A day after the United States arm-twisted Ukraine into agreeing to peace talks, Russian President Vladimir Putin has yet to respond while his forces continue efforts to seize the Kursk region from Ukrainian control. Indications suggest that Russia may engage in peace talks after limiting Kyiv's options to negotiate land-for-land
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A Russian A-50 AWACS aircraft was seen airborne on Tuesday after nearly a year, signaling a counter-attack against Ukraine for its drone assault on Moscow. The reappearance of the A-50U follows a series of setbacks to Russias AWACS fleet
A large-scale drone attack targeted Moscow and the surrounding region early Tuesday, causing fires, damaging buildings, and disrupting major airports. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin and Moscow Region Governor Andrei Vorobyov confirmed the strike, calling it the largest Ukrainian drone assault on the Russian capital since the war began
Russia transferred $23 million to Syrias central bank in February to maintain its military bases in Tartus and Latakia. This was reported
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In what could be a major worry for Russia, Nordic countries- Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland have set up a joint air forces command. The Joint Nordic Air Command (JNAC), created on March 16, 2023, unites over 250 combat aircraft from Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Denmark to strengthen air defense, enhance intelligence sharing, and improve operational readiness across Northern Europe
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South Korea will lift sanctions on the export of medical equipment to Russia starting February 28, becoming the first country to ease trade restrictions since the imposition of Western sanctions. According to South Koreas Ministry of Industry, Trade and Resources, the decision allows medical supplies to be exported to Russia, despite ongoing sanctions led by the European Union and the United States
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