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Economy & Business

Oil, War, and Western Amnesia: How the Kremlin Buys Time to Reload

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Russia’s wars run on oil. Not metaphorically— literally. Every tank shell, every drone, every missile barrage is funded by the price per barrel. And every ceasefire or “peace negotiation” is not a step toward peace, but a strategic pause for rearmament, perfectly timed with a drop in oil revenue. Let’s rewind to 2014. Russia invaded Crimea in February. Brent crude was at $110 a barrel.

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Economy & Business

OPEC+ Surprises Markets with June Output Hike — Russia to Feel the Pain

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OPEC+ has agreed to raise oil output by 411,000 barrels per day in June, continuing a strategy shift aimed at disciplining quota violators and responding to global calls for lower fuel prices. The decision mirrors a similar production hike for May and signals the bloc’s growing willingness to tolerate lower oil prices, even at the expense of short-term revenues. Led by Saudi Arabia and Russia, the move has caused oil prices to fall to around $61 a barrel— near four-year lows—

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War

Ukrainian Naval Drone Downs Russian Su-30 in Black Sea – A Milestone in Drone Warfare

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In a historic first, a Ukrainian naval drone reportedly shot down a Russian Su-30SM fighter jet over the Black Sea, marking a dramatic evolution in the use of unmanned systems in modern warfare. The event represents the first known instance of a surface drone engaging and destroying a manned combat aircraft— a milestone that underscores the rapidly shifting landscape of military technology. The incident occurred on May 2 off the western coast of Russian-occupied Crimea.

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Economy & Business

U.S. prepares new Russia Sanctions as Patience with Putin Wears Thin

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As Russia’s war on Ukraine enters its third year, the United States has prepared a new package of sanctions aimed at some of the Kremlin’s most vital sectors— including Gazprom and other major energy players. But despite the pressure from U.S. officials and European allies, it remains uncertain whether President Donald Trump will sign off on the measures. The proposed sanctions mark a significant potential shift in Trump’s stance on Russia.

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Ukraine News, War

Genocide is the core of Russian culture – Ukraine has only one chance

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For Ukrainians, there is this one choice, one chance. To stop fighting now would not mean peace— it would mean silence, subjugation, and the slow suffocation of an entire nation under the weight of Russian imperialism. Every town and village that has fallen under Russian control in this war tells the same story: torture chambers, mass graves, disappearances, and cultural annihilation. These are not aberrations. This is how Russia wages war. More disturbingly, this is Russian culture.

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World News

Russian cyber-terror hits Azerbaijan

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A senior Azerbaijani official has accused Russia of orchestrating a cyberattack against several of the country’s media outlets in February. Ramid Namazov, who chairs the Azerbaijani parliament’s commission on countering external interference and hybrid threats, said the attack on 20 February was carried out by APT29, a sophisticated cyber-espionage group linked to Russian intelligence.

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War

Ukrainian Forces Target Russian Military Assets in Crimea in Overnight Assault

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Overnight, Ukrainian forces launched a large-scale drone and missile attack on Russian military installations in occupied Crimea, striking airfields, air defense systems, and radar facilities across multiple locations. The operation targeted Russian-controlled sites in Sevastopol, Saki, Kacha, Dzhankoi, Hvardiiske, Novofedorivka, and Belbek, aiming to disrupt Moscow’s military operations on the peninsula it illegally annexed in 2014.

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