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After Moscow failed to capture Kyiv and install a puppet government in February 2022, the invasion turned into a costly, trench warfare. Russia has occupied about 20
The Nord Stream pipes have been lying dormant on the bottom of the Baltic Sea since September 2022. Technically, the pipeline is seriously damaged, but politically it is
Despite the Kremlin singling out Britain as the main culprit for its defeats, former Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said they should send non-combat troops to Ukraine
This fall, the US is due to hold midterm elections to Congress, which, by the way, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, are also influenced by the war in
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, despite seeing no chance of Ukraine joining the EU in 2027, said that the German government would support Kyiv in its defensive war
Poland will use anti-personnel and anti-tank mines to protect its eastern border from the threat from Russia. Poland's deputy defense minister has announced a
The internet is buzzing with Meghan Markle, who recently shared an incredibly cute photo of her daughter Lilibet, and Soho House consultant Marcus Anderson. He
The Slovak government is threatening to cut off electricity supplies to Ukraine if it does not restore the pipeline that transports Russian oil to Slovakia and Hungary.
Ukraine has offered the European Union an alternative route for supplying oil to Hungary and Slovakia instead of the Druzhba oil pipeline damaged by the Russian attack.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz , who has spoken out against Trump's policies, has openly questioned the country's participation in Europe's flagship Future
Kremlin dictator Putin is confident of his superiority on the front and is ready to continue the war for control of the Donetsk region for at least two more years, The
Lithuania, which has said that Putin is using winter as a weapon against Ukraine, along with Sweden, Canada and Ukraine, signed an agreement in Stockholm to establish a