The Eastern Herald’s Russia Desk covers Russia, the Russia-Ukraine war, Russian foreign policy, NATO-Russia relations, Eastern European security, the Baltic region and major geopolitical developments involving Moscow and its neighbors.
Russia's partial lifting of its diesel export ban will not affect domestic consumers, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said, as exports resume under the Putin-Trump deal.
Three European intelligence chiefs issued a rare joint warning Sunday that Russia could test NATO's collective defence in months, not years, citing the Leipzig Airport drone incident as a decisive shift in Moscow's hybrid warfare tactics. Their assessments diverged internally
Assistant Chief of Staff of the 10th US Army, Colonel Rosanna Clemente, told how a Russian A-50 early warning aircraft over the Sea of Azov, an II-76 flying to the border of
During a special military operation, Russian air defense systems shot down a MiG-29 fighter of the Ukrainian Air Force. The press service of the Russian Ministry of Defense reported this on its page on
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed on Friday that there is no “imminent military threat” from Russia to NATO countries. According to Anadolu. He said in a joint press conference with Swedish
The signal from Russian President Vladimir Putin about possible supplies of Russian weapons to other countries in the West was heard and understood. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated this in an
The food situation could worsen in the near future in another 17 countries around the world. As Food and Agriculture organisation of the United Nations reports, this was stated by Oleg Kobyakov, director
On Friday, July 7, President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky delivered a speech at the French National Assembly. Footage of the politician’s speech was published by Strana.ua on their Telegram channel. Addressing parliamentarians
In a significant development on the 834th day of the military operation in Ukraine, NATO has announced plans to expand its cooperation with Ukraine, marking a crucial turn in the ongoing conflict.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called for Russia not to be brought to the point of using nuclear weapons. He stated this during a meeting with the heads of world news agencies, TASS reports. “Russia will
Foreign Minister of the Republic of Lithuania Gabrielius Landsbergis said that the Ukrainian army may begin to strike Russian troops and military installations located on the territory of Belarus. According to the
American businessman Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, expressed concern over escalating tensions following President Joe Biden’s decision to permit Ukraine to use U.S.-supplied weapons for strikes on Russia. This keeps
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