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Russia Says Crimea Attack Drones Used Grain Corridor ‘Safe Zone’

Russia said Sunday it recovered debris from drones that attacked its fleet in Sevastopol, exploiting  the "safe zone" of a grain corridor, and could have been launched from a civilian ship.

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Russia Mobilizes 300,000 Reservists: Minister

Russia mobilized 300,000 reservists in just over a month to join Moscow's offensive in Ukraine after a call-up that triggered an exodus of men unwilling to fight.

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Russia Finally Admits Weapons Shortage in Ukraine War

Russia has finally admitted to running out of military weapons and equipment to supply its troops in Ukraine.

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Russia’s Use of Iranian Drones in Ukraine ‘Appalling’: Blinken

Russia's use of Iranian drones in Ukraine is appalling, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said, vowing to block shipments of such systems.

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US Hurries Upgraded Nuclear Bomb Fielding in Europe: Report

The US has reportedly advanced the fielding of an upgraded nuclear bomb at its European bases by several months.

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Two Ukraine-Bound NASAMS Given to US: Raytheon

Raytheon Technologies has delivered two Ukraine-bound National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile Systems to the US government, revealed CEO Greg Hayes on CNBC.

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Russia Undertakes Nuclear Drills as Fighting Heavy Near Bakhmut

Russia's strategic forces carried out drills Wednesday, including a test launch of a ballistic missile from a submarine.

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Russia Recruiting Former Afghan Commandos for Ukraine: Report

Russia is reportedly recruiting former Afghan special forces personnel abandoned after the collapse of the Ashraf Ghani government to fight in Ukraine

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Crimea Power Plant Hit by Drone Attack: Moscow-Backed Authorities

Authorities in Moscow-annexed Crimea said a thermal power plant on the peninsula was targeted by an overnight drone attack.

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US Accuses Russia’s Wagner of Worsening Security in Mali

Mali's security situation has become worse due to the junta's choices, including an alleged partnership with Wagner, a US official said.

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