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Moscow says the overnight barrage targeted roughly 15 Russian regions and Crimea, with reported casualties and strikes reaching deep into the country’s industrial heartland

The transfer was disclosed in a US State Department report submitted to Congress and is set to proceed once a mandatory review period lapses

Senate passes sweeping Russia sanctions bill championed by the late Lindsey Graham, as his Democratic partner hails a “momentous day”

The reassessment comes as the US faces shortages of some of the weapons it could need in a future conflict with Russia or China

Russian oil shipments to Syria jumped 75% to about 60,000 barrels per day this year, making Moscow the dominant crude supplier to Syria

Russia suffered an average of 1,132 casualties for every square kilometer of territory it actually seized in July, according to the Institute for the Study of War's latest assessment.

Overnight barrage damages homes and infrastructure in Lviv and Dnipro, while Polish military probes a 10-meter crater left by an unidentified airborne object near the border

Scientists gradually removed nearly all known aging processes from their mathematical model, leaving only one: the accumulation of somatic mutations

Russia's Federal Security Service alleges Durov's messaging app was used by Ukrainian intelligence to recruit Russians for sabotage and terrorism

Ukraine's overnight strikes on Russian and occupied territory come as Kyiv's battlefield momentum appears to be reshaping its standing in Washington

The appointment of Russian officials to lead the separatist republic reinforces speculation of a shift in the Kremlin’s strategy... Abkhazia and Transnistria could be the next stop

The Ukrainian president believes that the strengthening of military cooperation between Russia and North Korea represents a threat far beyond the Ukrainian conflict

The package, significantly diluted from its original form after objections from Greece and other countries, still freezes the Russian oil price cap and targets 94 financial institutions

Intelligence officials are examining whether Moscow provided targeting data or advanced drone technology for attacks on CIA sites in the Gulf, according to Reuters

The decision of the President of Ukraine comes following massive protests against the dismissal of former Defense Minister Fedorov

The overnight barrage came after Ukraine secured an $80 billion defense pledge at the NATO summit and an apparent green light from President Donald Trump to produce Patriot missiles domestically

The announcement marks a shift in US support after months of Ukrainian pleas for the interceptors, the only weapon in Kyiv's arsenal capable of stopping Russian ballistic missiles

The gap in Ukraine's air defenses has widened into one of the most urgent issues facing Kyiv's allies, coming just as Western leaders prepare to gather for a major NATO summit

The assault marks the second large-scale attack on Kyiv in less than a week, and it comes ahead of Ukrainian President Zelensky's meeting with US President Donald Trump at the NATO summit in Turkey

His departure comes amid rising tensions with Moscow over Transnistria, the separatist region he had pledged to address

Russia carried out a large scale missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight in one of the deadliest strikes on the Ukrainian capital in recent months

Domestic supply crunch deepens in Russia as Ukrainian drone strikes cripple a quarter of Russia's refining capacity

Ukrainian drone attacks have knocked out roughly a third of Russia's refining capacity, triggering nationwide gas shortages with some motorists waiting up to 13 hours to refuel

Drones hit a refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region overnight, killing one person