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Russia bombs Sumy: one dead, seven wounded

A guided aerial bomb struck the city of Sumy on Thursday evening. Regional military authorities confirmed the toll.

  • One person killed and seven wounded in a Russian guided aerial bomb strike on Sumy.
  • The death toll rose during the evening, according to the regional military administration chief.
  • Sumy, in northeastern Ukraine, is a frequent target of Russian air strikes.

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Disinformation campaign targets Romanian volunteers fighting in Ukraine

An association called Patria Prima claims Battlegroup Getica "does not exist." Veridica investigated and found the claim false — and the group's messaging tracks closely with pro-Russian talking points.

  • Patria Prima claims Battlegroup Getica does not exist — Veridica's investigation proved the claim false.
  • The association promotes narratives aligned with sovereigntist and pro-Russian propaganda.
  • President Dracopol has used aggressive rhetoric, including language amounting to incitement to hatred.

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Russian Army asks FSB to protect its generals. FSB says no.

With at least 15 generals killed since the war began, Russia's military leadership is seeking bodyguard protection from the security services — which are not willing to take on the job.

  • The Russian Army has asked the FSB to provide physical protection for its generals.
  • At least 15 Russian generals have been killed since the war began.
  • The FSB is reportedly unwilling to take on the task.

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Ukrainian strikes drive fuel queues across Russia

Satellite imagery captures long lines at Russian fuel stations as Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure take a mounting toll on civilian life.

  • Fuel queues in Russia documented in Airbus satellite imagery.
  • Ukrainian strikes on refineries have cut Russia's fuel processing capacity.
  • Ordinary Russian civilians are bearing the direct impact of attacks on energy infrastructure.

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Zelenski still leads Ukrainian voting preferences, poll shows

A Rating Group survey suggests Zelenski would top the ballot if presidential elections were held in Ukraine today.

  • Zelenski leads voting intentions in Ukraine, according to Rating Group.
  • Ukraine has held no elections since the start of the full-scale Russian invasion.
  • The debate over electoral legitimacy and a future vote timetable remains unresolved.

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Ukraine's 'fortress belt' stalls Russia's Donbas offensive

A chain of heavily fortified towns along the Donbas front line is slowing Russian advances to a crawl, at a steep human cost on both sides.

  • Donbas fortress towns function as independent, layered defensive nodes.
  • Russia advances slowly, absorbing heavy losses in street-by-street fighting.
  • Ukraine buys strategic time, even as the human cost remains high.

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Russia shuts rail crossings on Estonia and Latvia borders

Baltic leaders read the move not as escalation but as evidence that European sanctions are squeezing the Russian economy.

  • Russia temporarily closed rail border crossings with Estonia and Latvia.
  • Baltic leaders: the move reflects sanction pressure, not military escalation.
  • Duration and full scope of the closures have not been officially disclosed.

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Two days of strikes: 40 dead across Ukraine

Ten civilians were killed Friday across three Ukrainian regions, a day after Kyiv suffered its deadliest attack of 2026.

  • Ten killed Friday across three separate Ukrainian regions, per local officials.
  • Kyiv's Thursday attack was the deadliest of 2026: 30 dead, nearly 90 injured.
  • Combined two-day death toll exceeds 40 civilians killed.

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Netherlands volunteers to host the special tribunal for Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine

The Hague, already home to the world's main international courts, would host the body tasked with prosecuting senior Russian political and military leaders.

  • The Netherlands is the only country to have formally offered to host the new special tribunal.
  • The court would target senior Russian leaders for initiating the invasion of Ukraine.
  • The Hague's existing international legal institutions reinforce the Netherlands' role in global justice.

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