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Government Says It Helped Yandex Migrate Systems After Data Center Attacks
A Rostelecom executive also called on the company to construct so-called "doomsday" backup sites.
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Nord Stream May Have Been Lawful Target, Argue Lawyers for Ukrainian Accused of Bombing
The secret operation that blew up the Nord Stream pipelines severed western Europe from the biggest source of Russian natural gas.
Moscow Hails Trump Diesel Deal, Promises Direct Exports to U.S.
Russian state agencies and oil companies are now finalizing supply contracts with U.S. counterparts, Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said.
Fire Spreads at Rostov Oil Terminal After Drone Attack
The blaze at the Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery’s terminal has spread to eight of its 12 storage tanks, the independent news outlet Astra reported.
Lawyers at Start of Nord Stream Trial Argue Bombing May Not Have Been a Crime
The secret operation that blew up the Nord Stream pipelines severed western Europe from the biggest source of Russian natural gas.
Russia Announces Visas for Citizens of Montenegro in Reciprocal Move
Montenegro announced in July that it would end visa-free access for citizens of Russia, Belarus, China, Saudi Arabia and Turkey to align with EU standards.
Putin Convenes Top Russian Officials to Discuss Cybersecurity
The Kremlin said the meeting was not connected with Ukrainian drone strikes in the past week on four Russian data centers.
Russian Supreme Court Bans Ingush Sufi Muslim Order as ‘Extremist’
Prosecutors had accused the once-powerful order from Ingushetia of “providing material support for bandit insurgents of the North Caucasus.”
Ukraine Accuses SpaceX of Crippling Drone Missions as Ties With U.S. Worsen
Starlink has been the lifeblood of Ukrainian battlefield communications since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022.
Latvia Formally Blacklists Russian Journalist Leonid Ragozin
Ragozin drew public ire for comments arguing that the Kremlin felt compelled to use “brute force” in response to Western encroachment on its sphere of influence.
Ukrainian Ex-Officer Stands Trial in Germany Over Nord Stream Bombing
The secret operation that blew up the Nord Stream pipelines severed western Europe from the biggest source of Russian natural gas.
Russia Arrests Japanese Journalist on Suspicion of Spying
The FSB claimed that the journalist had been gathering information on Russia's defense capabilities.
Russia Fumes as Top Gymnasts Blocked From World Championships in Netherlands
The three denied athletes have faced scrutiny over their ties to the Russian military and public support of the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine Says SpaceX Limits Starlink Operations, Disrupting Military
Starlink has been the lifeblood of Ukrainian battlefield communications since Russia's full-scale invasion in 2022.
Russia’s Krasnodar Region Raises Alert as Oil Washes Ashore on Black Sea Coast
Governor Veniamin Kondratyev attributed the spill to “accidents” involving vessels targeted by Ukrainian naval drones on Oct. 6.
Ukrainian Drones Hit Sberbank Data Center After Yandex Attacks
The 55,000-square-meter facility was expected to be one of Europe's largest data centers, with construction set to finish in 2030.
Lukashenko Denies Belarus Breached Latvian Border as Experts Claim Intelligence Operation
Exiled Belarusian military journalist Dmitry Khalko described Black Rus as a “proxy” akin to the masked Russian soldiers who seized control of Ukraine’s Crimea in 2014.
Russia Arrests Japanese Journalist on Suspicion of Spying
The FSB claimed that the journalist had been gathering information on Russia's defense capabilities.
Forced Underground, Russia’s Feminists Find New Ways to Keep Working
As the Kremlin clamps down on women’s rights, activists are working out of public view to provide practical support and build new alliances.
Russian Court Hands Exiled YouTuber Michael Nacke Combined 14-Year Sentence
Nacke is a prominent critic of the Kremlin whose Russian-language YouTube channel covers Russia’s war against Ukraine.
