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Intelligence suggests Putin’s immediate goals for Ukraine war may have shifted
New intelligence reviewed by US and Western officials suggests Russian President Vladimir Putin may have shifted his immediate focus in the Ukraine war towards the shorter-term objectives of solidifying his hold on territory his forces have seized as well as boosting his country’s struggling economy,
Daily Express US on MSN1h
Chilling evidence Russia planning to continue Ukraine war for yearsA soldier of the Ukrainian Armed Forces speculates that Russia intends to mobilize Ukrainian teens into its army ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN2d
Putin's May ceasefire: Why Russia needs three days of silence and how it threatens frontline situationFor the second time, Vladimir Putin has proposed a ceasefire - this time for three days, in honour of Russia's Victory Day ...
Russia was in demographic decline long before the war in Ukraine. Now it’s in free fall. Since 2022, hundreds of thousands of ...
The Daily Digest on MSN9h
Vladimir Putin's past: from poor boy to Russian leaderVladimir Putin is a pivotal figure in Russian history. He is an autocrat in the eyes of the West but, at the same time, a leader revered by broad sectors in his country. When his fifth term ends, he ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN10h
Crushing Putin's economy: US Senators back 500% tariffs on Russian goodsThe majority of senators support a bill introducing "bone-crushing" sanctions against Russia and tariffs for countries that ...
Ukraine and the US have announced they have reached a ‘historic’ minerals deal following months of sometimes fraught ...
As it started to seem that Donald Trump, America’s president, might give Vladimir Putin what he wants to end his war on ...
A Russian artist who painted a portrait of Donald Trump that was given to the U.S. president by Vladimir Putin says he never ...
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