


A reported Ukrainian drone attack on the Tyumen oil refinery in western Siberia would mark a further expansion of Kyiv's long-range strike campaign, pushing pressure on Russia's refining network far beyond the border regions and Moscow.

European Council conclusions have asked officials to examine possible internal-security measures concerning Russian ex-combatants from the war against Ukraine, turning a buried summit clause into a practical question for borders, intelligence sharing and hybrid-threat planning.

French investigations into suspected sabotage and espionage attempts point to a widening security problem for Europe: Russia-linked operations are increasingly targeting transport infrastructure and defence industry inside EU and NATO states. French authorities are investigating several suspected Russia-linked sabotage and…

Britain’s new long-range missile prototypes for Ukraine point to a wider defence-industrial problem: European weapons are increasingly being designed to avoid reliance on US export controls and political approval. The United Kingdom has unveiled three prototype long-range missiles for Ukraine…

Ukraine’s 18 June drone strike on Moscow’s Kapotnya oil refinery suggests Kyiv’s long-range campaign is moving beyond symbolic raids towards pressure on Russia’s domestic fuel supply and the credibility of air defences around the capital. Ukraine’s drone strike on a…

Donald Trump and Iran’s Masoud Pezeshkian have signed an initial memorandum to end the war, but the 14-point deal leaves the hardest questions over sanctions, nuclear monitoring, Hormuz shipping and Lebanon to a short negotiating window. The United States and…

A strike on the Kapotnya refinery has again exposed the vulnerability of Russia’s fuel infrastructure, with Moscow airports disrupted during one of the largest recent drone attacks on the capital. Ukrainian drones struck the Moscow Oil Refinery in Kapotnya early…

Berlin’s decision to move the minehunter Fulda and supply ship Mosel towards the Red Sea shows that Europe’s proposed Hormuz mission is no longer only a diplomatic concept. It is becoming a test of naval capacity, legal authority and regional…

Washington’s call for a tougher “NATO 3.0” is not only a spending demand. It forces European allies to plan for crises in which US aircraft, carriers, tankers and command assets may no longer be available by default. The United States’…

A Russian frigate’s warning shots near a UK-flagged yacht in the Channel highlight a wider maritime-risk problem where Russian naval movements, civilian traffic and shadow-fleet enforcement increasingly overlap. A Russian frigate’s warning shots near a UK-flagged civilian yacht in the…