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Polish authorities found a crater and scattered debris in a field following reports of an explosion.
Russia's Federal Security Service has charged Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorist activities.
American intelligence analysts are trying to determine whether Russia is in fact providing support to Iran beyond the supply of military equipment.
The vessel known as the Neustrashimy was previously escorting Russia's shadow fleet of oil tankers.
Ukraine has opened a new maritime front in the conflict, which has seriously disrupted the transport of Russian raw materials, fuel, and food in the region.
The International Olympic Committee follows the Paralympic Committee and lifts the ban on the Russian Olympic Committee.
The Ukrainian capital has been targeted by two of Russia's deadliest strikes of 2026 so far.
Leaked documents indicate that Russian troops recently deployed to Ukraine were involved in the exercise.
Although supply lines behind the front lines are suffering heavy losses, Moscow is maintaining pressure on the area and has no intention of backing down until it controls the entire region.
"We pay taxes in Russia that helps the war. I'm not pleased about that," said Mondelez chief executive Dirk Van de Put.
New Russian strikes on Ukraine kill nine people, and a 11th century Orthodox Cathedral in Kyiv is hit.
Commander 'Madyar' claims that within a month they would be ready to retake the access road to the peninsula after 12 years under Russian occupation.
Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of planting the explosives, but it is believed there is another mastermind behind the attacks.
President Trump had been advocating precisely the opposite in recent weeks, which sends him a clear message from within the Republican Party itself.
The Ukrainian president is bidding for peace talks before the US can facilitate them again.
If Ukraine's military can recapture territory and improve its positions, it can return to peace talks at a point of strength.
It seems the ongoing situation in the Middle East has led to the UK looking to bring in fuel from elsewhere.
Borova and Kutkivka may have been captured by the Russians, but there is still no official or reliable confirmation of the offensive on Kharkiv.
North Korea has supplied troops and weapons to Russia since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Restored forests, wetlands and peat bogs could slow enemy advances.
A think tank simulation explores all NATO vulnerabilities.
Moscow signals "pragmatic dialogue" with the new leader.
Oslo and Kyiv deepen military cooperation with joint manufacturing and knowledge sharing.
Merz and Zelensky deepen military ties with plans to supply thousands of drones.
"This decision devalues the memory of more than 650 Ukrainian athletes who will never again compete", said Ukrainian Sports Minister.
Moscow aims to boost space capabilities with the first new launch vehicle in over a decade.
The Kremlin proposes a 32-hour pause in fighting.
The Ukrainian president claims Washington ignores evidence of Russian support for Iranian strikes.
In a post on X, Zelensky emphasized that a ceasefire in the Middle East could help establish the conditions for broader diplomatic agreements.
The leaks suggest close ties between Budapest and Moscow ahead of the elections.
Russia continues to negotiate with IOC for their return to the Olympic Games.
Moscow pushes the Moon programme to 2030s.
Fire Point aims to rival the Patriot missile system while cutting interception costs below $1 million.
Estonia, Latvia and Finland report UAV sightings amid rising tensions on NATO's eastern flank.
The defence ministry says the An-26 transport aircraft hit a cliff, with no survivors reported.
The country is moving to introduce increasingly strict internet rules.
A delegation of European ministers has arrived in Bucha.
Industrial enterprises' teams, coordinated with Air Force, shoot down enemy drones in Kharkiv region.
His comments have drawn criticism from Ukrainian officials and on social media.
Stray UAVs linked to attacks on Russia raise security concerns in northern Europe.
The Kremlin plans to continue the Ukraine invasion until the remaining Donbas territory is secured.
The decision aims to curb Moscow's oil exports and tighten sanctions enforcement.
The explosion was reported near the Bosphorus as risks to shipping continue to rise.
Kim Jong Un and Alexander Lukashenko deepen ties amid alignment with Putin.
North Korea and Belarus strengthen ties amid shared alignment with Russia.
Moscow begins building its own global broadband network.
Russian strikes in Ukraine disrupt the electricity supply.