Even Norwegian politicians agreed: Storting backs tribunal for Russia
When was the last time you saw a parliament agree on literally anything? Well, the Norwegians just did it, and it's bad news for the Kremlin.
When was the last time you saw a parliament agree on literally anything? Well, the Norwegians just did it, and it's bad news for the Kremlin.
It turns out that if you keep flying explosive metal birds into oil refineries, eventually, those refineries stop refining. Who could have possibly predicted this?
If you thought our guys only target Russian oil tanks, think again. The latest menu includes a refinery in Krasnodar, a drone warehouse, and—wait for it—Russia’s own attempts at making naval drones in occupied Sevastopol.
Because nothing screams 'patriotic duty' quite like running a flat-rate discount on dodging it.
Another tragic reminder of what Russian captivity actually is. Mariupol defender Mykola Bruiev was tortured to death, because international conventions apparently only exist on paper.
Just in case anyone in the West is still debating whether to let Ukraine shoot back at Russian airfields, Moscow sent another early morning reminder directly to residential blocks.
A painful blow for the Ukrainian Air Force as a legendary Su-24M went down during a flight.
Just when you think the neighbors can't get any more absurdly destructive, they decide to launch a massive night attack targeting a movie studio and one of the oldest monasteries in Europe.
Our defenders are having a ridiculously busy Thursday. The occupiers decided to throw everything they have at one specific direction, and our guys are holding the line under insane pressure.
Remember when the US was terrified of Middle Eastern oil embargos? Well, times change, and now Washington is basically the global boss of crude.
Just when we thought geopolitics couldn't get more chaotic, Donald Trump jumped on social media to announce tonight's strikes on Iran and drop a casual plan to seize their oil infrastructure.
The days of entering the military with no exit date might finally be fading, as Ukraine launches new contracts with guaranteed terms and app-based recruitment.