Ukraine confirms US is now protecting Putin’s oil assets
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Ukraine confirms US is now protecting Putin’s oil assets

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After more than a year of speculation and unofficial commentary, two of Ukraine’s top officials have now publicly confirmed what many analysts long suspected: the United States has asked Ukraine not to strike Russian oil and energy infrastructure. The first acknowledgment came from President Volodymyr Zelensky following a large-scale Russian missile, drone, and ballistic attack on Ukraine’s energy facilities.

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Americans’ Support for Ukraine Only Rising as Trump Falls further into Putin’s Grip
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Americans’ Support for Ukraine Only Rising as Trump Falls further into Putin’s Grip

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Americans continue to show growing support for Ukraine, even as Donald Trump drifts further into alignment with the Kremlin. A new in-depth national survey, conducted May 22–25, 2025, by the Peace Through Strength Institute, reveals that U.S. voters overwhelmingly back continued assistance to Kyiv—and reject Trump’s attempts to pressure Ukraine into territorial concessions. Key findings from the poll: 74% believe the war in Ukraine should remain a U.S. foreign policy priority 76% say U.S.

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Russia Evading Oil Sanctions with Night Transfers Near Greece and Cyprus, Ukraine Warns
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Russia Evading Oil Sanctions with Night Transfers Near Greece and Cyprus, Ukraine Warns

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Russia is using covert maritime operations in international waters near Greece and Cyprus to evade Western oil sanctions and maintain critical revenue flows for its war effort in Ukraine, according to a recent disclosure by Ukraine’s military intelligence agency. In a statement published this week, Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) identified a specific Aframax-class oil tanker—IMO 9247443—as a key vessel involved in these operations.

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US silent after Russians strike Boeing offices in Kyiv
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US silent after Russians strike Boeing offices in Kyiv

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A Russian missile strike on Kyiv this week reportedly targeted the offices of the American aerospace giant Boeing, yet the United States has issued no official statement condemning the attack. According to a report from the Financial Times, Boeing’s local offices—located in the capital’s business district—were hit during a large-scale Russian aerial assault that included ballistic and cruise missiles.

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Ukraine’s intelligence drones destroy $70 million of Russian air defense systems in Zaporizhzhia
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Ukraine’s drones destroy $70 million of Russian air defense systems in Zaporizhzhia

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Ukrainian drones operated by the Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) struck a series of high-value Russian air defense systems in occupied Zaporizhzhia, inflicting an estimated $70 million in damage, according to Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense. Among the targets hit was a Pantsir-S1 system, designed to intercept drones and missiles. Video footage shows the drone evading its anti-aircraft fire and striking the combat module, rendering the system inoperable.

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President of Moldova warns Russia intends to deploy 10,000 troops to Transnistria
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President of Moldova warns Russia intends to deploy 10,000 troops to Transnistria

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Moldovan President Maia Sandu has warned that Russia intends to deploy up to 10,000 troops to Transnistria, the Kremlin-controlled territory in eastern Moldova. The statement follows a similar warning issued earlier this week by Prime Minister Dorin Recean, who said the deployment would likely follow only if pro-Russian forces succeed in taking political control in Chisinau. “If they manage to bring a pro-Russian government to power in Moldova, then yes, this risk becomes real,” Sandu said.

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Wagner’s So-Called Exit from Mali Masks Kremlin’s Growing Military Presence Under New Branding
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Wagner’s So-Called Exit from Mali Masks Kremlin’s Growing Military Presence Under New Branding

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Just days after the Kremlin claimed that Wagner Group had completed its withdrawal from Mali, hard evidence on the ground suggests otherwise. Under a fresh name and deeper Kremlin control, Russia is not pulling back — it is entrenching. “Wagner Is Gone”—But Is It? On June 6, 2025, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the official end of Wagner’s mission in Mali, claiming the mercenaries were leaving the country after 3.5 years.

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U.S. Preventing the Lowering of Russian Oil Price Cap, Shielding Kremlin Revenue Amid War
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U.S. Preventing the Lowering of Russian Oil Price Cap, Shielding Kremlin Revenue Amid War

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As Ukraine’s Western allies tighten the economic noose around Moscow, the United States has moved to block efforts by European G7 partners to lower the $60 per barrel cap on Russian oil exports—effectively preserving a key revenue stream for Vladimir Putin’s war machine.

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