Moscow targeted in biggest drone strike since invasion of Ukraine

Lavrov and Blinken trade blame for Ukraine war escalation at OSCE meeting in Malta

The visit marked Lavrov’s first visit to an EU member country since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 but the foreign ministers of Ukraine, Poland and Estonia walked out of the room during his speech.

Accusations and walkouts as Ukraine, Russia ministers clash at Malta meeting

'Don't make Ukraine your Afghanistan', ex Nato chief warns Trump

Former NATO Secretary General of NATO and Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen spoke exclusively to Euronews on the impending arrival of President Donald Trump and his impact on the Ukraine war and NATO.

Detained, deported and brainwashed: How Moscow ‘Russifies’ Ukrainian children

The Yale Humanitarian Research Lab released a new report on Russia's coerced adoption of Ukrainian children. According to it, Moscow launched the programme together with its all-out invasion, pointing to crimes against humanity.

Putin’s Men Flex Military Muscle in Mediterranean; 1000 Sailors, Hypersonic Missiles and Air Strikes

In a bold demonstration of military power, over 1,000 Russian sailors and aviators participated in a massive training exercise in the Eastern Mediterranean. The drills, supervised by Admiral Alexander Moiseyev, showcased Russia's advanced military capabilities, with hypersonic Zircon missiles, Kalibr cruise missiles, and Onyx missiles being launched at sea targets. Fleet frigates like the Admiral Gorshkov and Admiral Golovko led the hypersonic missile attacks, while MiG-31 fighter jets unleashed Kinzhal missiles. Submarines, coastal batteries, and additional air strikes added to the intensity of the three-day exercise, aimed at enhancing Russia’s naval and air force readiness. Despite concerns, Moscow emphasized the drills adhered to international law and agreements to prevent incidents at sea and in the air. #PutinsMilitary #MediterraneanDrills #HypersonicMissiles #RussianPower #MilitaryExercise #ZirconMissile #KalibrMissiles #RussianNavy #MiG31Jets #NavalStrength #OnyxMissiles #KinzhalMissiles #RussianAirForce #AdmiralMoiseyev #MediterraneanForce Also Read Asteroid Hits Earth, Creates A Fireball In This Country| Watch Video :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/asteroid-hits-earth-creates-a-fireball-in-this-country-watch-video-011-4006509.html Explained: What Does The Aleppo Setback Mean For Russia’s Power In Syria? :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/explained-what-does-the-aleppo-setback-mean-for-russia-s-power-in-syria-4005805.html Russian Actress Kamilla Belyatskaya Swept To Death By Giant Wave While Doing Yoga :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/russian-actress-kamilla-belyatskaya-swept-to-death-by-giant-wave-while-doing-yoga-011-4004987.html ~HT.318~PR.152~ED.346~GR.122~

‘Watching Tragic Situation’: Moscow Reacts to South Korean President Impeachment, Blames U.S

Russia expressed concern over the unfolding political crisis in South Korea, following President Yoon Suk Yeol's brief declaration of martial law and subsequent reversal. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that Moscow was monitoring the "tragic situation" in South Korea, but reassured that there were no threats to Russian citizens in the country. Zakharova also pointed to the "provocative actions" of the United States and its allies as contributing factors to the instability on the Korean Peninsula. Russia has recently strengthened its ties with North Korea, including a mutual defense agreement signed between President Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Meanwhile, the political situation in South Korea has sparked international backlash, with lawmakers submitting a bill to impeach President Yoon. #MoscowReact #SouthKoreaCrisis #YoonSukYeol #ImpeachmentWatch #RussiaConcerns #USActions #KoreanPeninsulaTensions #PutinKimAgreement #MartialLawDebate #SouthKoreaPolitics #KoreanTensions #RussiaNorthKorea #KoreanArmyStormsParliament #SouthKoreaMilitaryIntervention #YoonSukYeolControversy #MartialLawAttempt #SouthKoreaPolitics #ParliamentInvasion #SouthKoreaUnrest #YoonSukYeolCrisis #MilitaryVersusPolitics #SouthKoreaProtests #PoliticalTensions #MartialLawFailed #YoonPoliticalCrisis Also Read South Korea's Martial Law Drama: Was The First Lady A Key Influence? :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/south-koreas-martial-law-drama-was-the-first-lady-a-key-influence-4006077.html South Korea's Martial Law Crisis: A Shocking Decree And A Swift Reversal :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/south-koreas-martial-law-crisis-a-shocking-decree-and-a-swift-reversal-4005885.html South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Announces Lifting of Martial Law Following Parliamentary Rejection :: https://www.oneindia.com/international/south-korean-president-lifts-martial-law-after-parliament-vote-011-4005671.html ~HT.178~PR.152~ED.103~GR.124~

Erdogan and Putin Face Off Over Syria War | Turkey Declares Jihadists Will Triumph in Syria

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin are at odds over the escalating conflict in Syria. Erdogan has issued a bold statement predicting victory for Syrian rebels, including jihadist factions, against the Russian-backed government of Bashar al-Assad. The comments come amid renewed violence in key regions such as Idlib, Aleppo, and Homs, where Russian airstrikes and Assad's forces are battling rebel offensives. Erdogan accused Moscow of fueling the crisis by supporting Assad's regime, while reaffirming Turkey’s commitment to protecting Syria’s territorial integrity and addressing the “legitimate demands” of the opposition. The remarks have heightened tensions between Ankara and Moscow, both of which have vested interests in the Syrian war. #ErdoganVsPutin #SyriaWar #TurkeyRussiaTensions #JihadistsInSyria #IdlibConflict #AleppoClashes #HomsBattles #AssadRegime #RebelsInSyria #MiddleEastConflict #Geopolitics #TurkeyBacksRebels #RussianAirstrikes #SyriaCrisis2024 #GlobalTensions ~HT.318~PR.152~ED.103~GR.344~

Hungary's foreign minister visits Moscow again to discuss Ukraine conflict and energy

Budapest has maintained close political and economic ties with Moscow since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, drawing ire from the EU.