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Latvia issues third straight air threat alert; NATO scrambles interceptors

The eastern regions of Ludza, Rēzekne and Krāslava were placed under air threat alerts on Thursday morning, marking the third consecutive day of such incidents.

  • Third consecutive air threat alert in Latvia's eastern border regions on Thursday morning.
  • NATO aircraft were urgently deployed for interception and air surveillance.
  • Authorities have not disclosed the exact nature of the threat or object detected.

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Russia moves nuclear munitions into Belarus during three-day drill

Russia's Defence Ministry confirmed the transfer as part of a large-scale nuclear exercise conducted simultaneously on Russian and Belarusian soil.

  • Russia moved nuclear munitions to Belarus during an officially confirmed three-day exercise.
  • The nuclear drill runs simultaneously in Russia and Belarus, starting Tuesday.
  • Belarus has hosted Russian tactical nuclear weapons since 2023, under the Lukashenko-Putin agreement.

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How Ukraine won the drone war against Russia

Four years into the invasion, Ukraine has shifted from defence to offence in the air, becoming a global reference point in unmanned systems warfare.

  • Ukraine strikes Russian refineries and energy infrastructure using AI-guided drones.
  • Ukraine's edge is both technological and doctrinal — rapid innovation with commercial components.
  • Russia is scaling up electronic countermeasures, but the drone balance still favours Kyiv.

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Russian strikes kill one in Dnipropetrovsk region, wound two others

Russian forces struck Nikopol, Kryvyi Rih, Kamianka and Synelnykove districts more than 30 times. A kindergarten and residential buildings were damaged.

  • A woman was killed in Nikopol district; a kindergarten and residential buildings were damaged.
  • Russian forces struck four Dnipropetrovsk districts more than 30 times in one day.
  • Day 1,547 of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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Russia stockpiling drones and missiles for future large-scale strikes on Ukraine

Pro-Kremlin outlets are spinning a British analysis to claim Russia faces no problems in the war and is building up arsenal for major future attacks — potentially including Europe.

  • Russia is stockpiling domestically produced drones and missiles instead of deploying them immediately.
  • Kremlin propaganda outlets are repurposing a British analysis to claim the war is going well for Moscow.
  • NATO analysts warn that a large-scale coordinated strike remains a plausible near-term scenario.

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Zelensky warns of new Russian offensive through Belarus corridor

The Ukrainian president convened a General Staff meeting after intelligence flagged possible Russian military moves from the north.

  • Zelensky warns of a potential new Russian strike from northern Ukraine, via Belarus.
  • Ukrainian General Staff held an emergency meeting to review the intelligence.
  • The Belarus–Bryansk corridor was already used in the failed 2022 Kyiv offensive.

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Zelenski reinforces defenses on Kyiv-Chernihiv axis amid threat of attack from Belarus

Ukrainian intelligence has flagged Russian plans for offensive operations from the north, through Belarusian territory.

  • Zelensky ordered reinforced military positions along the Chernihiv–Kyiv axis, on the border with Belarus.
  • Ukrainian intelligence has identified Russian plans for an offensive push from the north.
  • Russia used the same axis in the opening weeks of its 2022 invasion.

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Russia dangerously intercepted a British reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea

The UK Ministry of Defence went public Wednesday over last month's incident, in which Russian fighter jets carried out what London called a "dangerous interception" of an RAF plane.

  • Russian jets dangerously intercepted a RAF reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea.
  • The incident occurred last month; London condemned it publicly on Wednesday via the MoD.
  • Western reconnaissance flights over the Black Sea routinely monitor Russian military movements linked to the Ukraine war.

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Rutte doubts NATO allies will back his 0.25% GDP proposal for Ukraine

The NATO secretary general publicly questioned the chances of his own proposal passing, saying his goal is to spark a debate among allies.

  • Rutte admits his 0.25% GDP proposal for Ukraine has little chance of being adopted.
  • The secretary general wants to open a formal debate before the NATO summit in The Hague.
  • Several European allies are reluctant to increase their direct contributions to Kyiv.

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Poland arrests three FSB agents who were planning sabotage operations

Poland's Internal Security Agency detained three Polish nationals in Białystok recruited by Russia's FSB, as documented cases of Russian hybrid operations across NATO states continue to mount.

  • Three Polish nationals arrested in Białystok on May 12, charged with spying for Russia's FSB.
  • The suspects were preparing sabotage and subversion operations inside Poland.
  • The case is part of a broader, documented wave of Russian hybrid operations targeting NATO states.

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