HIV and Hepatitis Epidemic Within Russian Military Prompts New Segregated Units
Crisis in Russia

HIV and Hepatitis Epidemic Within Russian Military Prompts New Segregated Units

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The Russian Armed Forces have begun forming segregated units made up of soldiers diagnosed with HIV, hepatitis, and other serious illnesses, according to posts reviewed on the Telegram channel of pro-Kremlin commentator Anastasia Kashevarova. The directive reportedly orders these troops to be grouped together, tasked with holding defensive positions, and marked with distinctive armbands identifying their medical category.

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Ukraine Revives the Oil War Strategy That Helped Crush Nazi Germany
Economy & Business, World

Ukraine Revives the Oil War Strategy That Helped Crush Nazi Germany

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In World War II, the Allies concluded that destroying Nazi Germany’s oil industry would cripple Hitler’s armies faster than any battlefield victory. By mid-1944, relentless bombing of synthetic-fuel plants cut production by 90%, grounding the Luftwaffe and leaving armored divisions stranded months before Germany’s collapse. Ukraine has now adopted this same logic.

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Russia’s Expanding Terror Campaign Against Europe’s Critical Infrastructure
World News

Russia’s Expanding Terror Campaign Against Europe’s Critical Infrastructure

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Russia’s war against Ukraine extends far beyond the frontlines. According to a new report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), Moscow is waging a systematic campaign of sabotage — or terrorism — against European critical infrastructure, designed to destabilize governments, disrupt supply chains, and weaken NATO’s collective resolve.

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Viewership at Russian Propaganda Outlet Rutube Collapses, Announces Mass Layoffs
Crisis in Russia

Viewership at Russian Propaganda Outlet Rutube Collapses, Announces Mass Layoffs

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Rutube, Russia’s state-backed video platform and the Kremlin’s preferred alternative to YouTube, is undergoing mass layoffs as viewership craters and its parent company, Gazprom-Media, struggles to justify the platform’s ballooning costs. According to Frank Media, the platform’s staff were informed of “significant” cuts this week as part of a merger with Premier, an online cinema service, and Yappy, a TikTok-style vertical video app.

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A Rare Window of Opportunity To Crush Iran
World News

A Rare Window of Opportunity To Crush Iran

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Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Iran has become one of Moscow’s most critical enablers, supplying drones, missiles, and expertise that have fueled devastating attacks on Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure. Iran’s Shahed-136 drones—rebranded as Geran-2 by Russia—have become a cornerstone of Moscow’s strategy to terrorize Ukrainian cities.

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Belarusian Economy Slows Sharply as Russian Crisis Deepens
World News

Belarusian Economy Slows Sharply as Russian Crisis Deepens

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The economy of Belarus continues to drift downward due to contagion from Russia’s ongoing financial turmoil, according to a new assessment by Ukraine’s Foreign Intelligence Service (FISU). According to Minsk’s own data, in January through July 2025, Belarus’s GDP grew by just 1.3% year-on-year, far short of the government’s 4.1% annual target.

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Azerbaijan Furious after Discovery that Russian Police Not Only Tortured But Castrated Two Azeri Brothers
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Azerbaijan Furious after Discovery that Russian Police Not Only Tortured But Castrated Two Azeri Brothers

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The deaths of two Azerbaijani brothers in Russian custody have ignited outrage and intensified tensions between Moscow and Baku. Ziyaddin and Huseyn Safarov, both members of the Azerbaijani diaspora in Russia, died in Yekaterinburg following a mass arrest of Azerbaijani nationals in late June. Their bodies, returned to Azerbaijan, bore signs of extreme torture, including castration. A source close to the Kremlin claimed that the brothers were abused.

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