Investigators detail Russia’s attempts blow up airliners over Europe
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Investigators detail Russia’s attempts blow up airliners over Europe

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An international investigation has uncovered a sprawling Russian campaign of state-sponsored terrorism that pushed bombs disguised as consumer goods through Europe’s commercial courier networks. Conducted by VSquare and partners in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, and The Insider, the inquiry reveals how Moscow’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, directed a terror plot designed to ignite fires, sow fear, and disrupt Western aid to Ukraine.

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Russia’s Expanding Terror Campaign Against Europe’s Critical Infrastructure
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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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Putin’s grip on Eastern Europes as demonstrations rock Budapest and Belgrade
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Putin’s grip on Eastern Europes as demonstrations rock Budapest and Belgrade

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In a striking display of public dissent, massive protests rocked Budapest and Belgrade on June 28, 2025, signaling mounting instability for two of Russia’s key European allies, Hungary and Serbia. Prime Ministers Viktor Orbán and President Aleksandar Vučić, often seen as Moscow’s staunchest supporters in Europe, are grappling with humiliating demonstrations and, in Hungary’s case, collapsing poll numbers, raising questions about their political survival and Russia’s influence in the region.

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Russians escalate attacks on NATO, Burning German Military Vehicles in Erfurt
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Russians escalate attacks on NATO, Burning German Military Vehicles in Erfurt

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Amidst two years of Russians burning European shopping malls, attempting to bomb commercial aircraft, blowing up European factories, sabotaging infrastructure and attempted assassinations, there have been no real consequences for Moscow. So, today as anything thinking person knew they would, the Russians have escalated, again.

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Europe Finally Repositions Ukraine as Pillar of Continental Defense at NATO Summit
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Europe Finally Repositions Ukraine as Pillar of Continental Defense at NATO Summit

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The NATO summit in The Hague opened with a subtle but significant shift: Europe’s leaders began speaking not of goodwill toward Ukraine, but of strategic dependence on its defense. Across statements, budgets, and industrial deals, the new narrative was clear—if Europe expects Ukraine to hold the line, it must be treated as part of Europe’s defense posture.

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Europe May Lower Russian Oil Price Cap Without U.S., Estonian Premier Says
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Europe May Lower Russian Oil Price Cap Without U.S., Estonian Premier Says

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The European Union is weighing a move to tighten its sanctions regime against Russia by lowering the price cap on Russian oil, and may proceed even without the backing of the United States, Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas said on Tuesday. Speaking at the Brussels Forum, Kallas emphasized that European nations control the main maritime routes through which Russian oil flows—particularly the Baltic and Black Seas—granting them leverage to act independently if necessary.

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Leaders from Across Southern Europe Unite in Odesa to Counter Russian Aggression and Secure Black Sea
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Leaders from Across Southern Europe Unite in Odesa to Counter Russian Aggression and Secure Black Sea

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Today, the strategic port city of Odesa hosted the Ukraine–Southeast Europe Summit, where leaders from across Southern Europe convened to strengthen regional security and confront ongoing Russian aggression. The high-level gathering underscored a growing alignment among Black Sea and Balkan nations, united by the shared understanding that the fate of the region—and Europe—hinges on what happens in Ukraine.

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Russia’s 15,000-Strong Mercenary Plot: Weaponizing Migration to Destabilize Europe
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Russia’s 15,000-Strong Mercenary Plot: Weaponizing Migration to Destabilize Europe

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A covert Russian strategy to manipulate migration flows and destabilize Europe has come to light, revealing Moscow’s intent to raise a private army of 15,000 mercenaries operating through Africa and the Middle East. The plan, orchestrated by Russian intelligence and linked to Jan Marsalek—a fugitive executive from the disgraced German fintech firm Wirecard—was designed to flood Europe with migrants by seizing control of key transit routes.

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