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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Key Russian Fuel Depot, Disrupting Strategic Bombers' Operations
Ukraine launched a significant drone assault deep into Russian territory early Wednesday, targeting a fuel depot serving the Engels-2 military airfield in the Saratov region. The depot, located approximately 400 miles from Ukraine's border, provides critical support to Russia's strategic bomber fleet, which has been used to launch missile strikes across Ukraine. 
Ukraine launched a significant drone assault deep into Russian territory early Wednesday, targeting a fuel depot serving the Engels-2 military airfield in the Saratov region. The depot, located approximately 400 miles from Ukraine's border, provides critical support to Russia's strategic bomber fleet, which has been used to launch missile strikes across Ukraine. -
Ukraine Shuts Down Russian Gas Transit, Delivering Economic Blow to Moscow
Ukraine has officially ceased the transit of Russian natural gas to Europe through its pipeline network, marking the expiration of a decades-long agreement that once served as a critical energy lifeline for European nations. The halt, effective January 1, 2025, reflects Kyiv's decision not to renew a five-year transit deal with Russia's state-owned Gazprom, a move Ukrainian officials describe as pivotal to safeguarding national security amid ongoing conflict with Moscow. 
Ukraine has officially ceased the transit of Russian natural gas to Europe through its pipeline network, marking the expiration of a decades-long agreement that once served as a critical energy lifeline for European nations. The halt, effective January 1, 2025, reflects Kyiv's decision not to renew a five-year transit deal with Russia's state-owned Gazprom, a move Ukrainian officials describe as pivotal to safeguarding national security amid ongoing conflict with Moscow. -
Ukraine and Russia Exchange High-Tech Drone Strikes, Targeting Civilians and Strategic Sites
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia intensified over the weekend with an exchange of drone and missile strikes, marking one of the most extensive cross-border escalations in recent months. Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian cities of Kazan and Saratov, disrupting airport operations and damaging residential areas, while Russia launched more than 100 drones and ballistic missiles into Ukraine, striking civilian infrastructure and military targets. 
The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia intensified over the weekend with an exchange of drone and missile strikes, marking one of the most extensive cross-border escalations in recent months. Ukrainian drones targeted the Russian cities of Kazan and Saratov, disrupting airport operations and damaging residential areas, while Russia launched more than 100 drones and ballistic missiles into Ukraine, striking civilian infrastructure and military targets. -
Russia Unleashes Record 188 Drones in Escalating Strikes on Ukraine
Russia launched an unprecedented 188 strike drones against Ukraine in an overnight assault, the highest number deployed in a single operation since the war began. The attack, which targeted 17 regions, caused significant damage to critical infrastructure and residential buildings, worsening the challenges faced by Ukrainians as winter sets in. 
Russia launched an unprecedented 188 strike drones against Ukraine in an overnight assault, the highest number deployed in a single operation since the war began. The attack, which targeted 17 regions, caused significant damage to critical infrastructure and residential buildings, worsening the challenges faced by Ukrainians as winter sets in. -
Russia Condemns 'Irresponsible' Nuclear Weapons Discussion for Ukraine
Russia has condemned recent discussions in the West about the possibility of arming Ukraine with nuclear weapons, calling the idea "absolutely irresponsible." Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov criticized the reports, which cited unnamed officials suggesting such a move as a potential deterrent against Russian aggression. 
Russia has condemned recent discussions in the West about the possibility of arming Ukraine with nuclear weapons, calling the idea "absolutely irresponsible." Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov criticized the reports, which cited unnamed officials suggesting such a move as a potential deterrent against Russian aggression. -
Ukraine Fires British Storm Shadow Missiles Deep Into Russia Amid Rising Nuclear Threats
Ukraine has fired British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles into Russia's Kursk region, marking another significant development in the use of Western weaponry in its conflict with Moscow. The strikes, widely reported by Russian war correspondents and confirmed by anonymous sources, come just a day after Ukraine launched U.S.-made ATACMS missiles against Russian territory. 
Ukraine has fired British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles into Russia's Kursk region, marking another significant development in the use of Western weaponry in its conflict with Moscow. The strikes, widely reported by Russian war correspondents and confirmed by anonymous sources, come just a day after Ukraine launched U.S.-made ATACMS missiles against Russian territory. -
Ukraine Denies Secret Nuclear Weapon Plan
Ukraine has strongly dismissed claims suggesting it could be just months away from developing a nuclear weapon as a last-resort measure against Russia. The allegations, which originated from a report by the Centre for Army, Conversion and Disarmament Studies-a Ukrainian military think tank-have sparked significant debate. According to the report, Kyiv could construct a rudimentary nuclear device using spent nuclear fuel from its nine operational power plants, potentially positioning such a move as a bargaining chip against Russian aggression. Ukraine has strongly dismissed claims suggesting it could be just months away from developing a nuclear weapon as a last-resort measure against Russia. The allegations, which originated from a report by the Centre for Army, Conversion and Disarmament Studies-a Ukrainian military think tank-have sparked significant debate. According to the report, Kyiv could construct a rudimentary nuclear device using spent nuclear fuel from its nine operational power plants, potentially positioning such a move as a bargaining chip against Russian aggression. -
Ukraine’s Population Plummets by 10 Million Amid War: Fertility Rates Crash as Refugees Flee and Deaths Mount
Ukraine's population has dropped by approximately 10 million people since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022, according to a United Nations report, marking a staggering demographic crisis for the war-torn nation. Ukraine's population has dropped by approximately 10 million people since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022, according to a United Nations report, marking a staggering demographic crisis for the war-torn nation. -
U.S. Signals Support for Ukraine's NATO Membership Bid Amid G7 Backing
The United States is reportedly softening its stance on Ukraine's bid to join NATO, marking a potential shift in support for Kyiv amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. According to French daily Le Monde, U.S. officials have indicated they "no longer have any objections in principle to a simple invitation" for Ukraine to join the alliance. The report comes as Kyiv steps up its calls for NATO membership, presenting it as the centerpiece of Ukraine's security and long-term strategy. 
The United States is reportedly softening its stance on Ukraine's bid to join NATO, marking a potential shift in support for Kyiv amid its ongoing conflict with Russia. According to French daily Le Monde, U.S. officials have indicated they "no longer have any objections in principle to a simple invitation" for Ukraine to join the alliance. The report comes as Kyiv steps up its calls for NATO membership, presenting it as the centerpiece of Ukraine's security and long-term strategy. -
Ukrainian Drones Target Russian Air Bases, Escalating Attacks Strike Deep Behind Enemy Lines
Ukraine has launched a series of drone attacks on critical Russian air bases, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Over the past two days, Ukrainian forces have targeted key military installations, including the Marinovka air base in the Volgograd region, as part of a broader strategy to weaken Russia's air capabilities. Ukraine has launched a series of drone attacks on critical Russian air bases, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Over the past two days, Ukrainian forces have targeted key military installations, including the Marinovka air base in the Volgograd region, as part of a broader strategy to weaken Russia's air capabilities.
