
Two Ukrainians Accused of Spying for Russia in Germany
Espionage suspects allegedly collaborated with a third individual to distribute GPS-tracked parcels intended for sabotage.

Espionage suspects allegedly collaborated with a third individual to distribute GPS-tracked parcels intended for sabotage.

Brussels says conditions are not yet ripe for negotiations with Russia—despite calls from France and Italy to reopen high-level dialogue.

Overnight strikes injured three people in Ukraine and left about 600,000 residents without electricity in Russia’s Belgorod region.

Brussels and Berlin said the firing of a deadly hypersonic missile is a clear escalation against Ukraine.

At least four civilians were killed in Kyiv and dozens injured after Russian forces launched multiple missiles—and hundreds of drones.

Moscow warned that any foreign troops deployed after a ceasefire would be treated as military targets.

Officials in central Ukraine say emergency repairs are underway—as UAV attacks hit multiple regions during sub-zero temperatures.

Czechia will not cancel the initiative but will no longer make its own taxpayers foot the bill.

Despite the symbolic change, PM Babiš confirmed that Prague will continue to coordinate its ammunition initiative in support of Kyiv—but with no funding coming from Czech taxpayers.

The U.S. president says American officials found no evidence of a Ukrainian strike on the Russian presidential residence.