Russian losses in Ukraine hit a massive, and grim milestone on June 12 — 1 million Russian soldiers killed or wounded during the 39-month-long full-scale war, according to figures from Kyiv. Although hugely symbolic,

Russia’s war economy is under rising internal pressure. With growth slowing and diplomacy stalled, Putin may soon face a choice he can’t afford to make.

Russia’s economy is currently grappling with a series of mounting threats, including a potential banking crisis, sluggish economic growth, and the closure of numerous companies, as the country led by Vladimir Putin continues to suffer under Western sanctions.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said some countries would suffer a significant disaster if nuclear war happened.

Read also: Putin’s ... This crisis is spreading across forestry, aviation, transportation, and logistics. Each month, another industry succumbs to the economic metastases of the war.

Critical reasons behind Europe’s growing shortage of electricity and gas, with a focus on how geopolitical tensions involving Russia and President Putin are shaping the energy landscape. This video breaks down the complex energy crisis gripping Europe,

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Vladimir Putin intends to retaliate “very strongly” against Ukraine for a surprise drone strike on Russian airfields over the weekend, a declaration that provoked alarm in Washington and abroad even as Trump touted his efforts to bring peace to the region.

Meanwhile, Russia is experiencing an unprecedented crisis ... Vladimir Putin’s remarks appear aimed at promoting a sense of economic stability, even as Russia’s central bank warns that ...