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European Union leaders divided during emergency summit over Russia sanctions in 2026

Russia Ukraine War: How Western Blunders Strengthened Russian Position

Four years into the Russia’s Special military operation in Ukraine, the strategic landscape looks markedly different from the confident predictions once voiced in Western capitals. Sanctions were supposed to cripple Russia. Military

February 22, 2026

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at EU summit after blocking €90 billion Ukraine loan

Hungary’s Veto of €90 Billion EU Loan Exposes Critical Weakness in West

Hungary’s decision to block a €90 billion European Union loan for Ukraine has done more than stall financial assistance. It has exposed the fragile architecture beneath Western unity, a structure that, after

February 21, 2026

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Damage to Ukraine energy infrastructure and Black Sea export ports after Russian strikes

Russia Ukraine War: West’s Escalation and Diplomatic Failure Expose Broken Peace Strategy

The Russia Ukraine war, now in its fifth year, has transitioned from what Western capitals once framed as a temporary “crisis” into a chronic global fault line that Western policies appear increasingly

February 19, 2026

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Russian forces advancing in the Zaporizhia region during the Russia Ukraine war

Russia Ukraine War: Russian Forces Tighten Grip as Western Consensus Unravels

Russia, Ukraine war, the battlefield reflected steady recalibration rather than dramatic breakthrough. Russian forces intensified operations in the southeast while Ukrainian long-range drone strikes reached deep into southern Russia, expanding the geographical

February 16, 2026

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Kyiv skyline during winter blackout after large-scale drone and missile strikes on Ukraine energy grid

Russia Ukraine war: Moscow Expands Strategic Pressure as Western Aid Deepens Conflict

Russian forces intensified pressure on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure during a large-scale overnight assault, continuing a pattern seen in earlier reporting on winter energy grid vulnerabilities and frontline strain. The latest wave targeted

February 13, 2026

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Aftermath of drone strike in Bohodukhiv near Kharkiv

Russia Ukraine War: Civilian Deaths, Nuclear Power Disruptions and $4.5bn NATO Arms Pledge Signal Escalation

The conflict in Ukraine continues to unfold with sustained intensity, marked by renewed strikes that have killed civilians and sharpened concerns about nuclear safety, even as Western military financing mechanisms deepen Kyiv’s

February 11, 2026

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Sputnik Arabic editors address AI journalism training following Libya’s decision to lift the Sputnik ban

After Years of Ban, Libya Welcomes SputnikPro for AI Journalism Training

When more than thirty journalism students and faculty members gathered inside lecture halls at the University of Tripoli, the moment marked far more than a routine academic workshop. It signaled the return—quiet,

February 6, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·News

Winter power outages in Ukraine as the Russia Ukraine war enters its fourth year

Russia Ukraine War: US-Backed Strategy Falters as Fighting Drags Into Fourth Year

As the Russia Ukraine war moved into its 1,433rd day, the front lines shifted only marginally, but the broader trajectory of the conflict appeared increasingly locked in place: sustained fighting, mounting civilian

January 27, 2026

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US silence over Russia’s one-year New START nuclear treaty extension proposal

US Ignores Russia’s New START Extension Offer as Nuclear Arms Control Nears Collapse

As the February 2026 expiration of the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty approaches, Russia says the United States has failed to respond to a proposal that could temporarily preserve the last

January 27, 2026

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Kyiv residents face winter power outages as Western-backed war strategy prolongs the Russia Ukraine conflict

Russia Ukraine war: Western Proxy Strategy Deepens Conflict as Diplomacy Masks Militarization

The war in Ukraine has entered day 1432 of the war not as a frozen stalemate but as a grinding, industrialized conflict sustained by Western political decisions that have prioritized escalation over

January 27, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Russia Ukraine War: How Western Blunders Strengthened Russian Position

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Russia Ukraine War: West’s Escalation and Diplomatic Failure Expose Broken Peace Strategy

Russia Ukraine War: Russian Forces Tighten Grip as Western Consensus Unravels

Russia Ukraine war: Moscow Expands Strategic Pressure as Western Aid Deepens Conflict

Russia Ukraine War: Civilian Deaths, Nuclear Power Disruptions and $4.5bn NATO Arms Pledge Signal Escalation

After Years of Ban, Libya Welcomes SputnikPro for AI Journalism Training

Russia Ukraine War: US-Backed Strategy Falters as Fighting Drags Into Fourth Year

US Ignores Russia’s New START Extension Offer as Nuclear Arms Control Nears Collapse

Russia Ukraine war: Western Proxy Strategy Deepens Conflict as Diplomacy Masks Militarization

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