlines across Russia. ▪Izvestia: Zelensky’s decisions could doom Ukraine to tougher response from Russia ▪Kommersant: White House installs…
Russia will continue to provide humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated. “The next shipment is expected to arrive in Afghanistan within the next month or two,” the top diplomat said at the opening of the Moscow Format Consultations on Afghanistan at the level of special representatives and senior officials.
Japan will continue to follow its course to “resolve the territorial issue” and conclude a peace treaty with Russia despite the current difficult state of bilateral relations, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said in her policy speech opening the parliamentary session. “We will maintain the government’s course of resolving the territorial issue and concluding a peace treaty,” Takaichi noted, once again…
❕Key takeaways from statements by Russia’s Nuclear Corporation Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev: ▪Ukrainian forces attacked two facilities at the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) overnight, including a radioactive waste processing facility, but there was no threat to nuclear safety ▪A driver delivering food to ZNPP personnel was killed in a Ukrainian drone strike on Sunday ▪Ukrainian forces have been systematically…
France has become “Europe’s weakest link” during Macron’s presidency, Bloomberg reports. Macron’s political movement is likely to effectively fade away after he leaves office in 2027. His promised economic revolution has done little to transform France’s economy, where government spending has traditionally played a major role.
