Ukraine’s precision strikes on Russia’s oil infrastructure — combined with tightening Western sanctions — are crippling the Kremlin’s energy sector and unexpectedly enriching Western oil companies. Since mid-2025, Ukrainian drones have hit nearly 160 oil extraction and refining facilities across Russia,
Russia’s vast Far Eastern Federal District — nearly seven million square kilometers with just 7.9 million inhabitants — is slipping under the growing influence of China and North Korea, according to a new analysis by Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SZRU).
Desperate Russian Submarine in Need of Rescue off Coast of Europe
A Russian Navy submarine suffering serious technical failures has surfaced off the coast of Brittany, France, prompting NATO surveillance and deepening embarrassment for Moscow’s deteriorating naval forces. The diesel-electric submarine Novorossiysk (B-261), part of the Black Sea Fleet,
Russian Police Make Arrests As St Petersburg Residents Gather To Chant Anti-Putin Songs
In a rare act of defiance, hundreds of young Russians gathered along St. Petersburg’s Nevsky Prospect this week to sing a banned protest anthem by Noize MC, the exiled rapper whose music has become the voice of the small segment of Russian society that opposes the invasion of Ukraine.
Russians Escalate Program of Mass Murder Across Ukraine
In the past 24 hours alone, Russian forces have demonstrated yet again that their campaign is not random — it is part of a deliberate, accelerating strategy to wage terror on Ukraine’s civilian life. According to regional and media reports, seven civilians were killed and 23 others were wounded, including children,
FBI Agent goes public with Russian intelligence operation that hooked Musk and Thiel
A former FBI special agent is currently out on $100,000 bond after being arrested for attempting to expose what he described as a covert Russian intelligence campaign to gain influence over leading American tech figures—namely
For decades, Russia’s oil sector thrived on a simple advantage: cheap, abundant reserves that could be extracted at some of the lowest costs in the world. That era is over. New admissions from Moscow’s own energy officials confirm what analysts have long suspected:
