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Russia’s FSB says it foiled a 35-drone attack near Moscow and blames Ukrainian intelligence — and a rapper living in the U.S.
Ukrainian drones spark fires at two Russian refineries overnight, including one of the country’s biggest petrochemical plants
Russian ballistic missiles hit Kyiv overnight
Kursk drivers can now buy gasoline only on days matching their license plate numbers. The governor says the new rule protects them from Ukrainian strikes.
Russian media executive Ksenia Sobchak dismisses ‘leaked messages’ that appear to show her dictating her outlet’s coverage: ‘Now it’s ethical to discuss invented screenshots?’
Macron says France will license Ukraine to produce SCALP cruise missiles, Aster interceptors, and AASM guided bombs
Ukrainska Pravda: Zelensky offers the prime minister’s job to Naftohaz chief Serhiy Koretsky and a mandate to steel Ukraine’s energy system for the war’s hardest winter yet
NYT reveals how Russia gets Japanese technology into its weapons: a secret GRU unit, an Aeroflot cover job, and a cargo route through Sri Lanka
Bloomberg: Russia’s oil refining falls to lowest level in 21 years amid Ukrainian strikes
What does it take to sell a Russian jet to a Russian airline? A cockpit that doesn’t need a three-person crew, but the Tu-214‘s manufacturer can’t promise that.
Putin grants Russian citizenship to Pierre Leclerc, the ex-BMW designer behind the X5 and X6
EU sanctions Russian social network VK and Russia’s state-backed messaging app Max
Georgy Pirogov fled Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. He later vanished on a job in Uzbekistan and resurfaced in a Moscow jail. Now he’s been sentenced to 23 years.
A Russian comedian pitched Putin a reality show about drone warfare. Putin gave it his blessing: ‘Propaganda is an extremely important thing.’
Ten European countries, including Ukraine, announce a joint ballistic missile defense coalition
Maria Pevchikh steps down as head of investigations at Alexey Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation to pursue Harvard degree
Boris Nadezhdin, the anti-war politician blocked from Russia’s 2024 presidential ballot, hoped to run for parliament. But the state designated him a ‘foreign agent,’ and today police detained him.
Education officials to make philosophy, history, and ‘Fundamentals of Russian Statehood’ mandatory for all university students
Delay the new ‘Spider-Man’ or we’ll rethink our terms: Russian distributor leans on theaters to clear the way for a homegrown fairy-tale sequel
Lithuania expands polygraph testing to foreign nationals applying for residence permits