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The Karin, a 400-foot-long (120-meter-long) cargo ship, sat moored this week on Ireland’s boggy River Shannon estuary. Soon it set sail for Russia laden with a white powder that can be forged into weapons vital to Moscow’s war on Ukraine.
Russia prisoner exchange and diplomacy will continue, but there's no sign of a breakthrough on a wider peace deal.
Europe's Critical Mineral, Russia's War Industry: The Irish Exports At The Centre Of A Sanctions Row
Ireland's Russian-owned Aughinish refinery continues shipping alumina to Russia, raising questions about EU sanctions and links to Moscow's defence industry.
Russia suffers record losses on Nov. 8, General Staff says * Ukrainian parliament backs creation of Space Forces in first reading * Russia imposes
The real task, Medinsky declared, was to create a comprehensive European security system: a "new, modern Yalta and Potsdam imbued with the spirit of Helsinki"—the kind of agreement that might "preserve peace for decades,
Ukrainian forces have foiled Moscow’s offensive in the Donetsk region. The Russian army is making one more push.
Internal Russian defense documents reveal a contract for 90 precision-guided missile launchers destined for Iran, detailing Moscow's military support.
As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine continues, Russia has worked to reintegrate its war veterans into Russian society. Some have taken political office.
The nation recorded close to 400,000 fatalities linked to the conflict with Ukraine, spanning from February 2022 to this August.