UK uncovers Russian Cyber Campaign aimed at Sabotaging Global Supply Chains
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UK uncovers Russian Cyber Campaign aimed at Sabotaging Global Supply Chains

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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).

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Russia’s Oil Giant Reports Devastating Losses as Economic Pressure Mounts
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Russia’s Oil Giant Reports Devastating Losses as Economic Pressure Mounts

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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.

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Poland Thwarts Russian Shadow Fleet Intrusion Near Baltic Power Cable
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Poland Thwarts Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’ Intrusion Near Baltic Power Cable

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While the US is now openly pushing to “get back into business with Russia”, the Kremlin’s ongoing hybrid warfare tactics are ramping to war with America’s most important allies. Today, the Polish military intervened to repel a Russian “shadow fleet” vessel conducting suspicious maneuvers near a vital undersea power cable connecting Poland and Sweden.

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Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Russian Plant Critical to Military Industry
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Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Russian Plant Critical to Military Industry

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In today’s early hours, Ukrainian forces carried out a high-precision drone strike against a strategic military-industrial target deep inside Russian territory— the Bolkhov Semiconductor Device Plant (JSC “BZPP”) in Oryol Oblast. The Bolkhov plant is a key component of Russia’s defense electronics sector. It specializes in the production of microchips, semiconductors, microassemblies, indicators, and so-called “eternal batteries” used in radio-electronic systems.

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Catastrophic losses continue to hit Russia’s Industrial sector, with profit down -107% at Novolipetsk
Crisis in Russia, Economy & Business

Catastrophic losses continue to hit Russia’s Industrial sector, with profit down -107% at Novolipetsk

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One of Russia’s largest steel producers, Novolipetsk Steel (NLMK), has reported a net loss of over 1.2 billion rubles in the first quarter of 2025— marking a dramatic downturn of more than -107% compared to the 17.2 billion ruble profit recorded during the same period last year. The reversal underscores the growing distress gripping Russia’s industrial economy amid sanctions, shrinking demand, and structural decline.

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Kremlin Deploys 20,000 Naturalised Migrants to Ukraine Front as Losses Mount

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Russia has forcibly deployed more than 20,000 newly naturalised citizens to fight in Ukraine, according to a senior Kremlin official, in what analysts describe as an intensifying reliance on vulnerable populations to sustain the war effort while avoiding mass mobilisation of the ethnic Russian majority. The announcement came from Alexander Bastrykin, head of the Investigative Committee, during a speech at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum.

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EU Tightens the Noose on Russia with 17th Sanctions Package
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EU Tightens the Noose on Russia with 17th Sanctions Package

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The European Union has delivered a powerful new blow to Russia’s war economy, approving its 17th sanctions package in a sweeping effort to degrade the Kremlin’s capacity to wage its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Announced by EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas, the latest measures strike at the heart of Russia’s illicit oil trade and its broader machinery of aggression, signaling that Europe’s resolve remains unbroken.

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European Leaders “Stunned” After Trump Is Again Conned by Putin
Ukraine News, War

European Leaders “Stunned” After Trump Is Again Conned by Putin

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Donald Trump’s latest call with Vladimir Putin has sparked outrage across Europe, as leaders were left blindsided— and deeply concerned— by what they see as another diplomatic failure by the former U.S. president. After a two-hour conversation with the Russian dictator on Monday, Trump abruptly announced that the responsibility for negotiating a ceasefire in Ukraine would now fall to Kyiv and Europe. The reaction from European officials was swift and incredulous.

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