Russia’s Security Service Arrests US Journalist For Espionage
Russia’s security service on Thursday arrested an American journalist working for The Wall Street Journal accused of carrying out espionage mission since the Cold War
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Russia’s Lower House Approves Amendment On Punishment For Volunteer Groups
Russia's lower house of parliament, the State Duma, voted on Tuesday to approve an amendment that would punish those found guilty of discrediting "volunteer" groups fighting in Ukraine
Putin Vows To Resist USA’s Patriot Defence Of Ukraine
Russia President Vladimir Putin has warned that Moscow will resist any Patriot battery that United States of America may intend sending to Ukraine to fend off the Russian Invasion
UK’s Coal Mining Approval Gives Credence To Hypocrisy Allegation
The decision of the United Kingdom to approve a coal mine operation in Cumbria, in December, has given credence to the labelling of western countries as ‘hypocritical’ among developing nations. Developed countries have been mounting pressure on Nigeria and other African countries
US Basketballer Griner Regains Freedom From Russian Prison
United States Women's Basketball star Brittney Griner has been declared "safe" following her release from a Russian prison in a swap for the notorious arm dealer, Viktor Bout, the two nations announced on Thursday
Russian Hackers, Killnet, Attack Four US Airports Amid War With Ukraine
Russian-speaking hackers, Killnet, attacked four US airports amid the ongoing war between Ukraine and Vladimir Putin’s country on Monday. Killnet used Distributed Denial Of Service (DDoS) to flood the airports’ computer servers with phony web traffic, which eventually knocks them offline. The
EU To Retaliate Russia’s Gas Cut, Accuses Putin Of Weaponising Gas
The European Union has threatened to react to Russia’s decision to cut gas supply, after one of the largest exporters in Vladimir Putin’s country, Gazprom, said it needs to conduct additional repairs on its pipeline. On Friday September 2, 2022, Gazprom had
US Senate, In Near-100% Vote, Approves Finland, Sweden For NATO, Rebukes Russia
As the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters day 162, the United States’ Senate voted overwhelmingly to give Sweden and Finland approval to become members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). The two countries in Northern Europe have always maintained a non-alignment
Ukrainian President Dismisses Security Head, Prosecutor-General
Following the recent missile attacks on Ukrainian soil by the Russian Military, President Volodymyr Zelenskky on Sunday sacked the country’s head of security service and its prosecutor-general, accusing them of treason and collaboration by people within their department. Associated Press (AP) reported
Ukraine Invasion: Russia Plans Another Round Of Offensive
Russia are still planning on launching a new offensive in Ukraine according to a Ukrainian military official. Russia has warned that they will step up military operations in all, operational areas.
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