Russia-Ukraine War

The Biden administration has been ramping up aid to Ukraine during Biden’s final weeks in office.

The Pentagon said the administration has approved transfers of non-persistent landmines, ‘which become inert after a preset period of time.’

The remarks follow the alleged U.S. decision to let Ukraine use U.S. long-range missiles to strike distant targets inside Russia.

Some observers question the timing of the Biden administration’s apparent decision to let Kyiv strike targets inside Russia with long-range missiles.

President Vladimir Putin has said the revised doctrine might allow Russia to use nuclear weapons in the case of an attack using NATO missiles.

A Kremlin spokesman recently said U.S.' approval for Ukraine to use missiles inside Russia would mark an escalation in the more than two-year-long conflict.

The opposition has called for the UK to give backing for Ukraine to use British Storm Shadow missiles to strike at Russia following the shift in U.S. policy.

Russia previously warned that if NATO allowed Ukraine to strike inside the country, it would be considered direct involvement in the war.

‘The war will end, but there is no set date,’ the Ukrainian leader says.

The top U.S. arms control official echoed the remarks of Secretary of State Antony Blinken and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte.

‘China ... is now more a competitor and a systemic rival: Our dependencies toward China in the key sectors are our vulnerability,’ Kaja Kallas said.

The Biden administration intends to intensify U.S. military aid to Ukraine in a bid to counter Russia’s invasion through 2025, the Secretary of State said.

Moscow and Pyongyang have neither confirmed nor denied the presence of North Korean troops in the Russian border region.

Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira pleaded guilty in March to six counts of willfully retaining and transmitting classified information.

Kyiv hopes to use captured Russian territory as a bargaining chip in future cease-fire talks with Moscow.

The Washington Post previously reported that Trump had spoken with Putin after winning the U.S. election.

Over the weekend, Moscow launched its largest ever drone attack against its neighbor, with a record-breaking 145 unmanned aerial vehicles sent over Ukraine.

The attacks affected ships and civilian aircraft in the region, although no damage has been reported.