Russian pro-war blogger slams Putin: "Traitors are sitting in the Kremlin"
"You are already old, you will die soon. And we are young. We will figure it out," said Russian military blogger Yegor Guzenko.
NATO deploys Eurofighter jets to northern border with Russia
Bild reported that the German aircraft landed on a Finnish road before returning to base.
Russian drones invade two NATO countries' airspace: Reports
After Russian drones entered Latvia's and Romania's airspace over the weekend, the two countries said their investigations are ongoing.
Russian pontoon bridges destroyed by Ukraine in Kursk: videos
Ukrainian forces have destroyed multiple bridges across the river Seym in separate incidents.
Chinese state banks off-load Russia assets in blow to Putin: Report
Concern over secondary sanctions have spurred China's two largest subsidiary banks in Russia to cut their assets, a report says.
Putin ally predicts US will collapse in "imminent new civil war"
This is not the first time Dmitry Medvedev predicted that the United States would break out into a civil war.
Ukraine's "audacious" Kursk counter seeks to change the game: UK spy chief
In a rare joint press conference in London, U.S. and U.K. intelligence agency chiefs shared views on various conflicts.
Iran's missile deal with Russia result of Trump, Biden policies: NIAC
Iran has sent hundreds of unspecified short-range ballistic missiles to Russia, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Ukraine halts Russia's Pokrovsk offensive, retakes part of New-York
Russia's rapid-fire advancement last month has been halted in one Ukrainian city, as Kyiv regains control over the territory.
Iran denies supplying missiles to Russia for war in Ukraine
Iran "calls upon other countries to cease the supply of weapons to the sides involved in the conflict" in a statement to Newsweek.
Donald Trump reacts after Putin "endorsed" Kamala Harris
The Russian president wryly said that he's backing Harris as she laughs so "expressively and infectiously."
NATO allies fortify Russian border with "dragon's teeth"
Dragon's teeth, first used during World War II, are used to impede the advances of tanks and mechanized infantry.
Tanker with 20,000 tons of explosive material from Russia leaves NATO port
The 'Ruby' picked up ammonium nitrate from Russia's port of Kandalaksha, and docked at the port of Tromsø in Norway.
Ukraine hits 'platoon of Russian tanks' at refueling point
Video footage shared on social media shows burning vehicles in aftermath of devastating strike.
NATO jet trains to carry US nuclear gravity bomb
A number of NATO combat aircraft are assigned for nuclear missions with U.S. nukes deployed in Europe.
Putin issues nuclear power plant strike warning: "one can only imagine"
"One can only imagine what will happen if we strike back; what will happen in Europe," Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
US Offers $60 Million Bounty in Hunt for Russian Hackers
The six individuals are accused of using cyberattacks "sow concern" among Ukraine and its allies prior to the 2022 invasion.
Russia considers shutting down Kursk nuclear plant: Official
Some Russian military bloggers have speculated that Ukrainian forces are planning to take control of the nuclear power plant.
Zelensky refreshes top team as war enters critical phase
Appointing Andrii Sybiha as Ukraine's new foreign minister will bring "new energy," he said.
Moscow, Beijing respond to Taiwan call for China to take back Russian land
Taiwan's president said China was motivated by hegemonic ambitions, not regaining lost territory.
Putin thanks Saudi prince for U.S.-Russia prisoner swap
Putin and bin Salman have cultivated a close relationship in recent years following the prince's visit to Russia in 2015.
White House Confirms Russia Moved Planes Out of ATACMS Range
The US believes allowing Ukraine to use its weapons for long-range strikes inside Russia would be pointless, and could only risk escalating the conflict.
Russians react after US exposes pro-Kremlin influencer network
Moscow has vowed a response to U.S. accusations that figures at RT tried to influence this November's presidential election.
"Russian spy" whale was shot dead, animal rights group claims
The whale, once suspected of being a Russian spy, was found dead on Saturday on Norway's southwestern coast.
Ukraine's naval drones target Russian Black Sea fleet's new hideout
Russia has relocated much of its prized Black Sea fleet to Novorossiysk amid the threat of Ukrainian strikes.
US and South Korea double down against North's nuclear weapons and WMD
The U.S. warned that any nuclear attack by North Korea is unacceptable and will result in the end of that regime.
Turkey's role in NATO comes under scrutiny
Ankara has become the first alliance member to request to join the Russian and China-led BRICS bloc.
Putin's media queen brags about "covert projects" in US in resurfaced video
Margarita Simonyan, the editor-in-chief of RT, said Russia's "covert projects" are shaping public opinion in the West on the war.
Putin claims support for Kamala Harris, jokes about "infectious laugh"
Putin said Russia's "favorite" in the presidential election was Joe Biden, but that it would now "support" Kamala Harris.
Conservative podcasters respond to Russian influence allegations
An unidentified Tennessee company received nearly $10m from two employees of RT, a media network owned by the Russian state, according to a DOJ indictment.