Dmytro Lytvyn with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Photo: Office of the President of Ukraine Dmytro Lytvyn, an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, has denied allegations that the Office of the President of Ukraine exerted pressure on Ukrainian journalists in an interview he gave to Ukrainian independent news website Liga.net on Tuesday.

Photo: Steam In an apparent attempt to avoid being banned by the Kremlin, computer games distribution platform Steam has removed 11 pages from its website with content considered illegal in Russia, the country’s media regulator Roskomnadzor said on Tuesday. “Steam has met the requirements of the law and removed the prohibited information. … The platform removed more than 260 items containing illegal content in total,” Roskomnadzor said.

NATO should provide Kyiv with the security guarantees it needs to survive after the war A Ukrainian intelligence soldier attaches an explosive shell to an attack drone in the town of Chasiv Yar, in Ukraine’s Donetsk region, 11 September 2024. Photo: EPA-EFE/MARIA SENOVILLA With Israel conducting a ground offensive in Lebanon, and Iran raining ballistic missiles on Israel, fears are rising that the conflict in the Middle East will soon spiral and draw in powers like the United States.

Residents of South Korea are watching a report on the explosion of roads in North Korea. Photo: EPA-EFE/Jeon Heon-Kyun In the morning, the North Korean military undermined sections of roads connecting the country with South Korea, Yonhap reported with reference to the statement of the United Committee of Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Forces of South Korea. According to the agency, the South Korean military in response to the explosions made several warning shots towards the demarcation line.

"New-Europe" talks about the revolutionary role of drones at the front In the new video, we talk about how drones have changed since World War II, why the powerful Turkish Bayraktars quickly gave way to small copters, what FPV drones, dragon drones and barbecues are, and how China can change the race drones. And also how drones made the war more visible, bringing destruction and death beyond the front, which residents of Ukrainian and Russian cities now see every day.

A man who miraculously survived two months adrift on an inflatable boat in the Sea of Okhotsk in Russia’s Far East has had a case opened against him for violating water safety rules, the regional Prosecutor’s Office wrote on Tuesday. Screenshot: Kamchatka Life / Telegram Mikhail Pichugin, 46, set off in a dinghy from Cape Perovskogo in Russia’s Khabarovsk region with his brother and his 15-year-old nephew on 9 August to go whale watching, according to Telegram channel Baza.

The Russian ruble is declining, approaching 100 per dollar, and Moscow will not prevent this, writes Bloomberg. The weakening ruble is not a concern for Russian authorities and will benefit the state budget amid plans to increase spending in 2025, two anonymous sources with knowledge of the situation told the agency.

Alexey Moskalyov with his daughter Maria. Photo: SOTAvision A Russian man who was jailed for anti-war posts he made on social media was released from prison on Tuesday after completing his sentence, Russian human rights group OVD-Info reported . Alexey Moskalyov, who was sentenced to two years in prison for “discrediting the Russian army” in March 2023, was met by his teenage daughter Maria upon his release from a penal colony in central Russia’s Tula region.

Loss of assets, rollbacks from banks and 12 billion rubles in cash. What is known to the deposit insurance agency, whose deputy head is arrested for fraud Central Bank of Russia. Photo: Maxim Shipenkov / EPA-EFE Deputy Head of the Deposit Insurance Agency (DIA) Alexander Poplyukh was arrested on suspicion of particularly large fraud. This is far from the first scandal: in the mid-2010s, the agency lost the healing of Russian banks, which almost led to a large-scale banking crisis.

Alexey Moskalev, sentenced to two years in prison under the article of “discrediting” the army due to several publications in Odnoklassniki, was released from IK-6 in Novomoskovsk. This was reported by RusNews and OVD-info . Moskalev was met at the colony by his daughter Maria. According to the political prisoner’s lawyer Vladimir Bilibenko, the hardest thing for his client was the separation from his child.

Why the FSIN budget is growing and why Russia needed Super Callonies - explains the former analyst of the department Anna Karenikova Strong regime camp outside the Russian Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk. Photo: Ilya Naimushin / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta Over the past fifteen years, the number of prisoners in Russia has three times, from 732 to 249 thousand, follows from the data published by the FSIN magazine “Vedomosti of the Criminal Executive System”.

Photo: OHAD ZWIGENBERG / POOL / EPA-EFE Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a conversation with US President Joe Bayden said about the country's readiness to strike at Iran’s military facilities instead of nuclear or oil. This was told by the sources of Washington Post. The first conversation of Biden and Netanyahu in more than seven weeks occurred on October 9.

A firefighter tackles a blaze following a Russian missile strike on Mykolayiv, Ukraine, 15 October 2024. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine One woman was killed and another 16 people were injured in a Russian missile strike on the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolayiv overnight, Mykolayiv Governor Vitaliy Kim said on Tuesday.

In 2024, kindergartens in Russia held more than 200 thousand military-patriotic actions. Propaganda "Svo" begins at three years old The collage used photos from social networks Ideological education in Russia begins almost with diapers: long before the first call, children learn about the goals of “Svo”, make crafts to the front and listen to the stories of the military.