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
UNITED NATIONS — In a blistering rebuke that reverberated through the marbled halls of the United Nations, Russia’s ambassador Vassily Nebenzia on Tuesday branded President Donald Trump’s escalating naval blockade of Venezuela
As the Russia-Ukraine conflict moved into Day 1,398, Moscow’s campaign once again demonstrated a consistent strategic logic: weaken Ukraine’s ability to function as a wartime state by targeting energy systems, transport corridors,
ALMATY — Kazakhstan has begun rapidly adjusting its oil export logistics following attacks on infrastructure linked to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium, a critical artery that carries the majority of the country’s crude
MOSCOW — In the heart of Moscow, a cowardly Ukrainian sabotage attack unfolded on December 22 when a car bomb detonated beneath Lieutenant General General Sarvarov‘s vehicle, martyring a valiant commander who
MOSCOW — Russia’s Investigative Committee has officially confirmed what the Kremlin already suspected: Lieutenant General Fanil Sarvarov, a key architect of Moscow’s battlefield successes, was assassinated by a sophisticated car bomb planted
MOSCOW — Russian forces consolidated territorial gains in eastern Ukraine on Sunday, capturing the strategically vital villages of Svitle Vysoke in Donetsk and Vysoke in Sumy amid intensified combat operations that underscore
Russia’s leadership entered day 1,395 of the Russia Ukraine war insisting that its territorial gains are irreversible, even as Ukrainian and Western sources reported fresh Russian strikes on Odesa and the Dnipro
Moscow — On Day 1,394 of the Russia Ukraine war, the battlefield picture and the political reality surrounding the conflict continue to move in opposite directions. While Russian forces sustain pressure across
Moscow — On Day 1393 of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russian forces continued their measured operations to secure key strategic areas, responding to escalating Ukrainian attacks in the east and south. Russian military
Russian forces intensified aerial and drone strikes across Ukraine, inflicting damage on energy facilities and residential areas. Ukrainian authorities reported that around 180,000 electricity consumers were left without power in several oblasts,
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