Russian aggression

Zelenskyy: Country given 72 hours has endured 12 years and 1,603 days of full-scale war

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked Ukrainian Statehood Day on July 15, noting that the country given only 72 hours to survive Russia's invasion has instead endured 12 years of Russian aggression and 1,603 days of full-scale war.

15 July, 04:50 PM

Nearly 40 dead dolphins wash ashore in Odesa Oblast as Russian ecocide continues

Nearly 40 dead dolphins have washed ashore in Odesa Oblast due to the devastating environmental impact of Russian naval aggression in the Black Sea, researchers from the Tuzly Estuaries National Nature Park wrote on June 9.

9 June, 12:49 PM

Europe fears Russian attack within 12 months — report

European capitals are increasingly worried that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin could try to expand the war into Europe to “reshuffle the cards” and break the stalemate in Ukraine, The Wall Street Journal reported on May 26.

28 May, 03:41 AM

Taganrog aircraft plant ablaze following Ukrainian strikes

Explosions were heard in Russia’s Taganrog on the morning of May 27, with fires breaking out at an aircraft plant, Astra OSINT analysts reported.

27 May, 10:47 AM

Council of Europe approves step toward Special Tribunal

The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on May 15 approved an enlarged partial agreement establishing the Steering Committee for the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine, Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry reported.

15 May, 12:10 PM

Switzerland joins Special Tribunal on Russian aggression — Sybiha

Switzerland has officially joined the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine over Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on May 14.

14 May, 06:46 PM

‘CANCELLED because the author was killed by Russia’

An “Invisible Pavilion” protest campaign launched across Venice ahead of the 2026 Venice Biennale is drawing attention to Ukrainian artists, writers, and filmmakers killed during Russia’s war against Ukraine

8 May, 11:53 PM

14 European countries support Ukraine at Venice Biennale

International partners issued a joint statement in support of Ukraine during the 61st Venice Biennale, calling for a consolidated global response to Russia’s aggression and its impact on culture, Ukraine’s Culture Ministry said on May 7.

7 May, 04:02 PM

25 states have joined Special Tribunal initiative – Ukrainian FM Sybiha

Liechtenstein has confirmed its readiness to join an expanded partial agreement on launching a special tribunal to investigate Russia’s crime of aggression against Ukraine, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on May 6.

6 May, 06:16 PM

New poll shows 54% of Ukrainians view corruption as bigger danger than war

Over half of Ukrainians consider corruption in government bodies a greater threat to the country than Russian military aggression, Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) reported on May 6.

6 May, 11:55 AM

Europe fears Russian attack on NATO while Trump remains in office - Politico

European countries are on alert over possible attacks or provocations from Russia in the next two years amiod weakened NATO, Politico, citing EU politicians, wrote on May 3.

4 May, 11:53 AM

Zelenskyy says what Russia fears and what Trump, Xi should tell Putin

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said an international presence could help deter renewed Russian aggression, in an interview with CNN published in part on Apr. 23, on his Telegram channel.

23 April, 11:55 AM

Zelenskyy fears Trump cannot stop future Russian attacks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy questioned the U.S. security guarantees effectiveness - particularly the U.S. leader Donald Trump’s ability to deter Russia from launching a new offensive in an interview with ICTV on April 20.

21 April, 11:29 AM

Austria joins deal on special tribunal for Russia’s crimes against Ukraine — Sybiha

Austria has formally notified the Council of Europe of its readiness to join an expanded agreement on the steering committee for a special tribunal on Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, Andrii Sybiha said on Apr. 16.

16 April, 04:24 PM

Duma expands Putin’s authority to deploy troops abroad

The Russian State Duma approved a bill that would expand dictator Vladimir Putin’s authority to deploy Russian forces abroad “to protect the rights of Russian citizens,” independent newspaper The Moscow Times reported on April 14.

14 April, 08:29 PM

Once again, Orban refuses to call Putin an aggressor

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban refused to call Russian dictator Vladimir Putin an aggressor and described the Russo–Ukrainian war as “a quarrel between two Slavic peoples.”

18 March, 10:04 PM

Kyiv: U.S. sets no timeline for Ukraine-Russia peace deal

The United States has not set a specific deadline to end Russia’s war against Ukraine, the Presidential Office head Kyrylo Budanov said in an interview with Al Modon on Feb. 26, describing the ongoing peace negotiations as “very difficult.”

27 February, 08:26 AM

Four years of full-scale war in Ukraine

On the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, we look back at the numbers that defined the fourth year of the carnage.

24 February, 09:01 PM

Russia aggressively ramps up shell production for future conflicts - Estonian Intelligence

Russia is aggressively ramping up shell production in preparation for potential conflicts beyond Ukraine, Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service warned in a report released on Feb. 11.

11 February, 10:00 AM

Ukraine, Poland bound by common enemy, envoy says

The security of Poland and Ukraine are closely linked by virtue of having Moscow as a common enemy, Polish chargé d’affaires in Kyiv, Piotr Łukasiewicz, told NV on Jan. 19.

20 January, 03:22 AM

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