Kremlin senior advisor Ushakov assesses Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, could play a significant role in drafting a Ukraine peace agreement.

Russia launched a significant number of missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) into Ukrainian territory, including Kiev province, prompting the country's air force to issue a nationwide alert.

The World Gold Council (WGC) suggests that after a 60% increase since the beginning of the year, the price of the precious metal may continue to climb another 15-30% by 2026.

A Ukrainian drone struck Grozny City tower, home to several important Chechen government agencies, less than one kilometer from leader Kadyrov's residence.

The Kremlin warns Russia will continue its operation in Ukraine if achieving its goals through peaceful means becomes impossible.

Russia's elite Rubikon unit deployed a Lancet unmanned aerial vehicle to intercept a Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel in the Black Sea, over 100 km from its launch position.

A clash between a group of Ukrainian service members and intelligence officers in the capital city of Kyiv reportedly exposed their location, leading to a long-range drone attack by Russia.

Anduril once touted the combat achievements of its various UAV lines, but a series of recent test incidents cast doubt on their true capabilities.

President Putin considers discussions with the US delegation in Moskva necessary and useful, but also admits there are still many difficulties.

The Russian military launched an early morning attack, using Iskander-M missiles to strike the Security Service of Ukraine headquarters in Dnipropetrovsk province.

Italy announced it has not yet joined NATO's program to acquire US military equipment for Ukraine, despite earlier indications of support.

Romanian military destroys Ukrainian-made Sea Baby unmanned boat, but Kyiv asserts no vehicles lost.

President Trump believes his Russian counterpart Putin wants to end the Ukraine conflict, following a meeting between two US negotiators and the Kremlin leader in Moscow.

EU presents plan to use nearly 105 billion USD from frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine for two years, despite Belgium's opposition.