- — Germany Detains Fourth Person Over Starlink Fire That Poland Blames on Moscow
- Warsaw has said it believed the fire was an act of sabotage aimed at disrupting internet services, including for Ukraine's military.
- — Yandex Waives Cloud and Software Fees After Ukrainian Drone Attacks on Data Centers
- Yandex stock dropped 77 billion rubles ($918.5 million) over two days of trading on the Moscow Exchange, marking a 5.4% fall in market capitalization.
- — Ukraine Holds Off Refinery Attacks for Second Day After Trump Ceasefire Claim
- While U.S. President Donald Trump made the surprise announcement Sunday, the Kremlin has said that talks are ongoing.
- — French Navy Boards Russia-Linked Tanker in Indian Ocean
- The ship is at least the sixth shadow-fleet tanker French authorities have detained over the past year.
- — Rostov Oil Terminal Burns for Third Day After Reported Ukrainian Drone Attack
- The terminal transfers petroleum products onto sea and river tankers for export and has reportedly been used to supply fuel to the Russian military.
- — Tula’s ‘Model Police Officer’ Arrested Over $2K Bribe – Reports
- Regional authorities had previously praised the officer as a model police officer and a trusted figure in her community.
- — Ukraine’s Strikes on Yandex Data Centers, Explained
- Drone strikes on Yandex data centers are disrupting services from taxis to digital payments across Russia.
- — EU Adopts Record Sanctions Expansion Targeting 1.6K Russian Defense Firms and Executives
- The companies supply components for Russian missiles, drones and aircraft, including explosives, ammunition, semiconductors and computers.
- — Abramovich Aides Backdated Documents to Hide Assets and Avoid Taxes, Report Says
- The investigation describes an alleged scheme spanning at least 1999 to 2013, in which documents for more than 100 companies linked to Abramovich were backdated.
- — Russia Weighs Drone Defenses for Data Centers After ‘Unprecedented’ Yandex Attacks
- The strikes on Yandex data centers have caused server outages that triggered service disruptions for users.
- — Russia Plans Rehab Centers for Ukraine War Amputees
- Russian officials are reporting growing demand for prosthetic limbs and rehabilitation among soldiers returning from Ukraine.
- — Zelensky Accuses Russia of Breaking Energy Ceasefire as Kremlin Says Talks Ongoing
- The Kremlin has not formally confirmed that it agreed to a ceasefire.
- — Trump Says Russia and Ukraine Reached ‘Energy Ceasefire'
- Trump, in a social media post, said the energy ceasefire was taking effect immediately, but did not elaborate further.
- — Russia’s Yandex Says Data Center in Vladimir Shut Down After Drone Attack
- Some of Yandex's services are currently unavailable to users, the company said.
- — Russian Attack on Ukrainian City Kills 20, a Day After Trump Eases Diesel Sanctions on Moscow
- The Ukrainian President offered some of his sharpest criticism of Donald Trump after this week's third mass-casualty Russian attack.
- — Germany Sticks to Russia Sanctions After Trump Diesel Announcement
- Trump said on Friday that Russia had agreed to supply diesel to the global market to ease fuel prices. Kyiv's allies are not supportive.
- — Rosatom Says it Wins Tribunal Ruling in Finnish Nuclear Plant Dispute
- Rosatom said the International Chamber of Commerce agreed that a Finnish firm wrongly terminated the contract for a new nuclear power plant.
- — Putin Downplayed Immediate Ukraine Talks Resumption in Phone Call With Trump, Kremlin Says
- The Kremlin also said Putin and Trump discussed major economic initiatives during the phone call, including potential supplies of Russian fuel.
- — Montenegro Expels Founder of Russian Pro-War Blog Rybar for 'Security Reasons'
- Mikhail Zvinchuk and four others had been detained earlier in an operation targeting suspected Russian influence activities.
- — In Russian-Occupied Oleshky, Civilians Struggle to Survive as Hunger Deepens
- With roads mined and supplies dwindling, civilians in the occupied Ukrainian town are risking their lives to find food or escape.
- — St. Petersburg Court Fines Yabloko Leader $12 for Writing Peace Slogans on Ballot
- Rybakov had written four party slogans on his ballots: “For Peace,” “For Freedom,” “For a Life Without Fear” and “For a Ceasefire Agreement.”
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