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The Biden administration blasted Russia Wednesday after a Ukrainian missile hit Polish territory Tuesday, killing two people, in an official statement. “We have seen nothing that contradicts President Duda’s preliminary assessment that this explosion was most likely the result of a Ukrainian air defense missile…
Read More Biden Admin Blames Russia For Ukrainian Missile Explosion On Polish Border
A senior U.S. intelligence official says Russian missiles crossed into NATO member Poland, killing two people, according to the Associated Press. Polish government spokesman Piotr Mueller did not immediately confirm the information, but said top leaders were holding an emergency meeting due to a “crisis…
Read More Ukrainian Missiles Crossed Into NATO Member Poland, Killing Two
Russia battered Ukraine’s energy facilities Tuesday with its largest barrage of missiles yet, striking targets from east to west and “causing widespread blackouts” according to the Associated Press. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy shook his fist and declared, “We will survive everything.” Zelenskyy said Russia fired…
Read More Russia Batters Ukraine Targeting Critical Infrastructure, Residential Buildings
The Russian military is pulling out from the strategic city of Kherson in southern Ukraine, according to multiple media reports Wednesday, signaling a major potential loss for Russia. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu announced the decision to pull troops from Kherson in televised remarks Wednesday…
Read More Russian Military Pulls Out Of Key Ukrainian City
The Saudi military and U.S. troops stationed in the country have elevated their alert level after Saudi Arabia revealed information that could indicate an imminent attack from Iran, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing Saudi and U.S. officials. Saudi Arabia shared intelligence with the…
Read More REPORT: US And Saudi Arabia On Alert After Warnings Of Iranian Attack
The State Department released a plan Thursday to track weapons deliveries in Ukraine after the U.S. has already delivered $17 billion worth of military equipment since February. The plan sounds the alarm on the possibility for illicit actors, including Russian forces and non-state criminal actors, acquiring some…
Read More State Department Releases Plan To Track Weapons In Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin called out the U.S. and its allies during a speech on Thursday, accusing “Western elites” of playing a “dangerous, bloody, and dirty game” and seeking to blame them for many of the world’s problems. Putin spoke at the Valdai Club discussion…
Read More Putin Says US, Allies Playing “Dangerous, Bloody And Dirty Game” Denies Nuclear Threat
Air strikes have hit critical infrastructure in central and western Ukraine, as Russia continues to bombardment on the country’s energy grid. President Zelenskyy said, “The enemy launched a massive attack: 36 rockets, most of which were shot down. These are vile strikes on critical objects.”…
Read More Russian Airstrikes Continue Targeting Ukraine Power Infrastructure
Members of the Iranian military are on the ground in Crimea training Russian troops to operate Iranian kamikaze drones, according to the White House. “We do assess Iranians have been on the ground to assist Russia with drone operations,” in the Russian-annexed territory of Crimea,…
Read More US Official Says Iranian Troops In Crimea Supported Russian Drone Strikes
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared martial law in the annexed territories of Ukraine on Wednesday amid widespread expectations of a Ukrainian onslaught. Effective Thursday, the ruling requires Moscow’s puppet authorities in the regions of Kherson, Zaporihzhia, Donetsk, and Luhansk to establish territorial defense forces, the…
Read More Putin Declares Martial Law In Annexed Regions Of Ukraine