Ukrainian authorities claim Russian army’s losses exceed 60 000 troops
The losses Russian armed forces have suffered in Ukraine so far have reached 60 110 troops, as reported by General Staff of the…
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Latvia’s corruption watchdog to investigate claims of Putin’s possible payments to Ainārs Šlesers
Latvia’s Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureay (KNAB) has taken notice of information that suggests Russian President Vladimir Putin may have paid money to…
Latest events in Ukraine | Civillian convoy shelled near the city of Zaporizhzhia
A civilian convoy of cars heading to pick up relatives trying to flee Russian–occupied territory was shelled near the city of Zaporizhzhia on…
Latest events in Ukraine | Russia sends mobilised men to the frontline without prior training
Russian authorities are sending untrained conscripts to strengthen degraded remainders of various units, including those considered as Russia’s most elite, as informed by…
Latest events in Ukraine | Medvedev on the «referendum» results: «Welcome home to Russia!»
The referendums held in recent days in four occupied regions of Ukraine have overwhelmingly voted in favour of joining the Russian Federation, referring…
Protests in Iran are not slowing down and becomes «a wome’s revolution»
The death of Iranian young woman Mahsa Amini who died in custody after being arrested by the morality police triggered protests. At least…
Thousands of mourners in Japan pay their last respect to the assassinated former Prime Minister
With flowers, prayers and a 19–gun salute, Japan honoured former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday, 27 September at the first state funeral…
Latest event in Ukraine | Two more burial sites found in liberated Izium
Ukraine has discovered two more mass burial sites containing the bodies of hundreds of people in the northeastern town of Izium, which Kyiv…
International media report more than 260 000 men have fled mobilisation in Russia
Between Wednesday, 21 September, when Russia announced partial mobilisation in the country, and Saturday, 24 September, a total of 261 000 men halve…
