Russia’s Oreshnik Missile: A New Threat NATO Isn’t Ready For
Senate Republicans offered mixed responses to President-elect Donald Trump's nomination of Pete Hegseth, a Fox News ...
The New Voice of Ukraine on MSN12h
NATO chief: Russia’s Oreshnik missile won’t deter support for Ukraine
He made this statement in an interview with the BBC on Dec. 3. Rutte noted that the strike aimed to “terrorize civilians in ...
El País in English15h
The last Ukrainian city to host nuclear weapons regrets having given them up
Pervomaisk is home to one of two former intercontinental ballistic missile bases that Ukraine inherited from the Soviet Union ...
Why US, Russia are opting for brinkmanship instead of talks to end Ukraine war
The question is whether the US wants to raise the stakes and demonstrate Western support for Ukraine or if there is a larger ...
TASS19h
Oreshnik missile proves all of Ukraine within Russia’s weapons reach — expert
Ou Si-Fu stated that the purpose of using the latest system was to "demonstrate the capabilities of new types of offensive weapons, which the Ukrainian side cannot counter, and that the whole of Ukrai ...
Kyiv Post13h
Preparing for Peace – Russian Politicians Told to Represent an ‘Image of Victory’
The Kremlin likely expects a war conclusion and is preparing to spin it for the Russian public as a victory, regardless of ...
sb.by17h
CSTO to become one of pillars of Eurasia’s security architecture
President of Belarus Aleksandr Lukashenko has taken part in the meeting of the Collective Security Council of the Collective ...
Kyiv Independent on MSN23h
NATO unlikely to issue membership invite to Ukraine at upcoming meeting, Reuters reports
NATO countries will likely sidestep Ukraine's call to provide the embattled country with an invitation into the military ...
The Bulwark20h
Who’s Afraid of Putin’s Nuclear Blackmail?
Join Sacks, the venture capitalist who now fancies himself a foreign policy maven, explained that Putin’s display was a reminder to the West that he can blast us to smithereens. Well, yes; Putin might ...