Russia, Ukraine and drone attacks
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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Moscow publishes list of sites in Europe and UK it could attack for helping Kyiv - Senior Russian official warns the 23 sites are ‘potential targets’ for an attack
Ukrainska Pravda on MSN
Czechia summons Russian ambassador after Moscow issues threats over joint drone production with Ukraine
Czechia has summoned the Russian ambassador after Moscow made veiled threats to several European countries regarding joint drone production with Ukraine. Source: Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs; European Pravda Details: The Czech Foreign Ministry said Foreign Minister Petr Macinka decided on 16 April to summon Russia's ambassador in Prague to
Russia-linked hackers broke into more than 170 email accounts belonging to prosecutors and investigators across Ukraine during the last several
Russia has unleashed a massive drone and missile barrage on civilian areas of Ukraine and is stepping up ground attacks along the front.
Russia's top officials have outlined numerous proposals to President Vladimir Putin on how to kick-start the war economy after he scolded them for what amounts to Russia's sharpest economic contraction in more than three years.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth warns Russia should stay out of Middle East conflict as reports emerge of Moscow allegedly providing intelligence to Iran.
Residents of Moscow, St. Petersburg and other Russian cities are finding that their smartphones have been dumbed down amid an unprecedented shutdown of the mobile internet.
A new Russian draft law would set a 10-year limit on legal claims disputing privatisation deals, after business leaders complained about a surge in state seizures of private property since the start of the military campaign in Ukraine.
The Kyiv Independent on MSN
Russia sets yet another Donbas capture deadline while demanding Ukraine withdraw without fighting, HUR says
Russia plans to capture Ukraine's Donbas by September, Vadym Skibitskyi, deputy head of Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR), told the Financial Times on April 17, citing the agency's assessment. The timeline marks another postponement of Moscow's objectives and comes as Russia intensifies pressure in peace talks,