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    Russia says pushing offensive into Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region

    Russia announced its forces are pushing into Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. This advance into a new region follows stalled peace talks where Moscow demanded Kyiv's concessions, including ending Western arms support and dropping NATO ambitions.

    Russia Ukraine war: After Vladimir Putin warning, Moscow launches over 400 drones, missile attacks in Kyiv, deep in Ukrainian cities

    Russia Ukraine war intensified after Moscow went for fierce attacks in Kyiv and other parts of the war-torn country.

    Ukraine war 'existential', Russia says, launching revenge strikes

    The Kremlin said on Friday the Ukraine war was "existential" for Russia, after it launched a wave of retaliatory drone and missile strikes that killed three rescue workers in Kyiv. Peskov's comments came shortly after the Russian defence ministry said its forces had launched the "massive" missile and drone strike in "response" to recent attacks by Kyiv on its territory.

    Operation Spiderweb shows how small $400 drones deliver big blows to Russia's $7 billion fighter jets

    On 1 June, Ukraine launched Operation Spiderweb, a daring drone offensive deep into Russian territory, disabling over 40 high-value military aircraft. Using cheap, first-person-view (FPV) drones smuggled into Russia and launched from hidden truck compartments, Kyiv inflicted billions in damages—at a fraction of the cost. The attack not only exposed critical gaps in Russia’s defences but also signalled a shift in global warfare. With each drone costing under $1,000, the future of expensive fighter jets like the F-35 may be in question.

    Ukraine and Russia agree to swap 6,000 bodies of soldiers killed in three-year war

    Russia and Ukraine have agreed to exchange 6,000 bodies of fallen soldiers, following recent peace talks in Turkey. Despite this agreement and discussions on prisoner releases, the talks yielded no significant progress towards ending the conflict. The meeting occurred after Ukraine's successful drone attacks on Russian air bases, which damaged a substantial portion of Moscow's strategic bomber fleet.

    Ukraine and Russia agree to swap dead and wounded troops but report no progress toward ending war

    Russia and Ukraine met for peace talks, but failed to achieve a breakthrough. They agreed to exchange dead soldiers and wounded troops. Prior to the meeting, Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russian air bases. Russia responded with a large drone attack on Ukraine. Russia presented terms for ending the war, which included Ukraine withdrawing forces from annexed regions.

    • World War 3: Will Ukraine's drone strike inside Russia raise the risk of a global nuclear war?

      Amidst escalating global tensions, Ukraine launched drone strikes on Russian air bases, damaging aircraft ahead of peace talks. Concerns about nuclear escalation have resurfaced, prompting European nations to prepare for broader conflict. With instability rising in the Middle East and Asia, analysts question whether the world is entering a wider war, as countries increase defense readiness.

      Weaponised storytelling: How AI is helping researchers sniff out disinformation campaigns

      While artificial intelligence is making the problem worse, it is also becoming one of the most powerful tools to fight against such manipulation. Researchers are using machine learning techniques to analyse disinformation. AI tools can help piece together details about who is telling the story, the timeline of how it is told, and cultural elements specific to where the story takes place. This can reveal when a story does not add up.

      Baba Vanga and world famous psychics predict apocalyptic end to 2025: 'The worst is yet to come'

      Several psychics have predicted a turbulent 2025. Baba Vanga foresaw earthquakes and a European war. Nostradamus warned of conflict involving the UK and a new pandemic. Athos Salome and Nicolas Aujula echoed concerns about global upheaval. These predictions coincide with rising global tensions. Russian officials have issued aggressive statements. They threaten retaliation against the UK.

      Trump says Putin 'playing with fire' in new jab at Russian leader

      Donald Trump cautioned Vladimir Putin about Ukraine peace talks. Trump said Putin is playing with fire. This warning follows Trump's criticism of Putin as "CRAZY" after attacks on Kyiv. Trump mentioned potential new sanctions against Russia. He expressed frustration with Moscow's stance in truce negotiations. Russia blamed Kyiv for disrupting peace efforts.

      Russian Facebook VKontakte on fire as thousands of users accuse Trump of having dementia, call him a clown

      Donald Trump's recent sharp criticism of Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine has triggered a wave of negative reactions from pro-Kremlin bots on VKontakte. This marks a significant shift from their previously neutral stance towards the US president.

      Moscow accuses Kyiv of derailing peace talks

      Moscow, which has repeatedly rejected proposals from Kyiv and its Western allies for a 30-day unconditional ceasefire, fired hundreds of drones at Ukraine between late Friday and early Monday, killing more than a dozen people and saturating the country's air defences.

      Gold slips as Trump delays EU tariffs, Russia-Ukraine conflict escalates, and China’s gold demand surges—what’s next for investors?

      Gold prices remain steady but slightly lower this week as calm U.S. and U.K. markets open after holidays. Positive U.S.-EU trade talks and Trump’s tariff delay ease tensions, while rising geopolitical risks from Ukraine and Russia keep gold attractive. China’s gold imports surged in April, supporting demand. Investors await key U.S. economic data for direction. This mix of trade progress and global uncertainty makes gold a focal point for cautious investors and long-term buyers.

      Trump blasts 'absolutely crazy' Putin; says his quench for Ukraine will lead to 'Russia's downfall'

      Donald Trump unleashed a scathing critique of Vladimir Putin, branding him "absolutely crazy" and condemning Russia's escalating aggression against Ukraine. Trump also criticized Volodymyr Zelenskyy's rhetoric, blaming both leaders, along with Joe Biden, for the ongoing conflict. He insisted that the war wouldn't have occurred under his presidency, attributing it to incompetence and hatred.

      "Thank you, Britain!": Zelenskyy after call with UK PM on new British sanctions on Russia

      President Zelenskyy thanked UK Prime Minister Starmer for new sanctions on Russia, viewing them as crucial for pressuring Moscow towards peace. He urged the US to join the UK and EU in stronger actions, emphasizing the need for a coordinated international response.

      Trump says he will speak with Russia's Putin on Monday in push to end 'bloodbath' in Ukraine

      President Trump announced upcoming phone calls with Russian President Putin and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy on Monday, aiming to negotiate a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict. Trump plans to discuss halting the high casualties and trade with Putin, followed by a conversation with Zelenskyy and NATO members.

      India welcomes Russia's offer of direct talks with Ukraine

      India has expressed its support for Russia's offer of direct talks with Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and diplomacy to resolve the ongoing conflict. The External Affairs Ministry spokesperson highlighted India's consistent call for sincere and practical engagement between the two nations to achieve lasting peace.

      Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy insists on face-to-face talks with Vladimir Putin in Istanbul

      President Zelenskiy stated he would attend talks with Russia this week only if President Putin participates, suggesting Putin is afraid of a face-to-face meeting. The U.S., led by President Trump, is actively involved in peace efforts, with envoys and Trump himself potentially attending the Istanbul talks.

      Russian drones attack Ukraine after the Kremlin turns down a ceasefire proposal

      Russia launched over 100 Shahed and decoy drones in overnight attacks on Ukraine, as Moscow rejected an unconditional 30-day ceasefire proposed by the U.S. and European nations. The move comes amid intensified diplomatic efforts to end the war, now in its third year, which has killed tens of thousands and left Russia occupying about one-fifth of Ukraine.

      Russia's Putin proposes direct talks with Ukraine in Istanbul on May 15, 'without preconditions'

      Amidst ongoing conflict, Putin proposed restarting Ukraine peace talks in Istanbul on May 15 without preconditions, following a unified call from European leaders and the U.S. for a 30-day ceasefire, backed by threats of increased sanctions. Despite previous ceasefire attempts failing, these international efforts aim to de-escalate the war, while Russia continues attacks and seeks a lasting peace agreement.

      Putin's order for three-day truce with Ukraine enters force

      Russian President Vladimir Putin's order for a three-day truce with Ukraine took effect Thursday. This move, the Kremlin, said would test Kyiv's readiness for peace but that Ukraine has slammed as a farce. The Kremlin has said Russian forces will honour Putin's order for the duration of the holiday period, but will respond "immediately" if attacked.

      Zelenskyy snubs short truce, won't play Putin's 'games'

      Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Vladimir Putin's three-day truce offer as a theatrical move, expressing readiness for a full ceasefire while questioning Russia's intentions. The proposed truce coincided with Russia's World War II commemorations on May 9, raising concerns in Kyiv about potential disruptions and safety risks for foreign leaders attending the Moscow celebrations.

      Russian drone attack wounds 47 in Ukraine's second city of Kharkiv

      A Russian drone attack in Kharkiv injured many. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants more support from allies. He proposed a 30-day ceasefire. The US and Ukraine signed a mineral resource agreement. Russia claims to have shot down Ukrainian drones. Five people were injured in Russia. Maria Zakharova said Zelenskyy threatened world leaders. Dmitry Peskov expects Kyiv to de-escalate before Victory Day.

      Zelenskyy refuses to guarantee safety of Putin's foreign dignitaries to watch Red Square parade

      President Zelenskyy rejected Russia's offer of a three-day ceasefire for Victory Day, citing security concerns for foreign dignitaries attending the Moscow parade and demanding a 30-day ceasefire. Russia, through Dmitry Medvedev, dismissed Zelenskyy's concerns and warned of potential repercussions for Kyiv.

      Russia announces 3-day ceasefire in Ukraine from May 8-10 amid Trump's peace efforts

      The Kremlin announced a three-day ceasefire in Ukraine from May 8 to May 10, coinciding with Russia's Victory Day celebrations. This announcement follows increased efforts by U.S. President Donald Trump to facilitate a peace agreement in the conflict-ridden nation. Russia cautioned Ukraine against violating the truce, warning of a strong response if breached.

      US will 'walk away' unless Russia and Ukraine agree deal: JD Vance

      Amidst ongoing conflict, Vice President JD Vance indicated the US might withdraw if Russia and Ukraine don't agree to peace, suggesting potential land swaps. Despite this, Ukraine seeks an immediate ceasefire following renewed Russian strikes, while diplomatic efforts continue with downgraded talks in London and envoys heading to Moscow. Trump's administration is reportedly frustrated with the lack of progress.

      Putin says he is open to direct peace talks with Ukraine

      Amidst ongoing conflict, Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed bilateral talks with Ukraine, a first since the war's early stages. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy expressed eagerness to discuss a ceasefire, particularly concerning attacks on civilian targets. Both leaders face pressure from the U.S., which threatens to withdraw from peace efforts without progress.

      Putin willing to discuss Zelenskiy's call for halt to attacks on civilian infrastructure: Kremlin

      The Kremlin announced Russia's readiness to consider Ukraine's proposal for a mutual halt to attacks on civilian infrastructure, a complex issue President Putin is willing to discuss. Despite this, no concrete plans for Russia-Ukraine talks are currently in place. This development occurs amidst pressure on both sides to demonstrate progress in ending the ongoing conflict, especially after U.S.

      Russia says Ukraine energy truce over, US mulls peace talks exit

      Russia announced the end of a 30-day pause on strikes against Ukrainian energy sites, escalating tensions as US ceasefire efforts face potential collapse. Despite US President Trump's attempts to broker peace, Russia continues attacks, resulting in casualties and condemnation from Ukrainian President Zelensky.

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