Ukrainian forces struck the Energia battery manufacturing plant in Yelets, in Russia’s Lipetsk region, in the early hours of May 23, 2025. The attack caused a significant fire that injured eight people and necessitated evacuations. It represents a notable escalation in Ukraine’s capacity to conduct long-range operations against Russian military-industrial targets.
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Targets Russian Military Supplier Read Post »
Fidias Panayiotou should have remained a footnote in the digital age—a social media stuntman best remembered for licking toilets and chasing online relevance. Instead, he now sits in the European Parliament, voting against Ukraine and parroting Kremlin talking points. His trajectory from YouTube mediocrity to political power is not a tale of merit, but of manipulation, propelled by russian troll farms, bot networks, TikTok campaigns and dirty russian money.
Licking Putin’s boots for cash – The Rise of Fidias Panayiotou Read Post »
Nine more Ukrainian children have been successfully returned from Russian-occupied territories, the Office of the President of Ukraine confirmed on May 22. The children had been unlawfully held in occupied regions of Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson oblasts—areas currently under partial Russian military control.
Nine Ukrainian Children Rescued from Russian-Occupied Territories Read Post »
As international discussions of a potential ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia have proven to be mere Kremlin theatrics, it is crucial to confront a stark truth: Vladimir Putin is not seeking compromise or peace. His objective remains what it has always been—the destruction of Ukraine as a sovereign, independent state. Over two years into the full-scale invasion, Putin has shown no interest in good-faith negotiations.
Putin Has No Interest in Peace — Only in Ukraine’s Erasure Read Post »
A rare bipartisan front is emerging in the U.S. Senate as lawmakers advance the Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025—a sweeping sanctions package designed to hold the Kremlin accountable for ongoing aggression in Ukraine. With 81 senators now backing the legislation, the bill inches toward a veto-proof majority, sending a clear signal that Capitol Hill is prepared to confront Russia—even if President Donald Trump is not.
US Congress set to defy Trump as he is AGAIN Conned by Putin Read Post »
Russia was subjected to one of the largest aerial assaults of the war late on May 20 and into the early hours of May 21, as waves of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) struck targets across at least eleven regions. The Russian Ministry of Defence reported that 159 drones were intercepted, though independent estimates suggest the true number may have exceeded 300.
Drone Strikes Hit Russian Defence Infrastructure Across 11 Regions Read Post »
British authorities have publicly named and sanctioned members of Russia’s GRU for conducting a coordinated cyber campaign targeting logistics, transport, and tech organizations across the UK, US, and EU. The operation—led by the hacking group “Star Blizzard” (also known as APT29 or Cozy Bear)—was revealed in a joint statement by the UK Foreign Office and National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
UK uncovers Russian Cyber Campaign aimed at Sabotaging Global Supply Chains Read Post »
Gazprom Neft, one of the flagship entities of Russia’s oil industry, reported a staggering net loss of 21.3 billion rubles in the first quarter of 2025 under Russian Accounting Standards (RSBU), a dramatic reversal from the 36.9 billion ruble profit it posted during the same period in 2024. The figures, disclosed in the company’s latest financial report, signal a growing crisis in the Kremlin’s fossil fuel sector amid rising costs, waning revenues, and global isolation.
Russia’s Oil Giant Reports Devastating Losses as Economic Pressure Mounts Read Post »
