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“This week, my train in Ukraine was almost hit by a Russian drone,” writes Niall Ferguson. “It sent the same message that aggressors have been sending since the earliest days of siege warfare: Be afraid.”

More than 100 Russian soldiers surrendered to drones over the winter, a former Ukrainian official said. NBC News talked to one unit that captured four men without firing a shot.

Valerii Zaluzhnyi, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United Kingdom and former commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said he considers himself a supporter of NATO but believes the alliance…

Mission accomplished

The FSB claims the messenger app, created by Pavel Durov, has failed to remove accounts and channels used for recruitment by Ukraine's secret service.

Recent air defence pledges won’t deliver interceptors for years. Europe could help now by providing fighter cover, or by delivering more offensive weapons. Will it act?

War risk premiums for Strait of Hormuz transits have surged back into double digits for some owners as renewed US-Iran hostilities and Houthi attacks drive insurers to reassess Gulf exposure, with a growing number now reluctant to cover Saudi-linked vessels

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Russia has no warships deployed in the Mediterranean Sea for the first time in a decade, the latest example of how much Moscow is exerting itself after almost four and a half years of full-scale war in Ukraine. The last two Russian military ships in the Mediterranean Sea left the area on June 26, 2026, a NATO official told Newsweek, speaking on a condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject matter. The ships' exit marks the first time since 2016 that Russia's military hasn't had a naval presence in the Mediterranean, and it points to the strain Moscow is under with its bruising war effort in eastern Europe, as the conflict churns on with no end in sight. Read More on World The departure is also an indication of the resources the Kremlin has for months expended in escort missions for Russian merchant vessels, including along routes near European coastlines. Russia has historically kept ships in the Mediterranean as a counterbalance to NATO dominance along the northern edge of the sea, swapping vessels in and out of the Syrian port of Tartus, Russia's only naval support facility on the Mediterranean. Moscow yanked most of its forces from...

The attack showed the extent to which the drones have helped Kyiv exercise greater control in the Black Sea.

Ukraine attacks deter Russian shipping in Sea of Azov; loudest cheers for Kyiv’s troops at Bastille Day parade in Paris. What we know on day 1,603

The Ukrainian military has conducted what appears to be the world’s first combat amphibious assault using purely robotic platforms.

A wave of Ukrainian strikes on Russian fuel infrastructure has reduced Russia's oil refining output to its lowest level in more than 21 years.

Potential breakthrough comes days after Donald Trump signalled shift towards more support for Kyiv