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A Russian military helicopter briefly entered Polish airspace, in an incident considered by the authorities in Warsaw as a new test of NATO’s defense capabilities. A Mi-8 type aircraft flew over Polish territory for 42 seconds, at an altitude of approximately 300 meters, an incident that triggered an immediate response from the alliance, with several fighter jets being urgently dispatched on a mission. According to available information, the Russian helicopter would have taken off from the Kaliningrad region, near the Polish city of Braniewo. The Polish authorities consider the incident a deliberate violation of airspace, intended to test the reaction…
The US Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, stated that drone incursions in Romania and Poland are largely the result of electronic warfare and occur unintentionally. He said that acts of sabotage represent a more worrying threat. The US Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, dismissed any concerns that Russia might be testing the transatlantic military alliance. In a statement given to the Associated Press (AP) Tuesday evening, following a debate in Des Moines, Iowa, Whitaker stated that “Putin does not want a conflict with NATO”. He said that drone incursions into countries such as Romania or Poland were largely the result…
Russia “will not take a break” in the war in Ukraine, asserted Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday, at the UN Security Council, a day after Kiev and Washington mentioned an “energy moratorium”. “We will not pause our special military operation,” declared the Russian Foreign Minister, using the expression employed by the Kremlin to refer to the War in Ukraine, reports AFP, quoted by News.ro. “Europe wants to obtain a pause to arm itself,” he added. On Tuesday, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski declared himself “ready” for a “moratorium” on attacks against energy facilities, if Moscow does the same. American…
President Vladimir Putin asserts that the recorded presence at the parliamentary elections over the weekend indicates that Russians support the Russian forces fighting in Ukraine and the efforts of the authorities for national security, wrote Reuters. The pro-Kremlin party “United Russia”, in power, has retained its majority in the national parliament following the State Duma elections this weekend, according to the electoral results presented on Monday. Monday’s results placed United Russia at a score of 57%, which means it is set to have a record number of 355 seats in the State Duma, that is, almost 80% of the total.…
The American Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, expressed his concern on Wednesday that the war between Russia and Ukraine could spread to other countries following incidents caused by hybrid attacks or sabotage, or even a simple misunderstanding that could trigger a direct armed conflict, reports dpa and Agerpres. “One of our concerns, among many others, regarding the war between Russia and Ukraine is that it could metastasize and spread to other places,” Rubio declared to the press, after a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. This war “could escalate into something…
The Ukrainian security services claim to have arrested in Kiev a Ukrainian woman suspected of preparing the assassination of a Kremlin opponent serving in the Ukrainian army. The suspect was apprehended while conducting reconnaissance near her target’s workplace, reports Le Parisien. The Ukrainian secret services (SBU) have arrested an agent of the Russian secret services (FSB) who was preparing to assassinate a Russian opponent siding with Ukraine since 2022, announced the SBU on social networks. The person in question, whose name has not been made public, currently leads a Ukrainian organization and works as a kick-boxing coach in Kiev, according…
The American President Donald Trump has invited his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to the G20 summit, which will be hosted by the USA in Miami in December, while Washington is making efforts to convince Russia and Ukraine to end the war, announced on Wednesday the American Secretary of State Marco Rubio, after a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly with the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, reports AFP, quoted by Agerpres. “To solve problems, you need to meet with people you disagree with or with whom you might have differences. For this reason, I invited President Putin…
The American company OpenAI has announced that it will provide its AI cyber defense system to Ukraine for free, to help the Kiev government protect civil infrastructure, such as hospitals and power plants, from cyber attacks, reports BBC. According to the Computer Emergency Response Team of Ukraine (CERT-UA), the national team for cyber incident response, Ukraine recorded nearly 6,000 attacks in 2025 alone. The OpenAI system, Daybreak, is capable of quickly identifying vulnerabilities in digital systems and can assist in their remediation. In accordance with the agreement between Ukraine and Sam Altman’s company, Kiev will gain access to the advanced…
While battles are fought with artillery and FPV drones, another war unfolds in the electromagnetic spectrum, invisible, silent, and often decisive. The publication “Oboronka” offers a rare insight into the backstage of this technological confrontation, where Ukrainian operators, armed with antennas, jammers, and constant adaptation, try to blind and disarm Russian drones before they reach their target. The story of the commander known by the codename “Did” reveals how fast, unpredictable, and vital this wave-by-wave battle has become. The commander of the electronic warfare company within the “Hartia” corps, Oleksi, known by the code name “Did” (Grandfather), joined the army…
The Attorney General of Hungary requested on Tuesday the lifting of parliamentary immunity of Prime Minister Peter Magyar and, in other cases, the lifting of immunity of two former ministers from the government of former nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban, reports France Presse. These announcements by the acting Attorney General Istvan Lajtar constitute, in addition to the case targeting the current Prime Minister, the first announcements regarding the initiation of legal proceedings against high-ranking officials from the Orban era. Peter Magyar, a pro-European conservative who came to power after his party Tisza’s victory in the parliamentary elections in April, ending…