Russia-Ukraine war

Russia-Ukraine war

Record-Breaking Inflationary Gas Prices on Labor Day in the US

With the Strait of Hormuz blocked and the global refinery crisis intensifying, the unprecedented jump in gasoline prices and record-breaking diesel prices on the eve of the Labor Day holiday have turned the last days of summer into a period of heavy living pressures and forced cancellations of trips for American citizens.
News ID: 88278   Publish Date : 2026/09/07

Moscow Prepares to Paralyze Ukraine’s Defenses and Threaten NATO

By building and expanding 10 new military bases on the border with Ukraine and Belarus, Russia has expanded its network of drone-with-jet-engine launchers to paralyze Kyiv’s defenses and directly threaten NATO territory.
News ID: 88223   Publish Date : 2026/08/18

Kyiv and Tel Aviv's Sedition on the Eve of World War III

Despite being angry at Zelensky's cowardly behavior and having the option of attacking Ukrainian ports on the table, Iran did not take this action because it did not want to play into the Kyiv regime's hands and present itself as a direct and actual threat to European security.
News ID: 88165   Publish Date : 2026/08/02

Isn't the Kremlin Taking the Ukraine War Seriously?

The unwillingness of Moscow officials to show timely initiative and foresight has become Russia’s Achilles’ heel in the war with Ukraine.
News ID: 87983   Publish Date : 2026/06/23

Political Consequences of a Massive Attack on Moscow

The tangible result of the Ukrainian attacks on Moscow could be that more Russian citizens feel that the war is no longer a distant phenomenon, but that it is directly affecting their daily lives.
News ID: 87975   Publish Date : 2026/06/21

Addiction Destroyed the Ukrainian army: War Nightmare Engulfs Soldiers

As the war with Russia enters its fifth year, the Ukrainian army is now grappling with a growing addiction crisis and the mental breakdown of more than half of its frontline soldiers.
News ID: 87960   Publish Date : 2026/06/15

Kyiv Pechersk Lavra Church Burns in Russia

The ancient, thousand-year-old Kyiv Pechersk Lavra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, was set on fire in the Ukrainian capital on Monday morning after Russian forces launched missile attacks.
News ID: 87959   Publish Date : 2026/06/15

Dynamics of Russian Sanctions with a Focus on LNG and Oil

The process of sanctions against Russia is not only not automatic, but also the result of a complex ecosystem of actors who consciously and purposefully try to restrict the country’s energy industry.
News ID: 87898   Publish Date : 2026/06/01

An Odyssey in World War

George Orwell, in his essay “You and the Atomic Bomb,” written two months after the atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, argued that the atomic bomb would end large-scale conflicts and “prolong a peace that is not really peace.”
News ID: 87888   Publish Date : 2026/05/31

Russia and the Unpleasant Phenomenon of “Peace in Wartime”

Only an idea that becomes a “national idea” can transform Russia. Then we can say that the war in Ukraine, with its enormous pressure and irreparable losses, will become a prelude to the creation of a new situation in this country.
News ID: 87887   Publish Date : 2026/05/31

Russian Army Under Pressure of Heavy Public Expectations to Conquer Kyiv

Exaggerated assessments and exaggerated promises made by some Russian media activists have created unrealistic expectations of the war in Russian society. In this atmosphere, it has become difficult for the Russian President to exit the war.
News ID: 87872   Publish Date : 2026/05/26

Life in Chornobyl Forty Years After the Nuclear Disaster

While the Chornobyl Exclusion Zone has become a rare haven for wildlife for decades, the war between Russia and Ukraine has exposed this fragile ecosystem to new threats.
News ID: 87699   Publish Date : 2026/04/20

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