Ukrainian intelligence has accused Russian authorities of recruiting Syrian mercenaries as 'cannon fodder' for military operations in Ukraine.

In response to Russian threats, the international community has pledged significant aid to Moldova, including €80 million in grants and €305 million in loans to support its EU integration.

The UK has stated it will not permit Ukraine to use long-range missiles against Russian targets without U.S. approval, emphasizing the importance of a coordinated strategy among allies.

The controversial documentary 'Russians at War' is set to be screened in Toronto after being initially canceled due to threats, despite protests from Ukrainian officials.

The governor of Kursk has ordered the evacuation of villages near the Ukrainian border due to security concerns amid ongoing military conflicts.

Sweden plans to boost its defense budget to 2.4% of GDP by 2025, reflecting the deteriorating international security environment, particularly due to the war in Ukraine.

Meta has implemented a global ban on Russian state media across its platforms to prevent foreign interference, coinciding with U.S. measures against Russian media.

An ex-employee of a Ukrainian defense company has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for leaking military information to Russian intelligence in 2022.

The Ukrainian Navy reported the destruction of Russian ammunition depots near Mariupol in a missile attack, although the timing of the strike remains undisclosed.

Andrius Kubilius has been appointed as the new European Commissioner for Defense, focusing on enhancing Europe's military capabilities in light of Russian threats.

The U.S. has $6 billion available to equip Ukrainian forces but faces challenges in doing so without depleting its own military stockpiles.

Germany has announced an additional €100 million in winter aid to Ukraine to bolster its energy infrastructure against Russian attacks.