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Leaked secret documents from the Pentagon, which include 50 British Special Forces soldiers present in Ukraine, pose a threat to their lives, according to MPs and security experts quoted by 'The Times'.more

The UK imposed sanctions on two Cypriot nationals who helped Russian oligarchs Roman Abramovich and Alisher Usmanov hide assets, as well as family members of several other oligarchs.more

Russian troops almost shot down a British reconnaissance plane over the Black Sea, near the coast of the occupied Crimea, the American newspaper "Washington Post" reported, citing documents allegedly leaked from the Pentagon. The incident took place in September 2022.more

The U.S. Department of Justice is launching an investigation into the leak of top-secret documents from various U.S. agencies and social media sites. Earlier, the Pentagon launched its own investigation, French daily Le Figaro reported.more

A British firm appears to have arranged the sale of about $1.2 billion worth of electronic goods into Russia since the launch of Moscow's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Financial Times reported Friday.more

The war in Ukraine has led to geopolitical shifts in Europe, shifting NATO's center of gravity eastward, Washington Post columnist Ishan Tharoor writes on Friday in an analysis following Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to Poland.more

Top-secret Pentagon documents with details about the war in Ukraine have been published on at least two social media sites, Twitter and Telegram.more

Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Beijing today, allowed the possibility of holding talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Reuters and AFP agencies reported from an anonymous source in the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.more

Ukraine's accession to NATO and the European Union is the only way not to get bogged down in an endless war with Russia, writes British historian Timothy Gordon Ash in the Belgian daily De Standaard. He adds that defeat in the war with Ukraine will ultimately be beneficial for Russia.more

Chinese military analysts are closely following Russia's invasion of Ukraine for clues to a possible attack on Taiwan, from the importance of supply lines to the use of satellites to the effectiveness of nuclear threats, the New York Times reported.more

A significant part of up to 200,000 More than 500,000 Russian victims since the invasion of Ukraine were killed or injured in non-combat causes, especially alcohol-related accidents, the UK Ministry of Defense revealed today.more

Eastern and northern Europe is the main target of cyber attacks; 114 war-related incidents have been reported in Poland over the past year, a Thales report released yesterday concluded. EU candidate countries are also increasingly under attack.more

Ukrainian refugees in Berlin have repeatedly been victims of theft, assault and other crimes over the past twelve months. From the beginning of the war to February this year, the police registered a total of 3,250 such crimes.more

If Britain wants to rebuild ties with Europe, it should do so through countries such as Poland or Slovakia. They understand common challenges much better, and Poland is becoming a new European power, the Daily Telegraph reports today.more

The famous British traveler Michael "Bear" Grylls has joined the United24 fundraising platform and will promote the "Reconstruction of Ukraine" initiative, the office of the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky announced.more

In a recent public opinion poll, 47 percent of Norwegians were overwhelmingly in favor of boycotting the summer Olympics in Paris if athletes from Russia and Belarus were allowed to compete.more

British Challenger 2 tanks donated to Ukraine will not be sent to the front lines until German-made Leopards 2 are also delivered and a tank brigade can be formed, British military analyst Professor Michael Clarke announced today.more

For Ukraine, there is no other way to end the war than to regain all occupied territories, but this is unlikely to happen this year, according to participants in the conference "The Russian invasion of Ukraine: journalists, war, refugees" held last night in London.more

Ukrainian farmers who have returned to their hometowns, liberated last fall from Russian occupation, are clearing their fields with their own hands; people are risking their lives, but argue that they can no longer wait for fear of losing their sources of income, US broadcaster CNN reported today.more

Ukrainian crews have completed training on Challenger 2 tanks donated by the UK and have returned home to continue the fight against the Russian invasion, the British Defense Ministry reported today.more

Russia's invasion of Ukraine will continue as long as Vladimir Putin believes he can impose his will on Ukraine with military action or force it to stop fighting when the West abandons it, according to the US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW).more

The European Council has taken note of the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for Russian President Vladimir Putin, EU leaders meeting in Brussels said yesterday.more

The armaments given to Kiev so far, including tanks, armored vehicles and rocket launchers, should prove sufficient for the Ukrainian army to carry out another offensive, resulting in the liberation of territories seized by Russia, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told the British daily "Guardian".more

Sanctions imposed on Russian citizens after the attack on Ukraine are rather effective, as they freeze their assets, but insufficient, and legal mechanisms should be created to seize these assets, according to experts who track corruption.more

Depleted uranium missiles are not nuclear weapons, the British Defense Ministry said yesterday in response to Putin's comment that Britain's transfer of such missiles to Ukraine would amount to an escalation because "the West has begun to use nuclear weapons."more