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Hungary has a new prime minister who says he supports Ukraine joining the EU — but he just blocked the next step in accession talks
Satellite images show damage at Russian factory that makes electronics for Iskander missiles and Pantsir air-defense systems
As fuel shortages spread across Russia, Moscow lifts tanker entry permits to keep gas stations supplied
The region that produces 40% of Russia’s oil is now rationing fuel
Putin told his cabinet that Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries are having no effect on the war. He said this at a meeting called to address the fuel crisis those strikes helped create.
South Ossetia’s president resigns and joins Putin’s presidential staff, reviving questions about Russian annexation
Latvia warns that Russia is planning hybrid attacks on the Baltics and Poland but says full-scale war is not imminent
Putin says Russia ready to negotiate with Ukraine ‘on the basis of the Istanbul agreements’ of 2022
Former Aeroflot CEO arrested in Moscow. He left the company in 2022 after coming under sanctions.
Kyiv says it destroyed a key bridge between Crimea and occupied Ukraine as fuel shortages and blackouts spread across the peninsula
Former Belgorod governor Vyacheslav Gladkov to be sent as Russian ambassador to Abkhazia
Russia’s gasoline production drops 25%
Domestic violence law would scare men away from marriage, says chair of Russia’s State Duma family committee
Kommersant: Russia mulls tighter controls on IoT SIM cards — and a ban on registering eSIMs from abroad
In photos: A tornado tears through Russia’s Urals, injuring 16
Telegram channel tracking mass roundups of men in Russia blocked
Massive storm and tornado damage nearly 100 homes in Russia, injuring 16
Several Russian regions impose restrictions on gasoline sales
For years, Ukrainian strikes stalled within a few kilometers of the front. Meduza mapped thousands of geolocated attacks and found they now reach far behind Russian lines.
Russia’s last major independent memorial to Stalin’s victims closed in November 2024. Today, a museum about Nazi war crimes opened in its place.