As Russia faces recruitment struggles and battlefield losses, experts warn the Kremlin may consider a politically risky draft expansion. Despite previous mobilization backlash, Moscow may need to recruit more troops to sustain its war efforts, amid growing public fatigue.
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NATO is weighing a €70 billion military aid package for Ukraine, proposed by Germany, to be unveiled at the Ankara summit. The initiative seeks to improve funding transparency and address burden-sharing concerns. Discussions focus on air defense and advanced weaponry support.
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Ukraine’s long-range drone strikes have targeted the Petersburg Oil Terminal in St. Petersburg, a key Russian facility, amid the city’s international economic forum. The attack, confirmed by President Zelenskyy, highlights Ukraine’s strategic operations against Russian infrastructure.
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Ukrainian President Zelensky appeals to U.S. President Trump for enhanced air defense systems amid intensified Russian attacks. With dwindling supplies of Patriot interceptors, Ukraine seeks urgent U.S. support to bolster its defenses against escalating missile threats.
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Moscow has escalated threats against Ukraine, warning of systematic strikes on Kyiv’s military complex and advising foreign citizens to leave. While such threats are not new, the Kremlin’s language and justification signal a shift amid growing frustration and battlefield setbacks.
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Marking four years since Russia’s invasion, President Zelenskyy emphasized Ukraine’s resilience and the importance of sovereignty in peace talks. Reflecting on the nation’s struggle, he praised international support and honored those who sacrificed for Ukraine’s survival.
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President Zelenskyy announced Ukraine’s Defense Forces have reclaimed 300 square kilometers on the southern front. Despite ongoing conflict, he refutes claims of losing the war, emphasizing strategic gains and addressing future security arrangements with potential European force deployments.
Read MoreIn 2025, civilian casualties in Ukraine rose by 26% due to intensified Russian targeting of urban areas, reports Action on Armed Violence. The average casualties per incident increased by 33%, with significant attacks like the June 24 strike in Dnipro highlighting the conflict’s severity.
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Russia’s trade with the world has dropped to its lowest in over 30 years, echoing the Soviet era. Exports now account for just 17.8% of GDP, down from 22.2% last year. This decline is attributed to Western sanctions and import restrictions, reshaping Russia’s global economic role.
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On February 7, Russia launched a major assault on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, causing widespread power outages and damaging nuclear facilities. This attack intensified the strain on Ukraine’s power grid amid freezing temperatures, with significant impacts on key regions.
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Russian athletes cleared to compete as neutrals in the Winter Olympics face scrutiny over ties to pro-war activities in Ukraine. Despite concerns, the IOC maintains their neutrality status. BBC Sport’s investigation highlights affiliations with military-backed figures.
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The EU plans to allocate $70 billion for Ukraine’s defense, highlighting its reliance on U.S. technology. Despite this, the EU struggles to match the production speed of U.S. systems. Ukraine’s dependence on American weaponry underscores the EU’s challenges amid transatlantic tensions.
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