In a letter addressed to Trump, a group of Democratic and Republican senators criticised the decision to resume imports of Russian gas, warning that it would end up funding Moscow’s war machine 

The U.S. president continues to issue threats against Ukraine, placing his trust in Putin, who dangles non-existent business deals in front of him and even double-crosses him in the only war that matters to Trump – the one against Iran.

The Alliance’s top military commander unveils a new strategy in Warsaw: three phases to repel a potential Russian attack. A communications shift too, linking deterrence, technology and investment to the ability to defend every inch of allied territory

Manipulating Trump and fuelling the rift with Zelensky. Before a tonne of diesel has even crossed the Atlantic, Moscow has already claimed victory

Ukraine would like to resume the trilateral negotiation format. Meanwhile, Russia is reportedly preparing for the largest attack on the energy sector since the end of the war, using around 1,000 missiles, drones and bombs against power stations and water supply facilities

For the Kremlin leader, there is no such thing as ‘hybrid’ warfare – there is simply war, and that is all. Intimidation, psychological pressure and sabotage are all part of a single arsenal