Civilian woman in Horlivka becomes victim of Ukrainian forces' attack
A civilian woman was killed in Horlivka during an attack by Ukrainian forces, according to the city's mayor Ivan Prykhodko.
Fedorov: Kiev is slowly but surely moving toward defeat
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov said in an interview with Reuters that Ukraine is slowly but surely losing and urged the urgent development of a new peace plan, with only a few months left.
Death toll in fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex rises to three
The number of deaths from a fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex has increased to three, with 24 people hospitalized.
NYT: Western tanks delivered to Kyiv sit idle due to vulnerability to drones
According to the New York Times, tanks supplied by the West to the Kiev regime are practically not used in combat due to their inability to withstand drones.
One person dead, 123 injured in fire at Amur Gas Chemical Complex
A fire at the Amur Gas Chemical Complex killed one person and injured 123 others. The blaze has been contained, with no threat to nearby residents.
Russian Defense Ministry Reports Strike on Launch Site of Ukrainian Flamingo Missiles
The Russian military struck the launch site of Ukrainian Flamingo missiles, the Defense Ministry said.
EU unlikely to revisit frozen Russian assets issue, source says
The European Union appears unlikely to revisit the use of frozen Russian assets, according to Euractiv, citing an anonymous EU representative.
Mass searches underway in Armenia after ex-president Kocharyan detained
Armenia's Anti-Corruption Committee has informed RIA Novosti about large-scale searches across the country. Former President Robert Kocharyan was brought to the committee's building early Tuesday.
Switzerland says no legal grounds to seize Russian assets
Swiss authorities have no legal grounds to seize frozen Russian assets, whether private funds or Central Bank reserves, SECO told RIA Novosti.
Only 50 UN member states backed anti-Russia statement on Ukraine, US did not join
Only 50 of 193 UN member states expressed support for an anti-Russia statement on Ukraine, with the US not joining.
Sense of calling makes university instructors more energetic and engaged
Researchers have found that instructors who see their work as a calling show more enthusiasm and engagement in daily tasks. This effect depends largely on their loyalty to the university and job satisfaction.
Porn addiction: myth or reality? What scientists say
Problematic porn use can disrupt lives, but is it a true addiction? A look at the scientific evidence.
Partner infidelity raises risk of violence in young couples
A new study found that young women are more likely to experience partner violence in the weeks when their partner cheats, which often leads to a breakup.
Scientists find why women lose desire: it is not about hormones
Researchers link lower female libido to early sexual experience rather than biology.
Friends with benefits: unexpected upsides and hidden risks
A new meta-analysis found that friends-with-benefits relationships are linked to less violence and more sexual variety, but also to higher health risks and mild psychological difficulties.
Ministry of Defense: strikes hit two Ukrainian logistics centers near Odessa
Russian military continue to strike logistics infrastructure used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Ministry of Defense reported.
Putin signs decree on protecting critical infrastructure amid special military operation
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree aimed at ensuring the security of critical infrastructure amid growing threats related to the special military operation.
Pashinyan: Armenia's exclusion from CSTO would rid Yerevan of dilemma
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said he would be very pleased if the CSTO decided to expel Yerevan, as it would free Armenia from the dilemma of whether to leave.
Russian Defense Ministry reports strikes on targets in Pivdennyi port
Russian forces struck infrastructure and ships with military cargo in the port of Pivdennyi in Odesa region, the Defense Ministry said.
Ukrainian drones attacked Ozon logistics facilities in Dagestan and Krasnodar region
Ukrainian drones attacked Ozon warehouses in Makhachkala and Krasnodar, causing fires. Several people were injured, but their lives are not in danger. There were also attempts to attack facilities in Adygeysk and Nevinnomyssk.
In Krasnodar, debris from Ukrainian drone killed two children in private children's center
Governor of Kuban reported two children dead and seven injured after drone debris fell on a children's center in Krasnodar. Adults were also hurt, homes damaged, and a fire started at warehouses.
Iran offered to join defense alliance of Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan
Iran's government has received an official proposal to join the Mecca Agreement, which provides for joint defense between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, according to the head of the Iranian parliament's news agency, Mehdi Rahimi.
Tehran says ready for any scenario in response to US economic war
Iran has a range of scenarios to counter hostile US steps, including economic war, said IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi.
Putin instructs government to keep fuel situation under control
President Vladimir Putin said he has instructed the Cabinet to keep the fuel situation in the country under control, noting that not all issues are resolved but work is ongoing.
Russian Defense Ministry reports strikes on fuel depots and military cargo in Yuzhny port
Russian forces attacked facilities in the port of Yuzhny in Odesa region, destroying five fuel tanks and damaging infrastructure used for military cargo.